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A diagnosis of bipolar disorder involves consideration of many factors. The health care provider may do some or all of the following: Observe your behavior and mood; Obtain your medical history, including any medical problems you have and any medi...
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Bipolar disorder is usually diagnosed and treated by a psychiatristand/or a psychologistwith medical assistance. In addition to an interview, several clinical inventories or scales may be used to assess the patient's mental status and determine th...
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Bipolar disorder usually is diagnosed and treated by a psychiatrist and/or a psychologist with medical assistance. In addition to an interview, several clinical inventories or scales may be used to assess the patient's mental status and determine ...
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Bipolar disorder is usually diagnosed and treated by a psychiatrist and/or a psychologist with medical assistance. In addition to an interview, several clinical inventories or scales may be used to assess the patient's mental status and determine ...
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The diagnosis of BT II is based on the specific criteria described in the Signs and Symptoms section. BT II should be distinguished from Unipolar (major) depression. Patients who exhibit BT II often present with signs of eating more (hyperphagia),...
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Bipolar disorder is a manic-depressive psychiatric disorder that is difficult to diagnose. Like other mental illnesses, bipolar disorder cannot yet be identified through simple tools such as a blood test. A diagnosis of bipolar disorder is made on...
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Bipolar disorder usually is diagnosed and treated by a psychiatrist and/or a psychologist. In addition to an interview with the child and her parents, several clinical inventories or scales may be used to assess the patient's mental status and det...
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Bipolar disorder is usually diagnosed and treated by a psychiatrist and/or a psychologist with medical assistance. In addition to an interview, several clinical inventories or scales may be used to assess the patient's mental status and determine ...
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