Bi polar question??????!
Question: Bi polar question!?!?!?!?!?!?
describe one of your manic episodes what did u do !?Www@Answer-Health@Com
Answers:
I'm not bipolar but I know someone who is!. During a manic episode she stays up for days on end and if she does sleep it is very little!. She talks fast and she talks a lot!. She had trouble focusing and constantly changes the subject!. It isn't that she is happy!.!.!.she's excited and sometimes she actually seems nervous and kind of irritable!. She likes to shop and spend a lot of money when she gets like that!. That's actually how she'd keep digging herself into debt!.Www@Answer-Health@Com
Manic episodes are periods of elated mood, which can include racing thoughts, extreme irritability or reckless behavior!. Symptoms may include
Inappropriate sense of euphoria (elation)
Racing thoughts; talking too much
Extreme irritability
Reckless behavior
Abnormal sleep
Excessive energy
Out of control spending
Difficulty concentrating
Abnormally increased activity, including sexual activity
Poor judgment
Aggressive behavior
Learn the warning signs of a manic episode and get early treatment to avoid disruption in your life!.
At the same time each day, record your mood and any symptoms!.
Take medicines as instructed by your doctor to help reduce the number of manic episodes!.
To help prevent a manic episode, avoid triggers such as caffeine, alcohol or drug use, and stress!.
Exercise, eat a balanced diet, get a good night's sleep, and keep a consistent schedule to reduce minor mood swings that can lead to more severe episodes of mania!.
Have an action plan in place so that if you do have a manic episode, those who support you can follow the plan and keep you safe!.
** Hope this helps hun!.**Www@Answer-Health@Com
Inappropriate sense of euphoria (elation)
Racing thoughts; talking too much
Extreme irritability
Reckless behavior
Abnormal sleep
Excessive energy
Out of control spending
Difficulty concentrating
Abnormally increased activity, including sexual activity
Poor judgment
Aggressive behavior
Learn the warning signs of a manic episode and get early treatment to avoid disruption in your life!.
At the same time each day, record your mood and any symptoms!.
Take medicines as instructed by your doctor to help reduce the number of manic episodes!.
To help prevent a manic episode, avoid triggers such as caffeine, alcohol or drug use, and stress!.
Exercise, eat a balanced diet, get a good night's sleep, and keep a consistent schedule to reduce minor mood swings that can lead to more severe episodes of mania!.
Have an action plan in place so that if you do have a manic episode, those who support you can follow the plan and keep you safe!.
** Hope this helps hun!.**Www@Answer-Health@Com
I agree w/the first answer!.Www@Answer-Health@Com