Having been casually "diagnosed" by a therapist friend of mine as having labile mood disorder, which, to me, sounded like Depression-Lite buckling up on a mood swing, I chalked up my Travolta Revolta to the labile thing and ventured forth.
On admission she presented as dishevelled, agitated, thought disordered and labile in mood.
Baroreflex failure syndrome is a rare disorder which causes labile blood pressure, headache, flushing, diaphoresis and emotional lability.
The fifth predictor of surgery outcome is dysphoric disorder, that is, labile and irritable mood emerging within 3 months after surgery, but most often the first 1 2 months.
Congenital deficiency of factor V (labile factor, proaccelerin) is a rare hereditary coagulation disorder with an incidence of 1 1000,000 and is inherited as an autosomal recessive trait [ 1].
Other reported effects include decreased levels of superoxide dismutase, a key enzyme for protection against oxidative damage which may be enhanced by labile copper, which may initiate or exacerbate inflammatory disorders [18].
Epilepsy is accompanied by the interictal dysphoric disorder, characterised by intermittent affective symptoms including labile affective symptoms, paroxysmal irritability and outbursts of aggressive behaviour.
It involves the calculation of lability which is a ratio of the labile carbon to the non-labile carbon.
Around half of the Young, Hopkin et al. [ 45] sample had borderline personality disorder suggesting that the measure may be more helpful in assessing emotionally labile patients.
13 Dysphoric disorder was defined as an emotional response within the first 3 months after epilepsy surgery characterised by labile mood, crying spells, behavioural outbursts, sleep problems, concentration disorders and/or irritability.
