Mania

Bipolar turmoil is a constant mental issue described by scenes of raised temperament, generally exchanging with scenes of sorrow. For the vast majority, bipolar confusion is a deeply rooted condition requiring progressing treatment. Bipolar I issue: This is described by at least one hyper scenes or blended scenes (indications of both madness and sadness) enduring no less than seven days. A man or woman will likewise encounter times of despondency with scenes lasting no less than two weeks. It is…

Madness. Rarely has one small word developed such a complex meaning throughout history and in the modern era. Madness is frequently viewed as a product of manipulation, as a state of being mentally ill. The truth, however, is that madness is an intricate mean of expression. It provides an escape from reality, when one’s environment is the source of deep pain and confusion. In essence, madness is not a disease, but rather a coping mechanism that exposes a person’s demeanor and unconscious…

Tinnitus is a very common disorder among older people, but it can manifest itself in younger people as well. Episodes of tinnitus may be brief or can be a permanent problem. The constant buzzing noise can affect concentration and cause insomnia. It may also lead to anxiety and sometimes even depression. The annoying ringing in the ears can affect one or both ears, and has no external cause. The sound appears to come from within the ear and is described as buzzing, whistling or ringing. There is…

What does the term “neurotic” usually mean to people? Perhaps it is someone who is high strung, or stressed or difficult to get along with. According to Larsen and Buss (2014), neuroticism is a dimension with one end characterized by people who are anxious, nervous, and emotionally volatile (p.169). It is higher in females than in males. Though, it is unclear of whether gender or environmental pressure has anything to do with the difference between genders and neuroticism. Neuroticism has a…

Lady Macbeth Diagnosis Lady Macbeth in the story Macbeth has been suffering from variant physiological problems like Bipolar and paranoid schizophrenia. Lady Macbeth was showing signs of a physiological damages before Macbeth Became king . Lady Macbeth has suffered a lot throughout the story physiologically she shows signs of Bipolar due to her rapid change of speech with characters in the story, she also is showing paranoid schizophrenia with suicidal thoughts. Lady Macbeth suffers from…

1. After reading the Julia’s vignette, I have concluded that she meets the diagnostic criteria for Bipolar I. In order to be diagnosed with Bipolar I, an individual must meet the criteria for one manic episode as well as not being better explained by another mental disorder (e.g., schizophrenia, schizoaffective disorder, delusional disorder, etc.). The symptoms that I have factored into the diagnosis of a Major Depressive Episode (MDE) are uncontrollable crying, guilt, overeating, exhaustion,…

Understanding Bipolar Bipolar disorder is a psychological disorder that effects at least 1% of people in each country throughout the world. This brain disorder is one of the most widely known psychological disorder. It effects around 1.1% of the population over 18.( (NIMH n.d.) Often times people suffering from bipolar disorder suffer from manic episodes along with sever depression. The first bipolar episode usually happens when a person is still in their adolescence stage. Bipolar disorder…

Mental illness is a widespread problem that has touched the lives of countless Americans. Based in Lexington, NC, Daymark Recovery Services is a recovery facility offering detox and addiction treatment, as well as counseling for mental illness and depression. These experts say while successful mental health treatment often involves a multi-pronged approach, medications can serve as a useful part of the protocol. Below are three types of medications used in mental health treatment:…

Bipolar disorder affects over 5.7 million adults around the world. In the story ¨The Tell-Tale Heart¨ written by the American writer, editor, and literary critic Edgar Allan Poe implies a madman´s journey to kill a man. Evidence from this story proves the narrator of ¨The Tell-Tale Heart¨ is diagnosed with bipolar disorder, but others may believe that his illness is schizophrenia. The narrator has symptoms that prove he suffers from bipolar disease. Bipolar disease has many symptoms such as…

Bipolar is a psychological disorder in the brain. It causes mood swings without any warning and can pose danger to others. Lucky there is treatment for the disorder to help relief the mood swings. Bipolar disorders are much less common than that of depression, But with 6 million of the population having it you would think that it is fairly larger number, really that only counts for about 2.5 % of the population having a bipolar disorder (Goldberg,2015). The disorder blossoms most commonly around…