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Kindness as a Discipline
By Sue Bergeson , Health ExpertOne of my friends and mentors, Peter C. Ashenden, once taught me a lesson about kindness that I... Read more »
Individual Reactions to Medications
By Lynne Taetzsch , Health ExpertAt our last bipolar support group meeting, one of our members mentioned that he had had a terrible... Read more »
The Bipolar Spectrum and the Importance of Diagnosis
By Dan Haupt, M.D. , Health Expert...has mistaken normal, but troublesome, behavior with symptoms of bipolar disorder, due most... Read more »
Bipolar Disorder and Substance Misuse
By Jerry Kennard , Health Expert...affect brain chemicals in such a way as to promote the symptoms of bipolar disorder. Sonne &... Read more »
Hypersexuality and Bipolar
By Ask the Expert Patient , Health ExpertQuestion Whatever 42 writes: "I am bipolar. I never realized that the hypersexual activity is a... Read more »
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ADHd and Bipolar Disorder
...your family, you should make your doctor aware of this. Some medications for ADHD can exacerbate symptoms of bipolar disorder. Letting your physician know will allow them to monitor your... Read more »Healthy Diet Tips for Bipolar Disorder
...diabetes or heart disease. However, recent research has found that omega 3 fatty acids may lessen the symptoms of bipolar disorder. While research is still ongoing, studies have found that they... Read more »ADHD: Co-existing Conditions
Co-existing, or comorbid, conditions are ones that exist along side another diagnosis. This is also referred to as dual diagnosis. According to the National Resource Center for ADHD, as many as... Read more »Bipolar Disorder Overview
...in their pre-teen years tend to display more symptoms than those whose illness began in their teens.Symptoms of Bipolar DisorderSymptoms of the Depression PhaseThe symptoms of depression... Read more »Living With Bipolar Disorder: Six Key Coping Strategies
I’m often asked how to cope with bipolar disorder. It is a question all of us with the disorder are asked. The truth is, sometimes we cope successfully, and sometimes we do not. And I will be... Read more »Images
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Bipolar Awareness Day emphasizes accurate diagnosis, treatment
October 03, 2008For the fifth annual Bipolar Awareness Day, The National Alliance on Mental Illness (NAMI) is emphasizing the need for accurate diagnosis and... Read summary »
Study: Pregnant women at risk when they stop bipolar meds
October 03, 2008Women with bipolar disorder who stop taking medications that control the condition before or shortly after becoming pregnant are much more likely to... Read summary »
Good sleep habits may help bipolar disorder
October 03, 2008For the first time, a new study suggests therapy that focuses on practical lifestyle changes can ease the symptoms of bipolar disorder. Maintaining a... Read summary »
Irritability may signal bipolar disorder in children
July 05, 2009Doctors should consider irritability a possible symptoms of bipolar disorder when they are diagnosing the condition in children, new research... Read summary »
Breast Cancer Drug Beats Bipolar Disorder
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