present. 
Other opioid-ind uced disorders. Opioid withdrawal is distinguished from the other
opioid-induced disorders (e.g., opioid-induced depressive  disorder, with onset during
withdrawal) because the symptoms in these latt er disorders are in ex cess of those usually
associated with opioid withdrawal and meet  full criteria for th e relevant disorder.
Other Opioid-Induced Disorders
The following opioid-induced di sorders are described in other chapters of the manual with
disorders with which they share phenomenology (see the substance/medication-induced
mental disorders in these chapters): opioid-i nduced depressive diso rder (“Depressive Dis-
orders”); opioid-induced anxi ety disorder (“Anxiety Disord ers”); opioid-induced sleep
disorder (“Sleep-Wake Disord ers”); and opioid-induced sexual dysfunction (“Sexual Dys-
functions”). For opioid intoxica tion delirium and opioid with drawal delirium, see the crite-
ria and discussion of delirium in the chapter “Neurocognitive Disorders.” These opioid-
induced disorders are diagnosed instead of opio id intoxication or opioid withdrawal only
when the symptoms are suffici ently severe to warrant inde pendent clinical attention.