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Shifts in sleep patterns may precede or accompany bipolar symptoms, and may indicate the onset of an episode. Tracking your sleep patterns can help your mental healthcare provider develop a treatment plan that addresses any sleep issues you have. You may also find that, if you sense an episode coming on, monitoring your sleep and taking the appropriate steps to address any insomnia or troubling sleep patterns can mediate or prevent a bipolar episode.
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