Comorbidity is common in mental disorders.Researches on comorbidity disorders include epidemiology,cross-sectional and longitudinal developmental correlation among disorders,common etiology and pathology,as well as the influence and treatment.Each disorder in the comorbidity disorders can alter the whole clinical manifestations and response to treatment.Besides,comorbidity disorders take much more impairment on individual function.This article introduces the prevalence of several common disorders in children,such as comorbid anxiety and depression,comorbidity of attention deficit hyperactivity disorder(ADHD),autism spectrum disorder(ASD),tourette syndrome and so on.Related studies on comorbidity structure and development may help to find predictive information and developmental pathway in the early onset of mental disorders.In clinical practice,accurate diagnose and clear correlation among comorbidity disorders are the key factors for making an accurate treating plan,using prevention strategy and predicting future development.At the end,several commons on making a whole stages treating plan are proposed based on the comorbidity diagnose.
Key words
psychological disorder /
comorbidity /
children
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