How we approach steroid‐induced affective disorder in pediatric oncology
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Abstract
High-dose corticosteroids are an essential component of treatment for pediatric cancers. Yet, these agents often cause psychiatric disturbances including sleep disruption, steroid-induced psychosis, and steroid-induced affective disorder (SIAD). SIAD, identified as a specific form of substance/medication-induced mental disorder, can present with various psychiatric symptoms, including mania, depression, irritability, and inconsolability. SIAD's varied presentation can lead to underdiagnosis and complicates clinical care, research, and identification of best practices. Here we highlight three pediatric oncology cases involving SIAD and discuss recommendations for supporting patients with SIAD, while introducing a tiered intervention framework (modified from Kazak) that stratifies responses based on symptom severity.
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