overlapping medical disorders
The progression of bipolar disorder is associated with a nearly doubled or tripled risk of developing heart disease and diabetes, according to studies. Some medications for bipolar disorder, particularly antipsychotics, can produce severe side effects. Despite the fact that bipolar medications can save lives by controlling the disorder’s symptoms, some drugs or drug combinations can contribute to chronic diseases such as kidney problems, thyroid disorders, cancer, stroke, and many others. According to experts, bipolar disorder patients are almost 1.7 times more likely to become obese than the general population.
universal populace. All of these co-occurring health conditions exacerbate behavioral symptoms and abbreviate the life expectancy of bipolar disorder patients.
