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anyone else got this, it comes under bi polar 1 i think........periods of elaton(warmth, ethusiasm, optomism and high energy) to periods of depression(worry, pessimism, and low energy) i go from one to the other from day to day, or sometimes hour to hour. im taking prozacProzac Prozac weekly, have been for yrs on and off now. my mum also so suffers from this, although she wont take anything or get help, which has coursed her to be suicidal and end up in hospital. so far ive been lucky and have never had suicidal thoughts, ive hurt myself a few times....and drift in and out of bingeBinge eating eating. im single and lonley at times, but find getting a man hard as some days i can wake up and feel affectionate and happy and others closed off and negetive which also brings paronoa. i push people awy, well apart from my children who have saved me x x i feel like i live my life on a roller coaster ..........
Hi Lou Lou,
I was diagnosed with Cyclothymic Mood Disorder about 10 years ago. I had episodes of hypomania lasting a few hours over several days, then low grade depression for months. We tried many things, but what has worked the best is a combination of lamictal and buproprion, and kick-*** great care from my psychiatrist and therapist. Because of them, I was able to complete my master's degree and have a successful career as a physician assistant.
I was diagnosed with Cyclothymic Mood Disorder about 10 years ago. I had episodes of hypomania lasting a few hours over several days, then low grade depression for months. We tried many things, but what has worked the best is a combination of lamictal and buproprion, and kick-*** great care from my psychiatrist and therapist. Because of them, I was able to complete my master's degree and have a successful career as a physician assistant.