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There is a somber issue that should be conferred, a person wishes to way in a prosperous life and aims at doing his/her CSS or else but unfortunately suffers from a severe mental illness formerly entitled Manic Depression and presently known as “Bipolar Disorder” an illness that results from Biogenetical and Psychological factors and the individual notice mood swings from mania to depression such swings are called “Rapid Cycling” the patient scrutinizes recurrent manic and depressive episodes in daily routine, I am giving a picture of both Mania and Depression. Lithium Carbonate a natural salt is a suitable drug used to treat “Bipolar Disorder” but its prolonged use can be poisonous and may lead towards Renal Failure (Nephritic Syndrome)
May you please add that if someone who has been suffering from above disorder can overcome the trance of CSS or other specific objectives of life if yes then how if not then why?
Signs and symptoms of a manic episode of bipolar disorder
• happy, liberal, optimistic mood (feeling “high,” feeling better than ever)
• alternative mood: irritable, angry, aggressive, challenging, disturbing
• impaired judgment; irresponsible; impulsive
• Excessive involvement in pleasurable or high risk activities, such as sex, drug or alcohol.
• high physical and mental energy; increased productivity; excited; a feeling of high intelligence and creativity
• extremely talkative, rapid thoughts
• decreased need for sleep, less ability to sleep
• inflated self-importance; in some, delusions or hallucinations
• extremely sociable
• inability to concentrate; diverted; restless, impulsive
• no perception that the mood and behaviors are abnormal
A person in the manic phase of bipolar disorder rarely seeks help; the person may feel good and not recognize that anything is wrong.
Signs and symptoms of a depressive episode of bipolar disorder
• profound sadness, hopelessness, pessimism; crying spells
• low self-esteem, worthlessness
• “flat” mood: uninterested, uncaring; lack of interest or pleasure in most activities
• fatigue, lethargy: decreased energy and activity; difficulty getting out of bed in the morning
• decreased sexuality
• restless, irritable, angry, worried, anxious, guilty
• fewer thoughts and less talking; slower thinking and talking
• difficulty in concentrating, making decisions, and remembering
• social withdrawal; diminished ability to give and feel love
• drug or alcohol use
• change in appetite; weight gain or loss; loss of interest in food, even if eating more
• change in sleep patterns: sleeping more or less than usual
• suicidal thoughts, plans, or attempts; life seems devoid of pleasure
Untreated bipolar disorder can have drastic effects on relationships, work, and school. People with the illness often do irreparable damage to their close relationships and have higher rates of divorce. They may perform poorly at school or work, and many lose their jobs.
Bipolar disorder can lead to suicide. The depressive phase of the illness can feel so low that the person sees no hope for pleasure in life.
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