Last night I posted an article about gender and substance misuse. I didn't realize that the Psychiatric Times had a special report section on psychiatric disorders and substance misuse. I haven't had time to read the whole thing yet. What I did read seemed okay other than a sky high prevalence estimate for borderline personality disorder in people with substance use disorders:
Nearly one third of those with a lifetime SUD diagnosis also have BPD (median, 27%; range, 5.2% to 74.0%).16,20 BPD appears to be less prevalent in persons with alcohol use disorders (median, 16%; range, 3.2% to 27.4%) than in those with drug use disorders, especially cocaine and opioid abuse.17,20 For example, Ross and colleagues17 found that almost half (47%) of individuals using heroin who entered treatment for SUD also had BPD.
Here's a list of all the articles:
- The Link Between Psychotic Disorders and Substance Use By Emma Barkus, PhD
- Safe Treatment of Pain in the Patient With a Substance Use Disorder By Penelope P. Ziegler, MD
- Schizophrenia and Substance Abuse: Is There a Role for Atypical Antipsychotics? By Giovanni Caracci, MD
- Implications for Treatment and Prognosis of Borderline and Substance Use DisordersBy Ulrike Feske, PhD, Paul H. Soloff, MD, and Ralph E. Tarter, PhD
- Substance Abuse in Women: Does Gender Matter?By Sudie E. Back, PhD, Regana Contini, MD, and Kathleen T. Brady, MD, PhD
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