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Bipolar Disorder is a complicated condition with many symptoms, including mood swings, depression, manic episodes and cognitive impairments such as memory problems and attention deficits. If you or a loved one are experiencing any of these symptoms then it is time to seek help from a medical professional.
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The Bipolar-ADD/ADHD Connection, Part III - Lack of Focus or Depression or Fatigue?
This is the third in our conversation on the overlap between bipolar and ADD (or ADHD). Last week, we asked the question, Is it hypomania or is it ADD? This begs the obvious follow-up: Is it depression or is it ADD? For starters, check out this DSM-IV symptom for depression: Diminished ability to think or concentrate, or indecisiveness…
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John McManamy, Health Guide, commented on The Mother of All Bipolar Myths Hey, Jeanette. But I hardly ever use x and z. :)
John McManamy, Health Guide, commented on The Bipolar-ADD/ADHD Connection, Part… Hey, Anonymous2. Don't worry about over-reacting. You are absolutely…
John McManamy, Health Guide, commented on The Bipolar-ADD/ADHD Connection, Part… Thanks, Gina. :)
Jerry Kennard, Health Guide, commented on Bipolar and Anxiety Hi Cathryne, This form of work-related stress is particularly difficult to shake off.…
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