When you have bipolar disorder, you may have episodes of depression, mania, or both. Dysphoric mania is when you have symptoms of depression and mania at the same time. It’s sometimes called a "mixed ...

Mania is condition that produces extremes – mood, energy, activity, and behavior. Your highly elevated mood and activity are noticeable to other people and a switch from your usual demeanor. If your ...

While mania’s bursts of excitement and productivity can be tempting for some, giving up such highs for stability can avert extreme, often risky peaks. Though challenging, pursuing balance is a crucial ...

When people talk about “mania,” are they talking about the same thing? Two psychiatrists probably are, because they have a shared language and a shared metaphor. They would both instantly reply that ...

Dr. Ongur answers the question: 'What If Mania Or Depression Returns?' — -- Question: What should I do if the mania or depression returns? Answer: The best answer to this question is act quickly.

Dr. Susan Stagno answers the question: 'Symptoms Of Mania And Depression?' — -- Question: What are the symptoms of bipolar disorder and, specifically, the symptoms of mania and depression? Answer ...

Jessica Migala has been a health, fitness, and nutrition writer for almost 15 years. She has contributed to more than 40 print and digital publications, including Health and Runner's World. Jessica ...

TikTok has a bad habit of self-diagnosis, and the recent "manic cleaning" trend is the proof. The label — which has already inspired videos with more than eight million views — shows people using ...

Although WrestleMania XXV was not the worst Mania ever, I think most will agree that it did not live up to the billing for a Silver Anniversary show. And looking back, as soon as the matches were ...

LILLE, France 2025 looks set to go down in history as the year that Series Mania, already the biggest TV festival in Europe, stepped up to another level. Exhibition booths at the Grand Palais’ newly ...

When people talk about “mania,” are they talking about the same thing? Two psychiatrists probably are, because they have a shared language and a shared metaphor. They would both instantly reply that ...