2 Responses for "Could I have Bipolar Disorder…?"

1. taylor swift March 14th, 2010 at 4:19 am 1

   Best Answer – Chosen by Voters Adrianna, First of all, you are extremely intelligent and very insightful. The first step to beginnning your recovery is to see a dermatologist and whatever physicians you need in order to feel better about your acne and yourself. This will address the root cause of most issues. Secondly, a great deal of what you are saying is consistent with a highly intelligent teen who finds herself thrust in a world with less intelligent and less evolved peers who feel better about themselves by pushing others down. Remember that the teen years are the ones in which the broadest excursions of mood do occur, and that this innate fragility is what accounts for the higher percentage of suicide attempts in teens. So, what I am saying is that your moods may well be within normal limits. The same hormones which drive your acne, drive your mood as well. Third, despite your commentary, your narrative speaks less toward bipolar disorder and more toward depression. It would be prudent and reasonable to find a counsellor who would simply monitor you and support you through the difficult teen years until you head to university where it is my belief, you will truly blossom. I truly wish you very best wishes. Source(s): Psychiatry (A physician text)

2. miley cyrus March 14th, 2010 at 4:19 am 2

   If your moods are rapidly changing I doubt it is Bipolar, since people with bipolar experience prologned moods; ie days or weeks manic/days or weeks depressive. It does sound like you are not coping very well though. I would suggest you see your doctor, you seem to have some kind of depression.