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Suggest Natural Remedy For Bipolar

Hi, i think i may be bipolar, i researched some of the common signs and they are very familiar to the way ive been feeling/behaving, but im not sure how to approach my doctor, i feel like i may be exaggerating even though nothing seems to be getting better, is there any way to deal with this without medical 'help'?
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The longer you avoid 'medical' help, the greater is your chance of suffering further.
Bipolar mood disorder is a medical condition that has psychological symptoms. If treated properly, one can lead a productive, harmonious and peaceful life. There is some evidence to suggest that the longer a mood disorder remains untreated, the more difficult it is to treat it in future.
In my opinion, you should see a psychiatrist who is in the best position to evaluate you and decide whether you really have a bipolar disorder or not. If yes, he or she will not only give you medicines but will also counsel you about lifestyle changes.
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Suggest Natural Remedy For Bipolar

The longer you avoid medical help, the greater is your chance of suffering further. Bipolar mood disorder is a medical condition that has psychological symptoms. If treated properly, one can lead a productive, harmonious and peaceful life. There is some evidence to suggest that the longer a mood disorder remains untreated, the more difficult it is to treat it in future. In my opinion, you should see a psychiatrist who is in the best position to evaluate you and decide whether you really have a bipolar disorder or not. If yes, he or she will not only give you medicines but will also counsel you about lifestyle changes. Hope this answer is helpful.