Pródromos e estados de risco para transtorno bipolar: oportunidades para prevenção
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Bipolar, mania, pródromos, fases iniciaisResumen
O transtorno bipolar (TB) é uma doença psiquiátrica crônica e potencialmente grave. Nos últimos anos, pesquisas que focaram nas fases prodrômicas e iniciais do TB demonstraram que estratégias de detecção e intervenção precoces têm o potencial de atrasar, diminuir a severidade ou prevenir episódios completos do TB. Dessa forma, um novo caminho se apresenta para a clínica dos transtornos do humor, que passa não só a preocupar-se com o tratamento dos episódios de mania e depressão, como a buscar a detecção e o diagnóstico precoce e, fundamentalmente, a prevenção. O objetivo deste artigo é discutir dados da literatura sobre as fases iniciais do TB, os desafios da detecção precoce e as implicações desse enfoque para intervenções e manejo clínico antes ou logo após o desenvolvimento do primeiro episódio de mania, que marca, oficialmente, o início da doença.
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