diagnosis bipolar disorder
Bipolar disorder can disrupt the ability to learn?
I have bipolar disorder and I have a hard time remembering what I have read and memorize. I I had this problem until age 20, just before my diagnosis. I was not taking any medication, so I can not blame this problem on them, but my understanding has been and remains tremendously damaged. I do not think I have a learning disorder because these typically arise in childhood.
If you are thinking other thoughts that you are trying to learn that you may have the disease known as rapid cycling bipolar. For example, you can try playing the piano, however, other thoughts running through his head. This is essentially similar to ADD. Another example involves reading. If you read and it seems very difficult concentrate on the BCR book could be the problem. Here's another test: measure the length of his foot and hand on both sides and compare. The larger its side dominate. You could having trained himself to use the wrong side all these years. This greatly affects memory, coordination and creativity. It may be difficult to diagnose if you try this way because many people may be creative or coordinated when in fact they are not. As you can see RCB, manic-depression (bipolar disorder) and ADD are similar and greatly affect performance in learning material. The best way to handle this is to surround yourself with the material is interesting and further action after realizing that their illness is.
