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the younger the child at diagnosis and the more organs involved, the poorer the outlook. If the condition resolves, there could still be long-term complications because of the damage done
The correct term is bipolar disorder. Some people call it a disease though.
If you are referring to bipolar disorder, it used to be called manic-depression.
Patients experiencing mania as a result of bipolar disorder will require long-term care to prevent recurrence; bipolar disorder is a chronic condition that requires lifelong observation and treatment after diagnosis
Like any other man. People don't fit in boxes.
Hippocrates describes it although he does not call it bipolar, that term is recent.
Charlie Sheen....
Manic depression
There may be no long-term effects, it depends on the child. Most cases are not severe. The best person to ask is your child's doctor.
Surgery usually corrects the hydrocele and the underlying defect completely; recurrence is rare. The long-term outlook is excellent.
just be true to yourself, your partner and your child. you can do nothing else.