Have you ever wondered what it truly feels like to live with bipolar 1 disorder? Come then and experience a glimpse into the vivid mind of bipolar 1.

Discover the challenges of managing Bipolar 1 disorder in this YouTube video, as we discuss its effects on social, professional, and academic functioning. Learn about symptoms like a rush of ideas, increased talkativeness, inflated self-esteem, reduced sleep need, goal-oriented activity, distractibility, and excessive involvement in risky activities. Understand how these symptoms can lead to depressive episodes, causing feelings of guilt, embarrassment, or dissatisfaction. Coping with Bipolar 1 disorder requires a unique approach to symptom management.

I encourage everyone with bipolar 1 disorder to share their experiences and feelings during a bipolar episode in the comment section below, aiming to learn from each other and become more informed and educated. I also encourage you to share any additional thoughts or ideas.

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Key moments:
00:00 – Intro
00:10 – Diagnostic criteria for Bipolar 1 Disorder
00:50 – Diagnoses
01:35 – Symptom 1: A rush of ideas or a racing mind
01:46 – Symptom 2: Increased talkativeness
01:52 – Symptom 3: Inflated self-esteem or grandiosity
01:56 – Symptom 4: Reduced need for sleep
02:03 – Symptom 5: An increase in goal-oriented activity
02:29 – Symptom 6: Distractibility
02:38 – Symptom 7: High-risk activities
03:04 – Recovering from a manic episode
03:42 – What does Bipolar 1 feel like for someone who has it?
04:30 – ALWAYS consult a physician or qualified healthcare professional
04:38 – Please leave a comment about how you feel and your experience during a Bipolar episode

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Disclaimer: All the information and content are intended for educational and informational purposes only. You should ALWAYS consult a physician or qualified healthcare professional. Viewer discretion is advised.

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