Tuesday, April 28, 2009
What exactly is manic depression?
A lot of people knows about depression, but do you actually know about this one kind called the Manic? The manic depression or also known as the Bipolar depression is actually considered as one of the the most terrible type of depression that people usually suffer from.
According to researchers and therapists, any one who is suffering from Manic depression may have those what we called manic 'periods' wherein they have this sudden outbursts of euphoric and elevated mood swings that may actually go through this for as long as not just a day, it can actually go on for as long as one week, even longer than that.
Characterized by sudden and extreme changes in their mood, Manic depression is said to be called as such because manic = mania refers to the 'ups' while depression refers to the 'downs'.
Doctors actually have diagnosed mood swings as a common symptom of depression.
When it comes to the so-called 'low' or 'down' periods, as its name suggests can actually bring someone who is suffering from Manic depression may experience very similar symptoms to those who are suffering from actual depression. People who are suffering from Manic depression may actually experience episodes showing a depressed state of mind - a feeling of worthlessness and being unloved may start to corrupt the individual's mind. consistently for more than a week can officially be diagnosed as someone who is suffering from Manic depression.
Although positive results for a Manic depressive patient can still be achieved from natural alternatives, a proper and a more lasting relief from Manic depressive symptoms can still be best acquired through seeing cognitive behavior therapists. Contrary to some beliefs, when it comes to psychiatric treatments, psychiatrists, preferably cognitive behavior therapists are still the best ones to consult for Manic depression, as well as the ones who'll most probably be able to cure Manic depression.
Labels:
Bipolar disorder,
Depression,
disorder,
Health,
Mania,
Mental Health,
Mood disorder,
Mood swing,
Psychiatry
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its nice post about manic depression.
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