I was watching this
certain show and they were discussing Bipolarity. When they enumerated the
symptoms, I became bit concerned since I also suffer most of what they have
enumerated. So I hurriedly googled Bipolarity and landed on PubMed Health where Bipolarity was further explained.
Here are some of the
symptoms of Bipolarity from PubMed Health
- Little need for sleep - this is very accurate. I can
survive a day with just 5 hours of sleep. This was very evident during my
hectic schedule when I was in school.
- Poor temper control - I get angry for the simplest of
reason. When my niece is so loud, or being her spoiled self, I want to
punch her in the face, but I don't, instead I just go straight to my room.
There was one time, I was really irritated with my mouse, that I threw it
on the wall and it broke into pieces.
- Spending sprees - I was surprised when this was on the
list. I'm not really a shopaholic, but once I have the money, I can't help
but spend it. Sometimes, I use my tuition fee to buy things, sorry Mom.
- Racing thoughts - especially at night, my thoughts are
really, really wild.
- Fatigue or lack of energy - I never want to get out of
my bed. Honestly, I don't go out of the house because I feel too tired to
do so.
- Feeling worthless, hopeless and guilt - this is very
me. Especially now that I was not able to graduate. But even before that,
I've always had these thoughts of worthlessness, sometimes, I even
question my existence.
- Loss of self-esteem - I never want to be surrounded my
so many people, I really don’t feel comfortable. When people whisper ad
smile, I will always assume it’s about me.
- Thoughts of death and suicide - more than I can
remember. I was also a cutter before.
- Trouble getting to sleep - I sleep at around 1 to 2 am.
When things are worst, I lie awake in bed not realizing its already 4 am.
- Pulling away from friends and activities once enjoyed.
I get depressed very often, I think it’s
obvious with some of my posts. Especially now that I'm going through a phase
where I'm not sure what to do. There are times that I cry myself to sleep and
wake up fine. I've been like this since high school but I never bothered
thinking it’s just hormones and teen angst. It's just now that I thought about
it, and what scared me more is that Bipolarity can lead to more serious problem
like schizophrenia. I've been wanting to consult a professional before,
but shrug it off thinking it will all go away. But now, I'm really
concerned.
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