Bipolar disorder, formerly known as East -depression, is a mental health condition that causes excessive mood shakes that include heights (obsession or light mania), and emotional decrease (depression). If you have depression, you may feel sad, despair, attention or enjoyment of most activities, and if your mood becomes obsessed or light mania (less severe of obsession), you may feel joy, or unusual anger or anger, and the above state of mind can take the sleep, energy, activity, ability to make decisions, and behavior. The ability to think clearly. A group of state of mind can rarely or several times a year, while most individuals will have emotional symptoms among groups, but some may not suffer any of them. Although bipolar disorder is a chronic condition for life, your mood shakes and other symptoms can control by following a treatment plans, and in most cases bipolar disorder is treated with drugs and psychological consultations (psychotherapy). Symptoms of bipolar disorders There are different types of bipolar disorders and the associated disorders, and this may include obsession or light obsession and depression, and symptoms can cause unexpected changes in mood and behavior, leading to severe distress and life functions. Bipolar Disorder 1 .. that a single obsessive -obsessive -obsession can be preceded or followed by mild obsessions or attacks on the superpower, and in some cases, obsession with the separation of reality (psychosis) can lead to reality. Type 2 bipolar disorder .. that you were with at least one large depression and at least one light mania, but you did not absolutely have an obsession. Mood patrol disorder .. that you have experienced many episodes of light obsession at least two years, or one year in children and adolescents, or episodes of symptoms of depression (but it is less serious than serious depression). Other types. For example, these types include bipolar disorders and the associated disorders caused by the use of medicine, alcohol consumption or due to a medical condition, such as coastal disease, multiple sclerosis or stroke. Diploma of Type 2 is not considered a lighter form of type 1 bipolar disorder, but its diagnosis is separate, while mania attacks of type 1 -bipolar disorder may be serious and serious, individuals with type 2 -bipolar disorder for longer periods can develop depression, which can lead to great disability. Although bipolar disorder can occur at any age, it is usually diagnosed during adolescence or early twenties, symptoms may differ from person to person, and it may differ over time. Light obsession, light mania and light mania are two different types of attacks, but they have the same symptoms, the obsession is more serious than the light mania and causes more visible problems in work, school and social activities, as well as problems in relationships with others, and obsession can also lead to separation of reality (psychosis) and it requires hospitalization for treatment. Light obsession and obsessions include three or more of these symptoms, which: are optimistic, unnatural or stimulus. Increased activity, energy or excitement. An exaggerated sense of well -being and confidence (euphoria). Reduced need for sleep. Unusual gossip. Ideas accelerate. Disturb abuse, for example, constant excessive, exposure to sexual risks or foolish investments. Acute seizure on depression includes serious seizure on depression, causing noticeable problems to perform daily activities, such as work, school, social activities or relationships. The seizure contains five symptoms of the following or more: a depressive state of mind, such as sadness, empty, despair or desire to cry (depressive mood can appear in children and adolescents in the form of sensitivity to irritation). A noticeable loss of attention or feel unhappy with all or perhaps most activities. A significant weight loss as a good diet, weight gain, low or high appetite (perhaps not overweight in children may be a sign of depression). Or regular insomnia or sleep regularly. Either boredom or sluggish behavior. Holiday or energy loss. Feeling of a lack of value, extreme or inappropriate debt. Last the ability to think, focus or hesitate. Think of suicide or plan for it. Signs of the first and second bipolar disorders may include other properties, such as anxiety, darkness, psychosis or otherwise. The timing of symptoms may include diagnostic nights, such as mixed or fast rotation. Bipolar symptoms can also occur during pregnancy or change by changing seasons. Symptoms of bipolar disorder in children and adolescents can be difficult to identify the symptoms of bipolar disorder in children and adolescents, and it is often difficult to verify whether it is natural fluctuations, results of stress or signs of a mental health problem as bipolar disorder. Children and adolescents can develop major attacks on depression, obsessions or a clear light obsession, but the pattern may differ from those affecting adults with bipolar disorder. The mood can change quickly during attacks, and some children can pass periods without mood symptoms between attacks. The most important signs of bipolar disorder in children and adolescents can include severe mood shakes of their usual mood shakes. The causes of bipolar disorder are the exact cause of bipolar disorder unknown, but some factors may include: biological differences. It seems that people with bipolar disorder are organic changes in the brain, the importance of these changes has not yet been confirmed, but can eventually help determine the causes. Genetic factors .. Bipolar disorder occurs more frequently in people with first -class family members with this disease such as siblings or parents, and researchers try to find genes that can cause bipolar disorder. The risk of bipolar disorder includes factors that can increase the risk of bipolar disorder or factors that can stimulate the incidence of the first seizure: If you close a first degree, such as parents or siblings, bipolar disorder suffers. Serious stress periods, such as the death of a dear person on you or other shocking events. Excessive drug or alcohol. The complications of bipolar disorder if the bipolar disorder is left without treatment can lead to serious problems affecting every field of your life, such as: problems associated with drug addiction and alcohol. Suicide, or suicide attempts. Legal, or financial problems. Destructive relationships. Execution at work or school. The treatment of bipolar disorder is better to oversee the treatment with a doctor who specializes in the diagnosis and treatment of cases associated with mental health (psychiatrist) and skilled in the treatment of bipolar disorders and relevant disorders, and you may have a treatment team that also includes a psychiatrist, a social worker and a spiritual nurse. Bipolar disorder is one of the conditions left for life. Treatment focuses on symptoms, and based on your needs, the treatment may include: medicine. You should start taking medication regularly to balance your mood immediately. Continuous treatment .. Bial -polar disorder requires lifelong treatment with medication, even during the periods when you feel better. People who exceed the treatment of maintenance are very vulnerable to the risk of relapse of symptoms or the incidence of minor mood changes that change to a complete obsession or depression. Daily treatment programs .. The doctor may recommend a daily treatment program. These programs provide the support and advice you need while controlling symptoms. The treatment of drug use. If you suffer from problems in alcohol or drug use, you should also treat drug use, and if you do not, it can be very difficult to manage bipolar disorder. Touring of the hospital. Your doctor may recommend that you enter the hospital if your actions are dangerous, as if you feel a desire to commit suicide or become separate from reality (psychotic), and to obtain psychological treatment in the hospital, you can help you keep you calm and safe and bring about stability in your mood, whether you have a seizure or serious writing. The basic treatments for bipolar disorder include medicine and psychological counseling (psychotherapy) to control symptoms, and this may also include education and support groups.
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