BIPOLAR

DISORDER
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MOOD SWINGS
A mood swing is a sudden or
intense change in emotional state.
MANIC DEPRESSION IS THE MEDICAL
TERM FOR BIPOLAR MOOD DISORDER. IT
CAUSES PEOPLE TO EXPERIENCE MOOD
SWINGS THAT HAVE AN IMPACT ON
THEIR DAILY ACTIVITIES, INCLUDING
THEIR FOOD, SLEEP ROUTINE, ENERGY
LEVEL, AND THOUGHT AND BEHAVIOUR
PATTERNS. PEOPLE WHO HAVE BIPOLAR
ILLNESS MIGHT EXPERIENCE EXTREME
MOOD SWINGS, RANGING FROM BEING
TOO SAD TO BEING OVEREXCITED. FOR
THE PEOPLE WHO ARE IMPACTED, THIS
OCCURS AT ARBITRARY TIMES AND IS
VERY HARD TO REGULATE.
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GENETICS
Genetics is one of the variables
that affect the emergence of
bipolar illness. Compared to
individuals who get it later in life,
there is a significantly higher
likelihood that offspring of bipolar
parents would experience the
disorder at an early age.
FACTORS AND SYMPTOMS
STRESS LEVEL
Their degree of stress is another
element that affects bipolar.
People who are under stress an
experience from their youth
bipolar disorder as they age. being
sexually assaulted, having a a
violent household and moving
through a distressing experience
additionally prompt the
appearance of the disordered
mood.
VARYING EMOTIONS
The disease is characterised
by a range of powerful
emotions. This could consist
of
- shopping and taking a shower
extreme enthusiasm, joy,
impatience, racing, and
restlessness ideas as well as
a propensity to make
impractical goals.
SYMPTOMS
Loss of interest in past
interests.
- Extreme loss and grief
-loneliness
- Isolating oneself from friends
and
social networks or activities
- Avoiding self-care activities
like
- A change in appetite or sleep
patterns.
- Inability to pay attention
- Guilt and a sense of
worthlessness
- Suicidal ideas
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 ORGINISATIONS
The purpose of the
International Bipolar
Foundation is to provide
information about living with
bipolar illness. We think that
knowledge is the key to
controlling symptoms, so
you may discover material
here to support you as you
work towards recovery.
One of the more well-known
The leading organisation helplines for individuals is the Kids
for those impacted by Helpline. For persons of all ages
and genders, it offers assistance
bipolar disorder, including
and knowledge. offers books that
those with the illness, are soothing to read on various
their loved ones who care topics, such as ailments and how
to better comprehend them.
for them, friends, and the Additionally, it offers users the
committed professionals opportunity to speak with
counsellors and includes
who support us all, is
testimonies from those who have
called Bipolar Australia. battled mental diseases.
 AWARENESS CAMPAIGN
On March 30, there is a movement called "World Bipolar Day" to raise awareness of the
condition. This day was established in order to reduce the societal stigma associated
with bipolar illness. Additionally, it's so that others may comprehend what bipolar
disorder is and how it impacts people. In order to help the world understand bipolar
disorder, this day also gives those who have it the chance to talk openly about their
issues. People wear a ribbon with black and white stripes on this day to represent the
highs of mania and the lows of depression. A green ribbon, which is the true colour that
represents bipolar illness, can also be worn. Despite the annual Bipolar awareness
campaign, there are still many individuals in the globe who are unaware about this
illness and other disorders. We had thought that World Bipolar Day would have more of
an impact on society, but it is not a very popular holiday or attraction for people. This is
why we need to work even harder to increase knowledge of and foster favourable public
perceptions about bipolar illness!
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 IMPORTANCE
Bipolar mood disorder is a serious condition that must
not be ignored. Physical therapists are increasingly
being called upon to offer young children high-quality
evaluation and care. This is so that the disorder's
chances of completely developing are reduced by early
care. In comparison to the general population, bipolar
patients have mortality rates that are three times
higher (35% mortality rates).
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 REFRENCE LIST
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https://www.healthdirect.gov.au/bipolar-disorder
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https://www.bipolaraustralia.org.au/treatments
sited : 11.09.22
https://www.bipolaraustralia.org.au/bipolarawareness
?lang=fr
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