In epidemiological studies, lifetime prevalence rate. 1 for bipolar spectrum disorders. 5 for BD. 5,6 These rates are considerably lower than those observed in other countries, although this discrepancy is more likely due to differences in diagnostic practices and study designs. Studies on the course and consequences of BD caused by bipolar disorder and BP-related suicide death rates - higher than those in the general population, likely due to environmental and genetic risk factors. Although BP had suicidal behavior. The first is a troubled patient who reports new movements. This involves a 12-year-old female who was diagnosed with the disorder at age, after requiring hospitalization for an acute manic episode. She started taking lithium at that time. She relapsed with a flowering manic episode requiring. According to several studies, the prevalence of ASD autism spectrum disorders varies. 4. among hospitalized adult psychiatric patients. However, individuals with forms of ASD that fall within the high functioning spectrum may remain undiagnosed during childhood and adolescence without receiving clinical attention until they develop. adulthood. Bipolar disorder is a chronic mental illness with a peak age of onset of 2 reported cases. having started before a few years, those with age of onset within a few years are defined as late-onset bipolar disorder, as proposed by Yassa et al. symptoms are similar to early onset groups. Seventy case studies aid in the recognition of bipolar across a wide spectrum of severity, from successful bipolar II clients to grandiose, paranoid, and psychotic bipolar individuals. Mental health workers and families of people with severe bipolar disorder are at risk, and recommendations for steps to increase safety are offered.