1 Emotions are high.
Elevated mood is one of the most obvious symptoms of bipolar disorder.
Patients will feel good about themselves and have more energy.
Can't even control yourself.
This usually lasts for a few weeks or even longer.
2. Depressed mood.
Emotional depression is another obvious symptom of bipolar disorder.
Patients may feel extreme sadness and disappointment, and even despair.
Thoughts on suicide, which usually last for a few weeks or even longer.
3 Confusion of thinking.
During periods of high or low mood.
People with bipolar disorder often have erratic thoughts.
Difficulty concentrating, or making informed choices.
4 Anxiety does not stop.
Children with bipolar disorder.
Prone to anxiety during attacks.
Lasts for a long time.
5 Insomnia or drowsiness.
When emotions are high, people with bipolar are prone to insomnia.
When depressed, bipolar patients tend to be drowsy.
6. Excessive activity or laziness and reluctance to move.
Patients with bipolar disorder.
It is easy to break the habit of regular activities.
Such as not sleeping at night and being overactive.
Or don't want to move during the day.
7 Loss of appetite or appetite.
Patients with bipolar disorder.
There will be periodic changes in the diet.
Sometimes overeating.
Always want to eat.
Sometimes there is a loss of appetite.
8 Social Difficulties.
Patients with bipolar disorder.
Social barriers may occur.
Such as being overly socialized and talking to strangers.
Or social avoidance.
Ignore the people around you.
9 Over-dependence on others.
Bipolar disorder.
Possibly when depressed.
Over-reliance on others.
There is a strong need for the support of the friends around you.
10 Self-harm tendencies.
Patients with bipolar disorder.
May be when you're feeling down.
Tendency to self-injure.
This includes self-harm and suicidal thoughts.
If you find that people around you are emotionally unstable, especially children, you must be vigilant and check accordingly.
Bipolar disorder.