What's your view on this? One day someone is happy on cloud 9...the next day they would rather be dead?
sometimes back and forth by the hour...sometimes happy for weeks, then boom.. down, big time. very scarey.
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I'd say they had pretty much - a closed mind about things, and merely reacting to changing outside forces is all they are capable of.
'Without a rudder, carried by tides and ill or fair winds'
Manic depressive.
WOW ... MOOOOODY i would say ... and two personality . or just on period forever
Could be bad depression or more likely bi-polar which is fits of intense deep depression and then days where you are super happy, hyper...Best to see a doctor and get further help and treatment.
Also called "Bi-polar".
Medication is HIGHLY recommended IF this is the diagnosis.
Yes, this can be very scary.
My view on this is that they suffer from depression and are probably bi-polar,but I am not a doctor however I am familiar with the symptoms.There is hope and there is help and its as easy as going to your doctor and discussing what is going on with you,and getting medication for depression and chemical in-balance,that's it,and a life can change for the better dramatically,but you must seek treatment
sounds bipolar or majorly depressed.
That is life, it is a wonderful roller coaster ride. You always must have hope. That is why the world goes round.
Bipolar, also known as manic-depressive, is what it sounds like. However, the person would need to see a health professional for a diagnosis--as that is not the only possible explanation.
A lot would depend upon the person's age, what kind of life he or she is leading, whether or not the person is using alcohol and/or drugs, and just how up and down he or she gets. It may be caused, in part, by stress or hormones. It really could be anything from poor diet and lack of exercise to tension at home.
I'm very familiar with it. It is called bipolar disorder and is much more common than you would think. There are plenty of good medications that a psychiatrist can provide you and several support groups available to you if you'll just Google them.
There are a lot of potential reasons for such behavior. I have seen a lot of people already suggest Bipolar disorder, but i'm a little put off by that prediction based on how you said the individual can change back and fourth by the hour. A person with Bipolar I or Bipolar II disorder typically goes through the manic/hypomanic and depressive states for many days or weeks at a time. It is almost as if they have no control over their mood and the phase must run it's course, not stop for a day at a time.
You have to look at other factors, such as history. How long has this been going on? Is it a part of the person's personality? Perhaps the individual has something called Cyclothymia, a mood disorder similar to bipolar disorder. Or maybe he/she has Borderline personality disorder. If thing's seem scary, seek professional help. Most of these conditions are fairly treatable with the help of support networks and a certified psychologist.
Before anyone could classify this as manic-depressive disorder, a few other things need to be known. Like what are the eating and sleeping habits of this person? How old is this person? Is this person a male or a female? The diagnostic criteria for Bipolar 1 disorder is that the swings last for several days each (in other words you would NOT be really manic one day and depressed the very next day). However, there is such thing as Bipolar II disorder in which the swings are not as pronounced as in Bipolar I disorder, but they can still cause the person a great deal of distress. I would recommend that if this person is under the age of 18 to monitor their mood and behavior for two weeks (write it down daily in a journal). Make sure that you are getting plenty of exercise, sleep, and good nutrition during this time too. If the problems are still there or get worse in that two weeks, you should go see your doctor.
BIPOLAR, and depending upon his condition could be either Bipolar I or II
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I'd say they had pretty much - a closed mind about things, and merely reacting to changing outside forces is all they are capable of.
'Without a rudder, carried by tides and ill or fair winds'
Manic depressive.
WOW ... MOOOOODY i would say ... and two personality . or just on period forever
Could be bad depression or more likely bi-polar which is fits of intense deep depression and then days where you are super happy, hyper...Best to see a doctor and get further help and treatment.
Also called "Bi-polar".
Medication is HIGHLY recommended IF this is the diagnosis.
Yes, this can be very scary.
My view on this is that they suffer from depression and are probably bi-polar,but I am not a doctor however I am familiar with the symptoms.There is hope and there is help and its as easy as going to your doctor and discussing what is going on with you,and getting medication for depression and chemical in-balance,that's it,and a life can change for the better dramatically,but you must seek treatment
sounds bipolar or majorly depressed.
That is life, it is a wonderful roller coaster ride. You always must have hope. That is why the world goes round.
Bipolar, also known as manic-depressive, is what it sounds like. However, the person would need to see a health professional for a diagnosis--as that is not the only possible explanation.
A lot would depend upon the person's age, what kind of life he or she is leading, whether or not the person is using alcohol and/or drugs, and just how up and down he or she gets. It may be caused, in part, by stress or hormones. It really could be anything from poor diet and lack of exercise to tension at home.
I'm very familiar with it. It is called bipolar disorder and is much more common than you would think. There are plenty of good medications that a psychiatrist can provide you and several support groups available to you if you'll just Google them.
There are a lot of potential reasons for such behavior. I have seen a lot of people already suggest Bipolar disorder, but i'm a little put off by that prediction based on how you said the individual can change back and fourth by the hour. A person with Bipolar I or Bipolar II disorder typically goes through the manic/hypomanic and depressive states for many days or weeks at a time. It is almost as if they have no control over their mood and the phase must run it's course, not stop for a day at a time.
You have to look at other factors, such as history. How long has this been going on? Is it a part of the person's personality? Perhaps the individual has something called Cyclothymia, a mood disorder similar to bipolar disorder. Or maybe he/she has Borderline personality disorder. If thing's seem scary, seek professional help. Most of these conditions are fairly treatable with the help of support networks and a certified psychologist.
Before anyone could classify this as manic-depressive disorder, a few other things need to be known. Like what are the eating and sleeping habits of this person? How old is this person? Is this person a male or a female? The diagnostic criteria for Bipolar 1 disorder is that the swings last for several days each (in other words you would NOT be really manic one day and depressed the very next day). However, there is such thing as Bipolar II disorder in which the swings are not as pronounced as in Bipolar I disorder, but they can still cause the person a great deal of distress. I would recommend that if this person is under the age of 18 to monitor their mood and behavior for two weeks (write it down daily in a journal). Make sure that you are getting plenty of exercise, sleep, and good nutrition during this time too. If the problems are still there or get worse in that two weeks, you should go see your doctor.
BIPOLAR, and depending upon his condition could be either Bipolar I or II
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