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		<title>The Reason to be Scared about Hypomania and Bipolar Mania Symptoms</title>
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		<pubDate>Sun, 26 Jul 2009 22:46:32 +0000</pubDate>
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<p>What is hypomania? Different in nature from bipolar mania and bipolar depression symptoms, it has  continuous abnormal level of joyful mood, which can for some people last 4 to one whole  week. It is a gentler  and milder level of mania symptoms, characterized by persistence abnormal happiness  and behaviors which we will try and  discuss through this article.</p>
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<p>What is hypomania? Different in nature from bipolar mania and bipolar depression symptoms, it has  continuous abnormal level of joyful mood, which can for some people last 4 to one whole  week. It is a gentler  and milder level of mania symptoms, characterized by persistence abnormal happiness  and behaviors which we will try and  discuss through this article.</p>
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<p><strong>Bipolar Mania<br />
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To really understand hypomania one must first know bipolar mania, because it is from the mania symptoms that we can gauge hippomania. Mania is part of  bipolar disorder and its social effect can be very disabling especially when this mania symptoms are  severe.  There is usually a great feeling of happiness when you&#039;re  manic, but it is a fact that some people also get angry and agitated when they are a going through hippomanic.</p>
<p><strong>The symptoms of Hypomania<br />
</strong><br />
•    Those effected tend to expect too much of their capabilities.<br />
•    They can feel very high  self-esteem or “having an exaggerated belief in one&#039;s importance.”<br />
•    There alcohol consumption can increase.<br />
•    They can have lots of plans but are not able to  see risks involved in their undertakings.<br />
•    Making so many plans.<br />
•    Tend to  involve themselves in enjoyable activities<br />
•    Uncharacterized  sexual flirting  increases.<br />
•    Want to do too many things all at once.<br />
•    Lack of interest in  sleep.<br />
•    Usually very sensitive.<br />
•    Wanting to take many responsibilities.<br />
•    Goal-directed activity increases.</p>
<p><strong>Common Mistakes<br />
</strong><br />
The hypomania account listed are not really negative, but what makes this symptoms  scary is that those with the disorder can make bad to very bad choices when they are with  increased energy. The second most common error is because they feel good with hippomania, they stop taking bipolar treatment medications.</p>
<p><strong>What you can do  Hypomania sufferers.<br />
</strong><br />
•    Make sure they have a god nights rest. If they  are not able to sleep, do not hesitate to consult a  doctor. Not having enough sleep can  lead to bipolar depression.<br />
•    Avoid  jumping  to any important decision if you are hippomanic, wait until you are okay to make those important decisions.<br />
•    If possible try and keep your thoughts directed and focused.<br />
•    Make sure to keep your money in some safe and reliable hands who can make tough decisions for you. This will greatly help you in the future. Many have the headache to pay their huge credits after coming out of hypomania or mania episodes.<br />
•    Try and be involved  in relaxing and calming social activities, but not an environment that can stimulate the symptoms.<br />
•    Try and avoid social gatherings which involve disco, dance and the drinks at the bar. This is a very dangerous  environment because it can trigger hypomania.<br />
•    Always be open about your feelings and consult with your friends or families so they can understand them to.<br />
•    Talk to your local doctor before it becomes uncontrollable.<br />
•    Try not to consume too much alcohol, sugar or caffeine and always eat well balanced meal.</p>
<p><strong>Finally</strong></p>
<p>It is important for friends and families to  recognize the signs of this mood behavior, because most of the time people with hippomania tend to  deny that anything is wrong with them. This disorder if not treated well by bipolar treatment can become severe bipolar mania or  turn into bipolar depression.</p>


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		<title>Recognizing Bipolar Manic Depression Disorder Symptoms</title>
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		<pubDate>Thu, 23 Jul 2009 22:49:00 +0000</pubDate>
		<dc:creator>Ken P Doyle</dc:creator>
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<p>Bipolar disorder is also known as bipolar manic depression affective disorder. This manic disorder is sometimes described as a category of moods with one or more abnormal moods. The three main bipolar categories are mania which comes under the raised or elevated moods, depression the opposite and hypomania the middle ground or the milder form. No one can pinpoint the real causes of this disease, but there are contributing factors like genes, environment, diet and lifestyle.</p>
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<p>Bipolar disorder is also known as bipolar manic depression affective disorder. This manic disorder is sometimes described as a category of moods with one or more abnormal moods. The three main bipolar categories are mania which comes under the raised or elevated moods, depression the opposite and hypomania the middle ground or the milder form. No one can pinpoint the real causes of this disease, but there are contributing factors like genes, environment, diet and lifestyle.</p>
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<p><strong>Bipolar Manic</strong></p>
<p>Bipolar mania which is part of bipolar manic depression illness has some warning signs or red flags of incoming moods. It is good to know some of these manic symptoms so you can have an early diagnosis and these are:</p>
<p>• High levels of Energy.</p>
<p>• Not sleeping enough or unable to sleep</p>
<p>• Not tired even though they are doing too many things all at once.</p>
<p>• Full of big plans with increased activities.</p>
<p>•Very restlessness and uneasy</p>
<p>• Talkative and speech disruptions</p>
<p><strong>Bipolar Depression</strong></p>
<p>The Signs and symptoms of bipolar manic depression illness are usually shown in its low energy phases with negative emotions. These include consistent feelings of being sad, anxious, feelings of guilt, anger, isolated, or no hope. They can spend long hours of sleep, always tired, loss of appetite and no interest in enjoyable activities. Bipolar depression is usually referred to as the opposite of bipolar mania symptoms.</p>
<p><strong>Hypo manic Moods</strong></p>
<p>With mania on the high energy and depression on the low, hypomania is generally seen as a milder or moderate level of the mania episode. The main characteristics of hypomania are: being talkative with increased activities and less need for sleep. Those with hypomania show MANIA symptoms but a milder form. One of the main difficulties with diagnosing hypomania is it can be seen as mere happiness and secondly it is sitting on the borders of mania and depression.</p>
<p><strong>Other Divisions</strong></p>
<p>The manic and depressive episodes are separated by  &#034;normal&#034; mood periods , but in some victims these two symptoms, depression and mania may rapidly interchange, which is sometimes also known as “rapid cycling”. Severe manic moods can sometimes create psychotic symptoms such as hallucinations and delusions. These bipolar manic disorder can be subdivided into bipolar disorder I, bipolar disorder II, cyclothymia , (short periods of hypomania and mild depression episodes), and other types. “Bipolar Spectrum,” or (BS) is based on mood disorders that show abnormally high mood. These are bipolar I symptoms, a full-blown manic episodes, short periods of hypomania and a mild depression (cyclothymia).</p>
<p><strong>Bipolar Diagnosis</strong></p>
<p>Bipolar manic depression disorder is much more common today than had been thought.  It is believed that only one third of those affected are diagnosed accurately. Especially with children, when doctors are making a diagnosis, it is important that they rule out other mental conditions first.</p>
<p><strong>Medications and Difficulties</strong></p>
<p>Difficulties in diagnosing a patient with bipolar manic depression symptoms are:</p>
<p>•Symptoms are similar to other mental illness – in some cases wrong medication is given.</p>
<p>•Not all medications will work – what works for some may not work for others.</p>
<p>•Because of each person’s makeup – some patients will have side effects.</p>
<p><strong>Final Words</strong></p>
<p>All medications must be taken strictly as prescribed. If at any time you as a victim of bipolar manic depression patient feel that the medication prescribed is not working or is too strong, please consult your doctor. It is extremely important that you a bipolar manic victim be patient with your bipolar medications, because many drugs take some time to work in your system.</p>


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