A Case Report on Tremors and Slurred Speech Resulting From Antipsychotics in Mood Disorder Patient

Mood disorder where moods can fluctuate from depression to elevated moods referred to as mania is called bipolar disorder (BD).BD is presently divided into 3 types. All 3 sorts contain clean adjustments in mood, energy, and pastime levels. BD-I is the most severe disorder and symptoms of mania can be so severe that they can require psychiatric hospitalization. BD-II has the same symptoms as BD-I; however, it was described as hypomania because they are less severe than in pure mania. Cyclothymia, additionally referred to as a cyclothymic disorder, is a minor mood disorder characterized by fluctuating low-level depressive symptoms and periods of mild mania, like BD-II. Mood stabilizers and second-generation antipsychotics are first-line for treating and maintaining a stable mood. This study related to a case report on tremors and slurred speech induced by antipsychotics in a patient suffering from BD