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Most of my hypersexual episodes both start and end after sleeping. does this sound like a symptom of any specific disorder/condition, other than bp?
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Testing needed: I'm not sure how you define hypersexual but if your activity is dangerous or causing social problems it may be in need of treatment. Hormones, sleep disorder, neurological issues, are possible. Please see your doc, a psychiatrist, or a sleep specialist for guidance. Peace and good health.
Answered 9/28/2016
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