Not likely. ADD and manic depression often co-exist and professionals will usually test for bipolar while assessing ADD. They are two distinct conditions, however, and it's very unlikely that a qualified professional will mistakenly diagnose one for the other.
misdiagnose
A: add a capacitor and proper bias
I don't believe there is any proof or evidence to suggest that he was bipolar. Mozart was a prolific genius and an alcoholic, both of which tend to add up to a pretty strange and unstable personality. But, bipolar? I've never heard any convincing evidence to suggest that.
Not being able to sit still having irritability issues having symptoms of bipolar deppression.
yes, he had bipolar. but as bipolar traits are similar to many illnesses mixed together he could have had a variety of problems
A disorder that affects your brain in any way such as ADD, ADHD, Bipolar Disorder, Schizophrenia, and/or Psychosis.
A disorder that affects your brain in any way such as ADD, ADHD, Bipolar disorder, Schizophrenia, and/or Psychosis.
Get them diagnosed by a child pyschologist. It's very easy to misdiagnose, and you don't want be satisfied with your family doctor alone. You want a expert in the field, or you could end up giving powerful drugs to a child that doesnt need them.
no He never was diagnosed with depression but he was depressive since he was 8
yes it is very possible
Children, pre-teens, maybe even teenagers, too.
No; bipolar is a very complex condition that needs constant tweaking of medication to control (but it is controllable). Marijuana is really pretty much the last thing a person with bipolar needs to add to the mix.take it from me i have lived with bi polar disorder for a few years and in my experience it has helped with my symptoms and doesn't make me feel zombie ish from meds