People living with bipolar disorder need to maintain a regular sleep-wake schedule. Routine has been found to be an important factor in preventing recurrence of bipolar disorder symptoms. Because mania and depression often interrupt sleep, and sleep deficit has been found to be a risk factor or warning sign for future mood episodes, consistent sleep patterns are an important feature of bipolar symptom management and relapse prevention.
One study found that sleep deficit predicted depressive symptoms, and the authors recommended sleep management as an intervention. Inadequate or poor-quality sleep has even been found to be a predictor of suicide in people without mental illness. Sleep loss is a very common trigger for mania and hypomania.
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