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Bipolar Disorder is a psychological disorder affecting millions of people worldwide. There are two types of Bipolar Disorder, and they are Type I and Type II. The symptoms of Bipolar Disorder are generally the same for both. An individual suffering from this disorder may have "manic" periods. These manic periods may be characterized by suddenly beginning projects, over-shopping, or agitation. Some people experience violent outbursts. The depressive stage (hence the other name, manic-depressive) is typically characterized by remorse, depression, crying, and sleeping. Only a licensed Psychologist or Psychiatrist may make this diagnosis.
WELL, COULD BE SOME TYPE OF MENTAL INSTABILITY. BIPOLARISM, MANIC DEPRESSIVE, CONTROL FREAK, ANGER MANAGEMENT ISSUES. BEST TO GET A PHYSICIANS OPINION BEFORE IT TURNS TO THE HITTING STAGE. THEN YOULL BOTH NEED HELP, IF YOU DONT ALREADY. AND DONT FORGET ABOUT DRUG USE AND ALCOHOLISM.
If referring to an illness, it is after the incubation period, the stage of the illness where the symptoms are the most severe, before recovery or convalesense.
If medication has just been started, it can take up to six weeks it to feel like it is helping. In the manic stage of cyclical Bipolar disorder, creativity is generally thought of as at an all time high, ideas can't be expressed enough and the person would typically suffer insomnia as a result of having such a creative mind. In the depressive stage, a typical behaviour would be to limit ones creativity.
I don't believe any disease makes a person hyper, if anything a person is more sluggish because they're fighting an infection. However there are a few social disorders that make people hyper such as Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) and sometimes a lack of focus can seem like hyperactivity in Attention Deficit Disorder (ADD). Activity that could be seen as "hyper" might also appear in individuals with Bi-Polar Disorder or Manic- Depressive Disorder and is referred to as the Manic stage.
The period of recovery or getting better after an illness.
study the function during the disease stage or illness
radiation poisoning, radiation sickness or radiation toxicity
it is in an equilibrium stage
Convalescence is the gradual recovery of health and strength after an illness.
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There are many uses of the word stage. A theatrical stage is sometimes called a deck. Another word for stage is platform. A scaffold is sometimes called a stage. Stage is used medically to mean the extent of an illness. as in 'stage 4' cancer. It can be a resting place on a journey or the height of a river, as in 'flood stage.'