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People experience bipolar disorder in diverse ways. Symptoms include extreme changes in mood and energy levels, from manic highs to depressive lows. These "mood episodes" generally occur in distinct periods. To be diagnosed with bipolar disorder a person must have experienced a high period at least once; most people, however, experience more lows than highs when they are symptomatic.
It can be difficult to know the difference between having "mood swings" and experiencing bipolar disorder. When the feelings you have, and the behaviors related to them, start to affect your ability to live your day-to-day life, you may want to talk with someone about the possibility that you may be experiencing bi-polar disorder. People who experience bipolar sometimes use alcohol or drugs to cover up or deal with the symptoms they feel. However, this can lead to substance use disorder.
Symptoms during a depressive episode:
Things to look for during a manic episode:
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