Avoid Alcohol
Bipolar patients frequently use alcohol as a self-medication to treat their erractic mood disorders. However, what they do no know is that alcohol can worsen their condition in various ways. Alcohol affects mood in an unpredictable manner. It gives less control of emotions and situational response which often result in undesired situations. In addition, alcohol is a depressant. While some bipolar patients may use alcohol to neutralise their mania or calm themselves, it is often the trigger of their depression episode. Furthermore, alcohol could also impede the absorption of certain bipolar medications.
Tip: Say 'NO' to alcohol
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