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Will my bipolar really get better?
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Bipolar Disorder: People with bipolar disorder have the best chance of getting better if they stay in treatment and take medications as prescribed. Also they need to stay away from alcohol and other substances; get consistent sleep and exercise; and eat healthy food. If they develop and keep these healthy habits along with working with their psychiatrists, bipolar disorder has an excellent chance to get better.
Answered 12/19/2013
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