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. 2017 Nov 29;8:255. doi: 10.3389/fpsyt.2017.00255

Table 2.

Co-morbid psychiatric disorders (F disorders, in addition to pathological gambling, F63.0), according to ICD-10, not mutually exclusive.

Psychiatric disorder (other than pathological gambling, F63.0) % (n)
No diagnosis 42% (n = 45)
Mental and behavioral disorders due to psychoactive substance use 12% (n = 13)
  • alcohol (F10–)

7% (n = 7)
  • drugs (F11–F19)

8% (n = 9)
  •  opioids (F11–)

3% (n = 3)
  •  cannabis (F12–)

4% (n = 4)
  •  sedatives (F13–)

1% (n = 1)
  •  cocaine (F14–)

2% (n = 2)
  •  polydrug (F19–)

1% (n = 1)
Mood disorders (F3–) 22% (n = 23)
  • bipolar affective disorder (F31–)

3% (n = 3)
  • depressive disorder (F32–)

20% (n = 21)
Neurotic, stress-related and somatoform disorders (F4–) 29% (n = 31)
  • other anxiety disorders (F41–)

18% (n = 19)
  • obsessive-compulsive disorder (42–)

1% (n = 1)
  • reactions to severe stress, and adjustment disorders (F43–)

14% (n = 15)
  • somatoform disorders (F45–)

1% (n = 1)
Disorders of adult personality and behavior (F6–) 5% (n = 5)
Disorders of psychological development (F8–) 2% (n = 2)
Behavioral and emotional disorders with onset usually occurring in childhood and adolescence (ADHD, ADD, F9–) 12% (n = 13)
Any psychiatric disorder 58% (n = 61)
Any non-substance psychiatric disorder 52% (n = 55)

Total 100% (N = 106)
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