ADHD And Bipolar Disorder: Heston Blumenthal Opens Up [EXCLUSIVE]
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Mania and its Downfall
The manic phase of bipolar disorder presents a façade of euphoria and beauty, where everything seems positive. However, the underlying reality is that this heightened state is unsustainable, leading inevitably to a crash. In bipolar disorder, the transition between manic and depressive states occurs more rapidly in bipolar I than in bipolar II. Individuals may experience not only emotional highs but also hallucinations and intrusive thoughts during extreme episodes. The importance of external support, such as a partner recognizing the signs of an impending episode, can be crucial in managing these fluctuations. While the manic state can enhance creativity and perception, its temporary nature is a stark reminder of the potential for extreme lows that follow.
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