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About bipolar disorder
I have been diagnosed with bipolar disorder for 7 years,i am taking medication for the same time also but still there are some of the symptoms prevalent like mania,over talkativeness,spending money on useless things,feeling like i am god or big person,suicidal thoughts,mood swings etc, but there are not like much intense like before but still problematic in day to day life.i have already seek second opinion and also went to psychologist but the problem returns within 2 or 3 weeks again.so please suggest me permanent or life long solution. Thanks
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Hi.. you need to take a maintenance dose of medications in order to prevent relapse in Bipolar disorder. Maybe you need an adjustment of your medication. I need more history to give specific suggestions.
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