Abstract
In recent years, the subject of discussion among world psychiatrists has been the issue of the large spread of mental illnesses among the population, including bipolar disorder, its diagnosis and modern principles of therapy. It is known that bipolar affective disorder (BAR) is more common for young and able-bodied people, while their usual state is replaced by an alternation of severe depression and mania with episodes of even background mood. It is also worth noting that the BAR is often associated with suicidal thoughts, disability and a tendency to alcoholism. This problem can be stopped by effective therapy initiated in a timely manner and return a person to his usual life, therefore, the study of this issue carries a high social significance.
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