Bipolar Disorder Adverse Effects
A person with bipolar disorder may feel extremely euphoric or energized one day and extremely depressed and apprehensive the next. As individuals with bipolar disorder oscillate back and forth between depressive and manic symptoms, it can result in problems that impact every aspect of their lives. During the manic phase of bipolar disorder, only a small number of individuals can be highly inventive and productive.
Typically, the following factors can contribute to a stable bipolar disorder patient’s impaired judgment and distorted thinking:
solitude and solitude
Substance mistreatment
Legal matters
Absences from school or work Poor school or work performance Relationship issues
Unresponsible conduct
In addition, some patients may experience complications if they disregard their treatment or do not take the correct dosage of their medication. Certain medical conditions also impair mental health and precipitate the onset of bipolar disorder. The following are possible bipolar disorder complications:
