Depression Bipolar is a mood disorder.
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Bipolar disorder is a mood disorder. Depression is characterized by increased mood, rapid thinking, and increased speech and actions. high mood or irritability are the main clinical signs. Comes with active energy increased speech increased activity and in severe cases hallucinations Delusions and tension
Symptoms last for more than a week, usually characterized by spasms, with each episode entering a period of remission. with a normal mental state Most patients are prone to recurrence. The main clinical manifestations are Increased mood, สุขภาพดี urgency of thought and excitement. Elevated mood, the patient’s symptoms are relaxed, happy, cheerful, self-satisfied and playful. As if there were no problems in this world. Higher emotions are often bright. in accordance with the internal experience and the surrounding environment
Depression patients often claim to be optimistic. Life is full of sunshine and colors. Emotional reactions can be unstable and irritable. May be rejected for trivial matters or opinions. destructive or aggressive behavior may occur and some patients may have short temper During the madness
If relatives have an understanding of people suffering from depression Looks like he’s sick His expectations would decrease, his frustrations and frustrations would decrease. We tend to forgive people who are sick. There are some exceptions. because we know that he is not pretending no one wants to be sick
how to behave to live with the patient “Depression-Bipolar” has the following recommendations for caring for patients:
-Listen to the patient with understanding, care, without judgment. The mood of the depressed patient is very sensitive and at times difficult to understand. Listening understandably, without judgement, will improve the patient’s feelings of having someone ready to truly understand him.
– Invite the patient to talk a little. In a relaxed, calm manner, ready to help without pressure, not expecting and not insisting that patients need to talk a lot. Because the expectant attitude will make the patient feel bad for disappointing their relatives.
– Provide opportunities for patients to vent their bad thoughts and feelings, especially suicidal thoughts. The patient’s speech can greatly relieve the tension in the heart.
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