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Bipolar Disorder

Bipolar Disorder refers to a a mood disorder characterized by severe alterations in mood which are usually episodic and recurrent.

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Bipolar Disorder (BP)

Bipolar Disorder (BP) refers to a type of mood disorder characterized by an ongoing combination of extreme highs and extreme lows. An episode of mania is an abnormally elevated or expansive mood, and feelings of euphoria are an exaggerated sense of well-being. The highs may alternate with lows, or both extremes may be felt at about the same time.

Bipolar Disorder or ADHD, What To Do?

Navigating mental Health can be incredibly confusing, especially when symptoms of two disorders seem to Overlap. If you’re asking yourself, "Do I have Bipolar Disorder or ADHD?”— you’re not alone. Both conditions are Complex and can sometimes present with similar signs, such as Impulsivity, Restlessness, and difficulty concentrating. The key lies in Understanding the Core differences and how each disorder impacts your thoughts, behaviors, and Mood over time. Most importantly, getting the right diagnosis and Treatment plan is essential for long-term Stability and mental Wellness.

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Bipolar I disorder

Bipolar I disorder refers to a mood disorder in which a person has episodes of mania - excited, hyperactive, energetic, grandiose behavior and also periods of deep depression;

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Bipolar II disorder

Bipolar II disorder refers to a mood disorder in which a person is mostly depressed (sad, despondent, guilt ridden) but has also had one or more episodes of mild mania (hypomania ); a condition with only mild manic phases, characterized mostly by agitation or anxiety. Moreover, Bipolar II disorder refers to the same patterns of symptoms found in Bipolar I, but without the same degree of disability. Bipolar II disorder is less severe, does not lead to psychotic behavior, and typically does not require hospitalization.

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Bipolar neurons

Bipolar neurons refer to neurons with two (2) axons.

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Bipolar self

Bipolar self refers to the tension between the grandiose self - "I deserve to get what I want” and an idealized view of parents forming the two (2) poles of the Bipolar self.

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Birching

Birching means whipping someone using the stripped branch of a tree.

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