What is bipolar disorder and what are its manifestations?

Bipolar disorder is a psychological concept. Bipolar disorder refers to two kinds of emotional disorders, one is depression and the other is mania, both of which are mental diseases.

Among them, the most common symptoms of mania are nervousness, impatience, irritability, always excitement and high spirits, which are inconsistent with the state of the environment. Depression, on the other hand, is characterized by being taciturn and unsociable, and always likes to stay alone in the corner. Depression is also a manifestation of incompatibility with the environment. Patients with severe depression may have a feeling of sadness, or their bodies may be stiff and numb.

These two kinds of emotional disorders are actually symptoms of the nervous system, but the emotions of manic patients are emitted outward, while those of depressed patients are converged inward. Mania is aggressive, so when you find someone around you with manic tendencies, you should stay away from him to avoid being hurt. Depression is not aggressive. They restrain their emotions and turn them into self-destruction and torture.

People with depression isolate themselves from the whole world. They can't come to the normal world, and normal people can't come to them, so depression is difficult to treat. If you find a friend around you suffering from depression, you must seek medical advice in time and use drugs to control the development and expansion of the disease.

The onset age of mania is mostly between 15-20 years old, because the children in this period are still immature. If the pressure is too great, or the external stimulus is too great, it will lead them to be manic.

The concurrent time of depression is not fixed. Some people suffer from depression when they are very young, while others find themselves suffering from depression when they are very old.

These two diseases are characterized by recurrent attacks, which cannot be completely eradicated by drugs, and can only be prevented by stabilizing the mentality. If a family member suffers from this disease, as a relative, we should always care about their mental health.