It is very important: To go beyond self- diagnosing if you believe you have a serious mental health problem. I suggest that you write your symptoms down ; calmly go over them w your parents. Ask for a formal psychiatric diagnosis. See that you have depression listed. Has that been formally diagnosed or self diagnosed? Psychiatric evaluation is the best way for you ; your parents to know if you have a bipolar disorder.
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See psychiatrist: Seeing a psychiatrist for comprehensive assessment is your best way to get a clear diagnosis. Share with the psychiatrist your areas of concern -- and be completely up-front with the symptoms you're referring to. The additional clinical information you've provided indicates that you're taking methylphenidate, so it's possible you're already working with a psychiatrist. If not, please do.
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