what is bipolar schizophrenia
One of the most alarming factors of mental illness in general, is the similarity in symptoms between a state and another, especially in the early stages.
Schizophrenia, bipolar disorder and psychosis may have all the same directions as from the beginning. Even the closet alcoholic if he or she has been drinking increasing quantities for some time, and can show signs hallucinatory, either auditory or visual. My personal experience was hearing.
For starters, I realized that he could shrug off the sounds of many voices, as in a meeting or party. Then they become stronger and more insistent, and I'm looking for the house, room by room, trying to discover where these people were.
The episodes only visual I had was to wake up one morning (I say awake. It was rather come to my senses after passing out) and find the pictures on the wall images from friendly, well known I knew as well, with the intention horrible skeletal faces hurt me. How schizophrenia or psychotic episodes it should be.
By the grace of God I've never suffered from these terrible diseases, but I do know that hallucinations of this kind, and of course much worse, enter these diseases as a natural thing.
Alcoholism, however, is self-induced. If you do not drink, do not hallucinate. It is a disease and while I'm particularly sympathetic to other alcoholics, yet very difficult to forgive myself. But that step is pure. My point is that these poor people suffering from bipolar disorder, psychosis or schizophrenia or any number of other conditions mentally, they do so through no fault of their own whatsoever.
Schizophrenia, for example, has no cure. Nobody has any idea what causes it. At least with depression without however severe, doctors are pretty sure that is an imbalance of our old friends of serotonin and norepinephrine. Not only that, but they suffer from depression have a future to look forward. Doctors and scientists are learning about the likelihood that a child from birth depression. Also are well on the way to learn how to turn off the gene that causes.
Another factor that can directly affect the fetus if the mother suffers from stress. If this is the case, thought that the child will have every chance of developing the disease in adulthood. So only a few years down the road, we see a bright future for Indeed, if not the denial of depression completely, at least slow down quite considerably. Not so for the poor schizophrenic.
A point should be clear is that schizophrenia does not mean a split personality. This description still very miserable fashion by those ignorant of the disease and no sympathy with those who suffer. Those who are under the yoke of paranoid schizophrenia, the most common type, have frightening thoughts and hearing voices can actually endanger his own life.
They have no motivation and no apparent reason can become angry at strangers and friends alike. The only thing scientists can tell us so far is that it may be a genetic disorder that, if a parent or a brother, suffer from the disease, then it is very likely to do so as well. But even this is misty. Problems during pregnancy, viral infection, for example, may be another cause.
But much more research must be done to try to discover the basic cause of a disease so horrible, to have to live with it, for those of us who do not have it, is unimaginable.
Mike Bond, discussing mental illness. His depression was very severe, but while he never suffered from Schizophrenia, he knew a few people who did. During one of his hospital stays, he was talking very amicably to one young man, when suddenly this person turned on him in a rage. He didn’t attempt any physical harm, but the change from being a thoroughly pleasant person to an raving madman was instantaneous and very alarming. A look at Bond’s Website is well worth your while. You can learn a lot, and he doesn’t hold back about his own personal experiences.
He would like to thank Health.com for some of their information.
