My mother claims to see them on her shower head, crawling on the floor, on her food, and even digging a hole around her arm area. I am really concerned could this be related to bipolar disorder?
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Q: My mother sees worms everywhere and they are not there is this related to bipolar disorder?
Answers (2)
11/18/08 6:51pm
nope. in my opinion, it isnt bipolar. some kind of
psychosis, but can be treated if she gets to a psychiatrist.
10/15/08 4:35pm
Your mother definitely don't have bipolar disorder, but she could be schizophrenic. The best way to find out is to get her to a psychiastrist as soon as possible. She need treatment because it can become worse. There are medications available that can treat her and help her to be normal again.
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