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I think I have Bipolar
I think i have bipolar because i have taken a few tests online and they said i have the severe symptoms of it. I was diagnosed with depression 2 years ago and I think I could have bipolar as it is one of the mental illnesses with it. I always feel either very happy or depressed and I'm never in between. I always change my moods like I might feel really sad and then all of a sudden i just want to get up and be loud. I feel like a lot of the time I have to keep my moods and feelings to myself
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Consult psychiatrist as soon as possible to confitm any diagnosis.U also consult psychologist as ur conditions need counselling .In increase ur mental health conditions.
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