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    stated they received noticeable benefits while only an additional 3% received a moderate amount of benefits. These responses were measured with either the 17-item Hamilton Depression Rating Scale or the Mania Rating Scale. Depressed patients in average saw a 42% decrease in the Hamilton scale, and in Mania there was an average of 74% decrease. (Calabrese JR1, 1999,

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    In addition to the likelihood of certain symptoms indicating a prodromal bipolar period, biological markers are important in understanding the biological aspect of the onset of BPD. Such biological markers include increased activity in the hypothalamic-pituitary-adrenal axis which is associated with an increase in mood disturbances (Luby & Navsaria 2010). Bipolar Disorder has a known genetic substrate which is a precursor to a specific onset of BPD (Chang, Steiner, Dienes, Adleman, & Ketter 2003)

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    In the documentary The Secret Life of the Manic Depressive, British comedian Stephen Fry shares some of his experiences living with bipolar disorder–a diagnosis he received at the age of 37. His diagnosis came after what he refers to as a definite suicide attempt (rather than a cry for help), even though he did not suffer any physical harm. What I find interesting about his attempt is that as he sat in his car with his hand on the ignition for at least two hours in a sealed garage, he imagined both

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    Severity on Memory Depression Processes and Mania describe ways manic-depressive disorder is associated with memory impairment. Most of the research is conducted during the depressed state as researchers found it difficult to obtain data from individual’s in their manic state. Andreasen and Powers (1974) note that the manic subject’s memory is over inclusive and unable to distinguish clear boundaries. Any decrease in memory is related to an increase in mania. Friedman (1964) finds impairments in

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    Bipolar Facts

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    6 Essential Facts You Should Know About Bipolar Disorder The first step in dealing with a diagnosis of bipolar disorder is education. This article contains 6 essential facts you need to know about this serious yet treatable illness. bipolar disorder, bipolar illness, manic depression, manic episodes, bipolar symptoms Mental health authorities estimate that more than 2 million adults have been diagnosed with bipolar disorder (also called manic-depression), a chemical imbalance in the brain

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    Five Fish Dinner Culture

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    are used to having, this family has the five fish dinner, which is a tradition within the Italian culture. As far as socioeconomic status goes, the Smith family would fall into the middle class family. The Smith’s live in a rural small town that is about 15 miles north of Punxsutawney, Pennsylvania. The population size was approximately just over 2,000 people at the last census. When asked if they like living in this area Tammy answered, “Yes we do. When tragedy strikes we all pull together. We

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    Manic Depressive Illness

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    Manic-Depressive illness is also known as bipolar disorder. This is a severe medical illness that can affect your life in crucial ways. Some people are able to read information about the disease and know they have it while others may need to a have help deciding if they are affected by a doctor. Medical tests are still not available for detecting manic-depressive illness. So, it can be very tricky discovering whether you suffer from it or another mental illness with similar symptoms. Bipolar Disorder

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    Headache Vs Migraine

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    How to differentiate between a migraine and headache?When you feel pain or pressure in your head, it may become difficult for you to assess whether you are experiencing a common headache or a migraine. Let's understand how different they are from each other.A typical headache usually affects both sides of your head and varies from a mild to moderate pain. It can last from 30 minutes to up to a period of one week.Some specific areas which get affected by a headache are Temples Forehead Back of your

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    Phillips & Kupfer, 2013). Patients with BD tend to experience more depressive episodes over a lifetime than those with MDD. The American Psychiatric Association (2013) advises practitioners to elicit and verify patient history of previous episodes of mania or hypomania when a patient presents with an episode of major depression. Angst (2013) agrees and suggests that there should be a systematic screening for hypomania in a patient’s previous history. Giving greater weight to this argument, research also

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    Panic Anxiety Disorder Definition: Panic disorder is found in people who have experienced "out-of-the-blue" panic attacks and have a fear of having another attack. Panic attacks almost always occur unexpectedly, even during sleep. Possible Causes: Risk Factors Family history of panic attacks Major life transitions Severe stress Medical Causes Mitral valve prolapse Hyperthyroidism Hypoglycemia Medication withdrawal Stimulant use Signs and Symptoms: Palpitations Sweating Pounding

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