Archive for the 'Bipolar Diagnosis' Category

Bipolar Disorder - the truth

Coming to terms with a diagnosis of bipolar affective disorder can be a frightening and overwhelming time for not only those who suffer with it, but also for their friends and family.
This post aims to provide factual information on bipolar affective disorder, treatments available, information and support for anyone affected by bipolar disorder.
Bipolar affective […]

What is Bipolar Depression?

Depression in general affects the way we behave from our sleeping patters up to the way we think and live life.
Here are some signs you should look out for: * Insomnia * Headaches * Eating and digestive disorders * Lack of motivation * Lack of concentration * Fatigue
Depression has many types and sometimes therapist can […]

Bipolar Affective Disorder Triggers

The frequency can vary from one person to the next and is characterized by extreme low depression and extreme highs of an elevated mood or mania.
While the cause of bipolar affective disorder is still yet to be discovered, experts believe that it may have something to do with genetics and hormonal levels. There are even […]

Discovering You Have Bipolar Disorder Can Be Devastating

Given the fact Bipolar Disorder tends to run in the family, researchers have been searching for specific genes passed down through generations that may increase anyones chances of showing signs of the disorder.
Generally a patient will most likely be depressed when they first seek help, it is very important to find out from the patient […]

Pediatric Bipolar Versus Aspergers Disorder

Pediatric bipolar disorder is caused by a combination of neurological, biological, emotional, and environmental factors. Not all factors are present in every case, although most cases include biological and environmental factors. Little is known about the exact causes of pediatric bipolar disorder. However, advances are being made in this area.
Aspergers disorder can be described […]

Don’t Ignore the Signs of a Potential Bipolar Episode

I have noticed that many people (myself included) who are supporters of loved ones with Bipolar Disorder, just don’t want to see their loved one go into another episode (this, of course, is normal), but as a result, we may see signs of an episode, and either consciously or subconsciously ignore these signs.
We may think […]

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