Bipolar Disorder Symptoms

Hallucinations are a highly complex mental problem that may occur with severe bipolar depression or mania. With a hallucination, you may experience auditory, visual and tactile sensations that are not real. For example, you may feel a crawling sensation... Full Answer

Yes, psychosis can be a part of bipolar disorder; this can happen in two ways: for people with Bipolar I, psychosis can be a part of a manic episode (psychosis does not occur in hypomania, and therefore people who have a diagnosis... Full Answer

While bipolar I disorder can result in manic episodes, other disorders and medications can cause the same symptoms of mania. These triggers include: brain and nervous system disorders, such as head injuries, brain tumors, multiple sclerosis, seizures,... Full Answer

Definitely talk to your doctor if you think you may have bipolar disorder. Your primary care physician may be able to refer you to a good mental health specialist. Bipolar disorder does not usually clear up on its own, and if left untreated, the symptoms... Full Answer

Yes, you should go to a doctor if you think you are experiencing symptoms of mixed bipolar disorder. Go to the doctor when you first experience an episode of mania and depression either at the same time or very rapidly changing. A doctor can help... Full Answer

The symptoms of bipolar NOS (Not Otherwise Specified) cover all of the bases. You could experience rapid mood swings such as mania, hypomania, and depression. You may feel as though your mind is racing faster than Usain Bolt and you may speak a... Full Answer