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There is a higher prevalence of bipolar disorder in individuals who are separated or widowed. Traumatic or highly stressful life events, such as the loss of a loved one or relationship issues can trigger the onset of bipolar symptoms or episodes in vulnerable individuals.
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c
Being married
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Family history plays a significant role in bipolar disorder. Having a close relative, such as a parent or sibling, with bipolar disorder increases the risk of developing the condition.
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a
Family history
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Although abuse is associated with bipolar disorder. It has not been proven that smoking tobacco increases the risk.
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Smoking tobacco
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While bipolar disorder affects both men and women, some research suggests that women may be more likely to experience rapid cycling and mixed episodes.
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Male
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Bipolar disorder is more prevalent in high-income countries as opposed to low-income countries
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Living in low-income countries
Concept
Chapter
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Bipolar affective disorder
Topic
173
Psychiatry
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A 23-year-old female patient has been recently discharged from an inpatient stay at a psychiatric unit. She informs you that she has been diagnosed with bipolar disorder.

What is a risk factor for this condition?
a