A manic episode is a period of elevated or irritable mood lasting at least a week, often accompanied by racing thoughts, reduced need for sleep, and risky behavior. It is usually part of a mood disorder, especially bipolar disorder, and can lead to hospitalization. The exact causes are not fully understood. A manic episode is […]
Manic-depressive disorder produces symptoms ranging from lack of interest to suicidal thoughts. Symptoms of manic behavior include hyperactivity, nervousness, and irresponsible behavior, while depressive symptoms include disinterest, feelings of hopelessness, and changes in eating habits. Neglecting personal hygiene is also common in severe cases. Manic-depressive disorder can produce various symptoms ranging from lack of interest […]
Bipolar disorder, also known as manic depression, is a mood disorder characterized by extreme moods of mania and depression. It can be severely debilitating and disrupt the lives of people around the patient. Treatment approaches include psychotherapy, medication, shock therapy, and hospitalization. The causes are not fully understood, but there may be a genetic component. […]
Bipolar disorder has two phases: depression and mania. The manic phase is characterized by euphoria, increased energy, and a sense of invincibility, but can also lead to irritability, aggression, and difficulty sleeping. It can be difficult to diagnose and may require medication for treatment. A manic phase is one of two phases typically experienced by […]
Manic behavior is a symptom of bipolar disorder, characterized by high energy levels, risk-taking behavior, and unusual behaviors. It can be treated with medication and psychotherapy, but can lead to severe depression if left untreated. Lithium is a common medication used to treat manic behavior, but antidepressants can sometimes trigger mania. Proper treatment can help […]
Manic states can be caused by bipolar disorder, OCD, dementia, schizophrenia, drug use, and medical conditions. Symptoms include delusions, paranoia, violence, and hallucinations. LSD and amphetamines can induce manic behavior. There are several conditions that can cause a manic state, including bipolar disorder, also known as manic-depressive disorder, obsessive compulsive disorder (OCD), and dementia. Other […]
