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Is this some kind of personality disorder im going through?
I jump from happy to angry to sad to just about different emotion to the MAX so if i am happy, im really really happy, but if i am angered by little thing, i get so aggrevated and mad.
I act on my emotion, such as yell at people, punching walls, swearing like crazy (which i have stopped now), saying i hate someone, and then pretty soon after, I just feel so sad and bad that I had done all that and regret so much.
Is that some kind of disorder? I would love to get that checked out by some kind of therapy, but my parents thinks im lying and they are kind of in denial because I said i need some help because I am sick and tired of crazy mood swings. They basically doesnt like to think there's something wrong with me, especially mentally.
It sounds like 'Mania' to me.
Mania is the terms psychiatrists use to describe a state of elevated mood, rapid speech, grandiose thinking, and agitation that can occur in several different illnesses, but which is the hallmark of bipolar disorder, previously known as manic-depressive disorder.
Approximately one percent of the population develop bipolar disorder during their lifetime. And if you have been diagnosed with depression its important for you to know that one out of four people with depression develop a manic episode- at which that diagnosis should be changed to bipolar disorder. As with depression, bipolar disorder may be a manifestation of an imbalance in signaling between neurons, the cells in the brain.
Do a google on 'bipolar disorder' or 'manic-depressive illness'.
Goodluck with your diagnosis.
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