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How To Treat Manic Disorder Bipolar Disease?
Sir my uncle is diagnosed manic disorder bipolar disease . Onset of symptoms on 31-03-14 and diagnosed on 04-04-14 in psychetric hospital hoshiarpur by dr. Baljeet saini. He is admitted in hospital on 04-04-14 and today 07-07-14 he discharged . I feel some relif in health like agresiveness, voilent behaiviour but he still have some symptoms. Doctor yold me it will be cure in 7-15 days because of acute onset. Pt has no past history of same disease, lts frst time happen. He also not having any addiction of drugs and alcohal. He is a businessman and political person may be he takes some tension regarding these and get dipreesed before this onset he is good and doing all his work well. So i wants ur sugession that is it curable or not? Is he does his work well as past or not? . Pls give me best suggession.
Fri, 11 Apr 2014
Hi,
I read your query and can understand your concern about your uncle. You have mentioned that your uncle was diagnosed with manic episode and it was only the first episode ever. It would have been helpful if you would have mentioned his age and symptoms other than aggressiveness. Your uncle being on treatment and improving is a good sign and there is a very high chance that he will recover completely. However, his medications must be continued for months even after he is fully recovered. If it was a first episode illness, and there is no family history, its very difficult to say whether this will happen again or not. Making sure that he continues the treatment will certainly decrease this probability.
Hope I was able to help you. Best wishes.
I read your query and can understand your concern about your uncle. You have mentioned that your uncle was diagnosed with manic episode and it was only the first episode ever. It would have been helpful if you would have mentioned his age and symptoms other than aggressiveness. Your uncle being on treatment and improving is a good sign and there is a very high chance that he will recover completely. However, his medications must be continued for months even after he is fully recovered. If it was a first episode illness, and there is no family history, its very difficult to say whether this will happen again or not. Making sure that he continues the treatment will certainly decrease this probability.
Hope I was able to help you. Best wishes.
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