bipolar list of symptoms
Bipolar disorder (or manic-depressive illness) is composed of two halves. Mania is the extreme high and depression is extremely low. As indicated it These extreme mood swings, not just the normal ups and downs everyone goes through from time to time. This article will focus on the part of the hobby. Doctors also have a diagnosis of hypomania (bipolar 2), which is a hobby to a lesser extent. While experiencing hypomania a person sits in a very happy all the time. Many of us like to feel happy.
Mania can be very extreme, with record highs. A person suffering from this condition (he or she will not believe they are suffering though), can quickly become volatile. The high can spiral downward if provoked and enraged in any way. Many arrests are made when people get angry and start shouting at each other. A manic person will speed this in a fight and if the weapons are available, it can mean disaster. Control is not a strong point of manic people. In a note, mania can also bring out the creativity in people. There are a number of great artists, musicians and writers in history who were diagnosed with manic depression. Many swear that their most productive periods were for episodes. Unfortunately periods do not last, however.
A person who is bipolar or not their loved ones should be aware of the warning signs that may trigger a manic episode. Getting help in the early manic phases may help keep the worst symptoms occur. Psychotherapy and medication are known to greatly help the bipolar patient.
What to look for:
Insomnia or sleeping normally
It does not feel tired (though not to sleep)
Increased energy
Speaking more quickly than normal
Thoughts race everywhere (rapid speech might show this)
Impulsiveness
Spending money without considering the consequences (shopaholic)
Promiscuous (sleeping around)
Feeling invincible (nothing can touch or stop them)
This list is not all inclusive. These are only guidelines for a person can follow. Your provider have better information in relation to you. Everyone is an individual and will have its own warning signs. Patients and their loved ones should take note of them and be aware of the signs. Some bipolar patients have recurrent episodes throughout their lives. Medication does not help to level mood though so the Patients should follow the regimen your doctor. Weight gain is shown as a side effect of many prescription medications for this disease that can scare people. Each person is different about this and people should pay attention. Diet and exercise goes a long way to ensure that this side effect has not.
Linda Courtney is owner of LAC International Inc. The main business is selling e-books about all areas of health and fitness. The main website is http://www.fitnessebooksforall.com Linda suffers bipolar disorder herself and has a blog that covers everything regarding mental illness. Knowledge is key to managing these illnesses. http://ifeelasin.blogspot.com/
Dr Lason anxiety & depression have a common biochemical cause
