Immunobiological model for diagnosing the course of adjustment disorder in women

Background. Adjustment disorders are extremely variable and polymorphic in their clinical manifestations. Certain difficulties are presented by differential diagnostics of the leading syndromic component of this disorder, characterized by the predominance of anxiety or asthenic symptoms. The presence of mixed complaints that can relate to both syndromes, to a certain extent complicates the qualification of adjustment disorder by the main syndrome and creates difficulties in choosing the adequate therapy. Nowadays, mathematical modeling methods are actively used in the diagnostics of many diseases, including mental disorders. This approach allows formalizing the process of mental health assessment, integrating the results of clinical-psychopathological, psychological and immunobiological examination of patients into certain algorithms.