Archive for October, 2009
It is Important to Know Bipolar Symptoms for Early Diagnosis
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More info…The mental illness Bipolar is always known by the name manic depressive illness, manic depression, mania and depression symptoms etc. The name bipolar mood disorder is a new name added to the list already under bipolar. Bipolar mood disorder is the new name better describing the two severe mood swings of depression and mania. [...]
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Hypomania
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More info…Oct 13, 2009Depressionby Sheila WilsonEpisodes of hypomania may warrant a diagnosis of bipolar II disorder if the person is also having episodes of depression. Hypomania causes symptoms of mania that are not severe enough to be considered a manic episode.Cyclothymic disorder is another psychiatric condition that includes episodes of hypomania. Cyclothymia is the presence [...]
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A Tale of Depression
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More info…At the age of 18, which now seems like a lifetime away, I was in a new city going to school and having a real hard time coping with life, but had no idea why. This article is about Coping, Depression, GlaxoSmithKline, Human Interest, Major depressive disorder, Mental Health, Paroxetine, paxil, Selective serotonin reuptake [...]
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Editors Gary Cummiskey and Eva Kowalska in conversation with Janet van Eeden
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More info…Who Was Sinclair Beiles? JvE: I found Who Was Sinclair Beiles? a fascinating read. It was so interesting to read about Sinclair Beiles, someone I didnt know much about, from so many different perspectives. The interviews between Beiles and Gary Cummiskey and Beiles and dawie malan especially throw much light on the nature of [...]
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Psychotic Symptoms Of Bipolar Disorder
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More info…by Sheila Wilson Psychosis occurs when the person experiences hallucinations or delusions. The psychotic symptoms are sensory or cognitive misperceptions that are not based in reality. Most people think of hallucinations as being visual, but hallucinations can be auditory, olfactory, or tactile. A person may hear, smell, or feel things that are not present [...]
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