Do you know someone who is suffering from unipolar or the bipolar disorder? There are many people who suffer from these disorders and they live there life in constant change every day. There are many symptoms that help a professional determine which disorder the person is suffering from. However not every sign is visible and very noticeable by looking at a person or talking to a person for a short period of time. The symptoms of everyday life styles of people who have these disorders are very different; they have to watch certain actions that they perform. There are many different symptoms that show a person is suffering from these disorders and that they are in need of some treatment.
There are many causes for unipolar and bipolar disorder such as: illnesses s and helplessness is the result due to cognitive thinking is what makes the depressed individual at higher risk for suicide than a person who is not suffering from these disorders or negative thoughts about themselves. The person may also have physical symptoms in form of headaches, digestive problems, dizziness and body aches. However it is not uncommon to notice a change in one who is depressed eating habits or sleeping habits. Unipolar disorder is basically a depressive episode that has lasted for at least two weeks with the following symptoms; a depressed mood and noticeable loss of interest or pleasure in normal activities. The person may feel sad, empty, and dejected, anxious, agitated, angry, tearful or humiliated most of the day. Significant weight loss or weight gain may be experienced as well as sleep problems, fatigue or restlessness. They may have feelings of worthlessness or excessive guilt. And may experience a loss of ability to think clearly or concentrate. Self-blame and a tendency to be unable to acknowledge positive qualities about themselves. There are also biochemicals factors which may play a part in depression, for instance a higher level of the stress hormone cortisol or...