Diagnosis in Bipolar Disorder: Dealing With Comorbidity
Key Takeaways: Comorbid disorders in bipolar patients require comprehensive evaluation to ensure accurate diagnosis and effective treatment. PTSD and ADHD are common comorbidities with bipolar disorder, often confused with its symptoms, necessitating specific treatments. Sleep impairment and anxiety in bipolar patients need careful assessment to identify primary causes and guide appropriate interventions. Effective management of bipolar disorder involves treating each comorbidity with evidence-supported medications, enhancing patient outcomes.
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