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I am too energic I want to stop
I am too happy/energic it's making me feel embarrassed weird and tired . I want to stop , but I can't . It's like my " off " plug got broken and I can't stop it anymore . I was feeling sad and really angry , then I went to shopping and the next thing I know , I started to smile randomly talk to myself ALL the time for 2 hours and be extra kind . Idk if this is normal or not , but it made me feel uncomfortable I just wanted to chill. I also eat a bar of chocolate earlier before I come so could that be it ? all I want to say that it's a good thing ( sometimes ) but when I am TOO exceited for basically nothing , it gets overwhelming . Not to mention , I am not like that usually . It's sometimes only , I will either go nuts start fighting and act crazy wild in a dangerous unstoppable way , or act super happy friendly and can't shut up .
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Look into family history of similar problems . Though mood swings can be normal variant but if it effects your routine then you must consult psychiatrist
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It's very remarkable that you have accurate awareness of the predicament. You have described your illness as fluctuating mood and exessive physical activity alternating with irritation and anger.
It has a hint of depression and hypomania.You need to consult consult a psychiatrist.
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IIt is advisable to avoid 3 whites i.e. starch,fat and sugar .Have healthy diet. Dark chocolate helps to boost you when you feel low.Have regular 8 hours of sleep.Stay away from tobacco, excessive caffeine and alcohol.
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Hi, what you describe might be symptoms of Mania or Hypomania. It is a part of Bipolar disorder. You need to consult a Psychiatrist for proper evaluation, diagnosis and treatment at the earliest.
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