Conclusion
This case report entails highlighting some of the illustrated protective
and risk factors of bipolar mood through a 23 years old male from
eastern Nepal who became ill the second time during the second wave of
COVID-19. Even during adverse situations like this, harmonious
relationships displayed by the neighbors in the community can play a
role in the management of this recurring and chronic illness; such
favorable social support is associated with a potentially good outcome
even in bipolar illness. Considering the social context during admission
and targeting the approaches to enhance the neighborhood and social
support is one of the key strategies tied to improve patient outcomes.