Maybe you've wondered if bipolar disorder ever goes away. Maybe you've asked, "Will I ever get well?" Maybe you've even read conflicting answers, so you're wondering what the truth is.
Well, the truth is, bipolar disorder doesn't go away. Between depressive and manic or hypomanic episodes you may experience a "normal" mood state, called euthymia, and feel stable. That state may go on with minimal fluctuations for some time, especially with good treatment and support.
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