what does being bipolar mean
What does being bipolar really mean?
Bipolar disorder, formerly known as manic depression is a psychiatric diagnosis refers to mania (or hypomania or mixed states) alternating with clinical depression (or depressed mood or euthymic) for a significant period time. Unlike the ups and downs of a normal person might experience, one with bipolar disorder experience extreme mood swings that can last for minutes to months. Changes the mood of this nature are associated with distress and disruption, and a relatively high risk of suicide. It has also been the high-functioning links, especially on hypomania ( 'below mania) and creativity. More often, people with bipolar disorder are above average in creativity, perseverance, and sometimes intelligence Miles Agha. Countless writers, musicians, artists, scientists, artists, poets and other creative talents have been diagnosed with some form bipolar disorder, and some even attribute it to their creativity. Both the natural unit for the successful flight of ideas in the state of mania and hypomania are linked directly to many creative reasons. Some people with bipolar disorder have mixed states often when they feel depressed and 'blue', but unlike of clinical depression in a mixed state could still be felt "always high." One of the signature features of bipolar disorder. They can have the creative energy, racing thoughts, but a negative feeling constant. These two extremes are often combined can lead to anxiety. This is one of the reasons why which many people with bipolar disorder also suffer from panic disorder.
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