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I'm bipolar. although it does not prevent everyday life, the moods and unmanageable emotions make it harder. is it worth seeking professional help?
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Treatment Available: Bipolar disorder, a psychiatric condition characterized by episodes of depression and mania, can be devastating to patients and their families. It can lead to loss of work, loss of relationships, and even loss of life (suicide). Treatment is available that can give patients back the ability to lead normal lives. Treatment includes several medication options as well as psychotherapies.
Answered 4/16/2016
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YES: With treatment, your life can be easier and much more enjoyable!
Answered 5/7/2016
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