A case of comorbidity of shared psychosis and eating disorder
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Shared psychotic disorder, Eating disorderAbstract
We present a case of shared psychotic disorder in a mother and her daughter, who is first seen at age of 15 at the Mental Health Unit for an Eating Disorder. She evolved from restrictive anorexia to bulimia, and before the age of 18 a psychotic disorder begins shared with her mother (who is the active member). After a suicidal attempt, related to body image disturbance, she was admitted to hospitalization and we observe how the delusional disorder gets worse in the mother, who rejects therapeutic help.
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