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Help? i believe i may be bipolar, what do i do now?
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The next step is: Evaluation by your physician or a psychiatrist to determine if there are any medical conditions causing your symptoms ; help to determine what your diagnosis is. Most often bipolar disorder requires psychiatric medications. Some general physicians prescribe for bipolar d/o - but most often it is psychiatrists. Most often psychologists provide the non-medication management. Take care.
Answered 2/9/2014
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