PROGNOSTIC SIGNIFICANCE OF REMISSION IN THE EARLY STAGES OF ENDOGENOUS DISEASES IN THE EXAMPLE OF SCHIZOPHRENIA

Abstract

This article will talk about the problem of analyzing and evaluating the non-psychotic stages of schizophrenia, a common type of endogenous disease, and this disease is one of the most important theoretical and practical problems of clinical psychiatry. Traditionally, the term "non-psychotic stages" refers to the prodromal stage of the disease and remission, while psychotic symptoms are not detected or temporarily disappear (weaken).

The article again contains extensive materials on the views of researchers on the problem of remission in the world psychiatric literature over the past century, as well as on other unmanageable periods, such as prodrome, results.

The article proposes various principles based on the typological differentiation of non-specific stages, which allows them to be applied to various goals and objectives of the relevant research.