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Question Posted Saturday May 8 2010, 11:22 am

Is there a condition when you can't controll your emotions? Like maybe one time you feel happier than ever and then fell really pissed off and go running off and killing someone or something like that?

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CrazyRandumChick answered Thursday May 13 2010, 9:33 pm:
Yes there is something called being Bipolar. It's were one minute you could be happy and then all of a sudden you start getting mad at people and screaming and stuff. I think I might be but I don't know. My friend is bipolar and she takes a certain kind of meds that helps her. I hope I helped!! =)

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justletmebe answered Wednesday May 12 2010, 7:03 pm:
Bipolar

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Razhie answered Saturday May 8 2010, 1:14 pm:
That isn't what bi-polar or manic depressive means. (Sorry, it really bothers people when people think bi-polar = mood swings. That's just a really unfair stereotype and simplification of a serious mental illness).

Although people who suffering from manic-depressive or bi-polar mental illness do in fact have trouble control their extreme emotions, VERY RARELY is this something that happens within a day or a week. Instead, people with these serious mental illnesses go through weeks or months of EXTREMELY manic (up, happy, energetic to the point of causing themselves harm and taking stupid risks) phases and then extremely depressed (suicidal, can't eat, can't sleep, self-harming) phases.

Mood swings, within a day or a couple of days, are far more likely caused by treatable physical issues like hormone imbalances, vitamin deficiencies, thyroid problems and really poor diet choices. They are also, in all honesty and love, part of growing up and realizing what you put in your body affects your mood, and how to manage your mood.

If you, or someone you care about, are having trouble staying emotionally level, don't try to diagnose them with a mental illness. Instead, encourage them to eat healthy, exercise a bit, and see a doctor to rule out any underlying physical problems.

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CelticAutumn answered Saturday May 8 2010, 12:50 pm:
Yes bi-polar could be it
as well as manic-depressive disorder.
Generally those are symptoms manic type disorders

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OhMyLucyDarling answered Saturday May 8 2010, 11:40 am:
Bipolar can be considered a possibility

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