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How many disorders can one person have

Jurine
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iam 34 with ADHD and PTSD and have 2 sons and just moved to OK

Ask me anything and i will be as honest as i can be.

Jurine

Friday, June 19, 2009
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I am a 34 year old woman who has been dignosed with ADHD and PTSD. And take meds for both. I have been looking up both disorders on the web and now Iam really confused.I have took some online quick quizzes and it looks as if I might have Bipolar and Anxiety disorder of some sort. Iam looking for peol...
  1. Comorbid Conditions
    Eileen Bailey
    Monday, June 22, 2009 at 09:12 PM

    Jurine

    Thank your for your post. It is possible for someone to have more than one mental illness. This is considered to be comorbid or co-existing conditions. PTSD is considered to be an anxiety disorder. However, rather than accepting online screening tests, you should speak with your doctor and ask for a complete psychological evaluation. This would provide you with an accurate diagnosis in order to create a treatment plan based on your situation. Anxiety, bipolar and ADHD can have overlapping symptoms so it would be best to have a doctor review your symptoms and help determine your diagnosis.

     

    Eileen

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  2. There is support...
    Merely Me
    Friday, July 10, 2009 at 09:54 PM

    Hey there Jurine!

     

    Just wanted to let you know that PTSD is something we have been discussing over on the depression site here at Health Central.  There are a good many people on the depression site who suffer from multiple disorders. Just follow this link to the site.  I am a writer and community leader for that site and...there are a lot of people there who can probably relate to what you are going through.  So do stop on by.

     

    My best advice is to read as much as you can about your diagnoses and get the support you need.  You are not alone!

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