bipolar worsening
Can people with bipolar disorder who tell lies and problems staying in relationships?
My husband is bipolar and his mood seems to be worse. I realize that it is misleading to people and "wants what he wants." It seemed worse about 5 years ago when we had a trauma important in our family that has been resolved, but shut down his feelings. Some advice would be appreciated. Thank Jgopherjj.
To answer the question: Sometimes (as with any other people). To cope with their situation: Is your husband in the care of a psychiatrist? If not, it is imperative to establish rapport Working with a physician who can fully trust – do not be afraid to shop around. Sometimes, at least two professionals are needed, the psychiatrist to prescribe medication and other person to help the patient live with the disease (eg, psychologist) If you're seeing someone, you may be able to reach one of your appointments? This could be the most constructive way to express their concerns. I suspect that the "severe trauma" has not really been resolved, as it has had a lasting impact on her husband (and since touching the subject). Psychotherapy and / or homeopathy might be useful here if he is receptive. I think the biggest obstacle to people achieving bipolar recognition and, finally, embrace and learn to work with the mess, but I can not say your ad in this process where her husband could be. Good luck to you both.
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