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Content updated on Jun 1, 2022
A psychological disorder characterized by extreme mood swings. The exact cause is unclear, though genetic and environmental factors play a role.
Decrease in ambition and motivation
Concentration is getting worse
More restless than usual affecting speech and actions
Feeling less need for sleep
Fatigue
Your doctor may ask these questions to diagnose bipolar disorder
Do you feel you have less ambition, motivation or willpower lately?
Do you feel you have problems concentrating recently?
Do you feel more restless than usual and this affects the way you move or speak?
Before your mood dropped drastically, was there a period where you could perform well despite no/minimal sleep?
Do you feel fine even if you don't sleep at night?
Regular medication and therapy is important and effective. In severe cases, hospitalisation may be needed to prevent the patient from harming themselves or others during their extreme mood swings. Such cases may also benefit from having a procedure where electricity is passed through the brain.
View the symptoms of Bipolar disorder
Concentration is worsening
Decrease in Ambition / Motivation
Fatigue
Insomnia
Elated mood
Don't need to sleep
Feeling down
Lack of inhibitions
Mixed manic and depressive features
Hypomania or mania preceding a depressive episode
More restless than usual affecting speech and actions
Less interest or pleasure in activities
Less active recently
Feel like I need to keep talking
Flight of ideas
Diseases related to Bipolar disorder
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