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Symptoms of a Manic Phase |
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Increased physical and mental activity
Heightened mood
Excessive irritability
Decreased need for sleep
Grandiose delusions
Racing speech
Impulsiveness
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Medical Evaluation
To find out if you have bipolar I, bipolar II or rapid cycling, your doctor will ask about:
- Prior number of mood episodes.
- Types of episodes.
- How long the episodes last, when they occur.
- Any previous treatments and your response to treatment.
- Any family history of mood problems.
More on Bipolar Disorder Bipolar By-Product: Substance Abuse
In the Encyclopedia: Antipsychotic drugs
Antipsychotic drugs, atypical
Tardive dyskinesia
This article was reviewed and updated June 2007.
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