Yes: Manic-depression is a descriptive term for bipolar disorder.
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Manic depressive: Is old term for bipolar disorder, which can include bipolar type 1, type 2, manic type, depressed type, with psychosis, without psychosis, or nos (not otherwise specified).
Answered 10/24/2017
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Bipolar Disorder: Its an other way of describing the mood fluctuation that does happen with mood disorders. Its the change in moods from lowest depression to extreme mania or high extreme moods.
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Interchangable: The terms are interchangable. Bipolar I and bipolar II, In the first, manic phases are more severe, and in the second, depressive phases are more severe. There is also cyclothymia which is a low grade version of bipolar disorder in general, where mood swings are not as severe in either direction, manic or depressive. No one knows how it develops, other than a mystery of genetic confluence.
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Yes: They are different names for the same condition
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