Shifting levels of peripheral inflammatory profiles as an indicator for comorbid multiple autoimmune diseases and bipolar disorder: a case report.

Yuting Shen, Lingzhuo Kong, Jianbo Lai, Shaohua Hu

May 2023 BMC Psychiatry

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Abstract Synopsis

  • The article discusses how autoimmune diseases (AID) can cause inflammatory changes in the blood, which may increase the risk of developing bipolar disorder (BD) alongside AID.
  • It suggests that levels of inflammatory markers and cytokines in the blood could potentially be used to predict susceptibility to BD and help determine how well antipsychotic treatments will work.
  • The case report focuses on a 43-year-old woman with over 16 years of AID who was recently diagnosed with bipolar disorder, highlighting the possible link between autoimmune inflammation and mood disorders.