Bipolar Disorder vs Depression - 5 Signs You're Likely Bipolar

Bipolar disorder vs. depression? It can be difficult to discern the difference between bipolar disorder and depression. Bipolar disorder symptoms include depression symptoms. You may be asking yourself, “Am I depressed?” People will often be diagnosed with depression years before they experience a manic episode or hypomanic episode. This is the main indicator that you may have bipolar disorder. This video will show you five signs that your depression may be bipolar disorder.

References:
Aiken, Chris B. et al. The Bipolarity Index: A clinician-rated indicator of diagnostic confidence. Journal of Affective Disorders, Volume 177, 59, 64

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