If you have been diagnosed with a severe mental disorder, such as
bipolar disorder, that has caused you to become disabled and unable to work you may qualify to receive Social Security disability benefits.
CNN reports that
according to a study that spread across 11 nations, the U.S. has the highest rate of bipolar disorder at 4.4%. Of the countries included in the study, India has the lowest at 0.1%.
Bipolar disorder is a serious mental condition that can lead to incidences of suicide and substance abuse. Treatment for what can be a debilitating disease may include medication and psychiatric care.
The characteristics of bipolar disorder cycle between episodes of mania and depression.
Despite the seriousness of this disease, the study also finds that less than half of those diagnosed with bipolar disorder were being treated by a mental health professional.Additionally, the study found that many individuals with bipolar disorder also struggle with additional mental problems such as anxiety disorder.
Nearly three-quarters of individuals who struggle with depression and half of the individuals who struggle with mania were significantly impacted in their relationships and work life.
When a severe mental condition prevents you from working and functioning on a daily basis, you may be eligible to receive Social Security disability benefits. A
Social Security disability attorney can help determine if you meet the criteria and will assist you with applying for these benefits.
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Category: Social Security Disability
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