Examining the Status of Research on Treating Bipolar Disorder in Teenagers and Children

Abstract

Although adolescence is a crucial period for a person's physical and psychological growth, some teenagers struggle with bipolar disorder during this time. Their lives and prospects are significantly impacted by this mental health issue. This review will look at how bipolar disorder is treated in adolescents in order to give a comprehensive understanding of the condition, reveal the characteristics and prevalence of the affected population, investigate the causes of bipolar disorder, and emphasise the unique needs of the adolescent population. This review will explore existing treatments and focus on the most effective for adolescents. This evaluation will also look at the drawbacks of existing therapies and offer suggestions for future lines of inquiry. This study provides a comprehensive and in-depth overview of the management of bipolar disease in kids and teenagers, emphasising the importance of customised treatment plans and integrated therapies. To improve the quality of life, reduce the risk of suicide, and assist young patients in better managing their symptoms, these areas require greater focus in clinical research and practice.