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Axis III

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Axis III
Psychiatry A dimension used with DSM-IV for conditions which may impact emotions–infections, neoplasia, endocrine, nutritional, metabolic & immunity, hematologic, neurologic, circulatory, respiratory, digestive, genitourinary, pregnancy/childbirth, skin, musculoskeletal, connective disorders, congenital anomalies, perinatal problems, ill-defined conditions, injury/poisoning. See DSM-IV, Multiaxial system.


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Various mental health diagnoses, polysubstance abuse, and related medical issues on Axis III such as hepatitis, HIV and chronic pain are more common than not.
Reevaluate those who do not reach remission to assess adherence to therapy and to look for occult Axis I and Axis III disorders, he added.
Major depression brings about a host of physiological changes [involving the] autonomic nervous system, platelet aggregation [and] immune system function that can have an impact on the course and progress ion of Axis III problems.
 
 
 
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