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Their erratic behavior can make it hard for their families to be around them. Eventually pushing their families aside and the diagnosis is harder to get because of the lack of support from others and their behavior is often so off. In this stage the sexual activity can be increased dramatically, making the patient seek other people to be with if they are not fulfilled in their relationship at home. This can lead to the disruption of the family unit.
Saturday, April 3rd, 2010 at
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Do you think I have some type of mental disorder?
I’m constantly thinking that there is something wrong with me and I’m like obsessed with figuring it….Also I have a total lack of self motivation and self confidence. I have extreme emotional outbursts that I try to control as much as I can…and by that I mean I get very strong emotions when I shouldn’t, like I totally over react. I’m very paranoid of other people…especially of guys because I always think they’re attracted to me and I don’t want them to be or it just makes me feel uncomfortable…seriously any guy at all will weird me out. I need constant reassurance from others, and am sort of a push over. I have a very hard time showing my emotions to other people, I feel like I can’t. I have social phobia and social anxiety disorder. I am very bad at getting close to other people…it’s like if I’m close to anyone, it can only be one person and I don’t want to be around anyone else a lot then. Some times I have these sudden and weird feelings or mental states and they’re really different each time and they always scare me. But then after they usually don’t come back. When ever I meet a stranger in public for a brief moment I’ll usually think that person was a total *ss hole or really creepy because of the way they interact with me. I’m pretty weird and usually don’t think like anyone else but a few of my friends. I also often think no one understands me or people just misjudge me or something. Growing up, pretty much everyone in my life was dysfunctional.
As a child I was pretty isolated because of my over protective father who was also an alcoholic with anger problems and who sexually molested me. My mom had bipolar disorder and had constant delusions and was just totally out of it most of the time. She used to have violent outbursts of anger and would just,to put it nicely, talk trash about and to everyone especially my dad. She would also emotionally neglect me and my brother who is older than me but is mentally handi capped and has the mind of a 5 year old. 5 years ago we moved 6 states over from my grandparents who took care of me sometimes and whom i was very close to and away from all my friends and shortly after the move my mom died and my dads alcoholism got a lot worse. I also grew up in poverty and still am in poverty living with my dad at age 18 usually taking care of my brother since my dad is at work all day and we pretty muchdon’tt see him until the week end.
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Specifically, speaking off a young person in their twenties, with a family history of bipolar disorder and a personal history of periods of severe depression. They’ve described mania-like experiences such as persistant racing thoughts including nonsense phrases rapidly cycling through their head, aggitation, and restlessness. However, at the time they were also on an antidepressant and also likely aggitated by a depressant leaving their body, alcohol specifically.
Would such a ‘manic’ experience be grounds for a diagnosis of bipolar disorder?
I am aware that antidepressants have been known to exacerbate the problems of someone in a manic or mixed state. The person in question uses Effexor and has had success with it in the past, and has never experienced an episode of this type in previous occasions of mixing alcohol and antidepressants.
Saturday, April 3rd, 2010 at
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I have anxiety disorder and bipolar. I know there is some link between stress and irregulars periods but the drs won’t admit this. I am not sure why. It seems when I am having different phases my periods are different. When I am manic my periods are light; when I am depressed they are heavy. Is it my period causing this change of moods or is it my moods causing the change in my flows?
Saturday, April 3rd, 2010 at
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Bipolar disorder is also known as BPD or known as manic depression and it is a condition that’s characterized by severe mood changing swings. Mood swings happens to everyone; but, a person that has bipolar disorder experiences extremes …
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Friday, April 2nd, 2010 at
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Bipolar disorder, formerly known as manic depression , is a mental health condition which can affect children and adolescents as well as those in adulthood. As with other forms of mental illness such as schizophrenia and personality …
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