During pregnancy
In some women, bipolar disorder may develop during pregnancy or after childbirth. Women may experience their first episode of bipolar disorder during or after pregnancy or childbirth. whereas hormonal variations may cause a relapse or continuation of bipolar disorder in some women. Women with a history of bipolar disorder or a familial history of the disorder are more likely to experience a manic or depressive bipolar episode during delivery or pregnancy. It is essential to learn the early symptoms of bipolar disorder and to ensure that friends and family are aware of these symptoms. We must take special considerations when treating bipolar disorder in breastfeeding and expectant women. As some medications may be harmful to the mother and child, it is crucial that the medical personnel and psychiatrist administer them with care.