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What are the symptoms of Bi-Polar disorder?

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What are the symptoms of Bi-Polar disorder?

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-Feeling sad, hopeless or irritable most of the time / feeling very happy, elated or overjoyed

-lacking energy / feeling full of energy

-Being delusional, having hallucinations and disturbed or illogical thinking /

- Making decisions or saying things that are out of character and that others see as being risky or harmful

-Feelings of emptiness or worthlessness

-Lack of appetite

-Suicidal thoughts

Site: Symptoms of Bi-Polar disorder site 1

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What are the three known causes of Bi-Polar disorder? 

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What are the three known causes of Bi-Polar disorder? 

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-Medication, drugs and alcohol

-Family Links

-Childhood Trauma

Site: Causes of Bi-Polar disorder site 2

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What are the possible treatments for Bi-Polar disorder?

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What are the possible treatments for Bi-Polar disorder?

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1. Medications: Medications are semi effective but can lead to Dizziness and unsteadiness, increasing the risk of falls and bone fractures.

2. Psychotherapy: This is more so effective but can result in Treatment failure and deterioration of symptoms, emergence of new symptoms, suicidality, occupational problems or stigmatization, changes in the social network or strains in relationships, therapy dependence, or undermining of self‐efficacy.

3. Day treatment programs: This is more so effective due to the only side effect being restlessness.

4. Substance abuse treatment: This is less effective and can intensify the highs and lows of Bi-Polar disorder also messing with your moods/feelings.

5. Hospitilization: This is not effective because its a personal choice to stay in the Hospital although it doesnt have any direct side effects it can lead to overthinking more towards a negative path.

Site: Treatment to Bi-Polar Disorder site 3

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What percentage of the U.S. and world have this mental illness?

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What percentage of the U.S. and world have this mental illness?

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4.4% of the U.S. have Bi-Polar disorder and 1% of the world has Bi-polar disorder.

Site: U.S. site
Site: World site

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What factors might put a person more at risk for this illness? 

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What factors might put a person more at risk for this illness? 

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-Genetics

-Environment

-Brain Structure

Site: Risk Factors site

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How does this illness impact the family of the person who is suffering with this illness?

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How does this illness impact the family of the person who is suffering with this illness?

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-Emotional distress such as guilt, grief, and worry

-Disruption in regular routines

-Having to deal with unusual or dangerous behavior

-Financial stresses as a result of reduced income or excessive spending

-Strained marital or family relationships

-Changes in family roles

-Difficulty in maintaining relationships outside the family

-Health problems as a result of stress

Site: Family Impacts site