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Soft bipolar
Can you please tell me what is soft bipolar ??
And what is the symptoms of soft bipolar disorders???
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There are a number of symptoms that can be attributed to soft bipolar disorder.
Episodes of Mood swings:
Mood swings beginning around the time of adolescence. Individuals will alternate between brief periods of depression and euphoria. Paranoia, rage, intense anger, panic attacks, and phobias may also occur.
Episodes of Atypical Depression:
Binge eating, excessive sleeping, lethargy, as well as anxiety. Seasonal affective disorder, winter-triggered depression.
Hypomania:
Characterized by irritability, impulsiveness, and poor judgement.
Mixed Symptoms: Some individuals experience simultaneous hypomania and depression which is known as mixed bipolar disorder.
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