Bipolar Disorder Forum - Mood Swings & Sleep Problems

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Q: Mood Swings & Sleep Problems

asked by: redzone on June 4th, 2007

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Past 2 months my mood swings are so bad I am breaking things and threatening to kill people. I am snapping at everyone. I can be fine 1 min then the next I am in the worst mood ever. And it last for hours. Also I can't sleep and stay up for 3 days at a time then sleep no more then 2hr, and not even tired. My Gf,mom & dad think I should go see a doctor. But I have refused to see one. If it's Bipolar will it get worst?

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mini me

replied on June 6th, 2007

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Man get medical help!! but research how to get help.I went through 4 day episode and when you get like that you arent really you !! I wound up on the streets on an episode and no matter how many times I said I was bipolar , manic depressive,handnt barely slept in like a week,slept etc. I got treated like a methead criminal.Then got great substandard care Idea

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