Bipolar disorder is a chronic, relapsing illness characterized by recurrent episodes of manic or depressive symptoms, with intervening periods that are mostly symptom-free. Current article deals with the management of complex treatment in bipolar disorders. Types of Bipolar Disorders Type 1: Episodes of depression are noticed with the presence of mania. It is more severe. Type 2: Less severe with hypomania and depression. Prevalence Bipolar disorders Type I and II affected about 2% of the world’s population.
There is 37% of patients relapsing into depression even after treatment. The patients suffering from bipolar disorders experience psychotic symptoms, impaired functioning, compromised quality of life and stigma. Onset occurs usually in adolescence or in early adulthood but later onset is also possible. Treatment Objectives Mainly focuses on acute stabilization. The goal of the…
