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Manic Depressive Disorder is a mood disorder, which affects every aspect of a person.s life. Our moods are responsible for our thinking, and our actions. For, example, when we have depression we will think we are failures and that in turn will stop us from trying anything new, going for the promotion we want, going out to find a husband or wife, playing on a team or anything else. On the other hand if we feel that we can do anything we might overestimate what we actually can do and burn out very fast. These are just a few examples of how moods can affect our decision making and our behavior.
Manic Depressive Disorder went through a name change in 1980 when it was renamed Bipolar Disorder in the Diagnostic Statistical Manuel (DSM III). This manual put out by the American Psychiatric Association is currently anticipating the DSM V which should be published in 2012 or 2013.
These extreme mood swings can be very disruptive to a person.s life. There are periods where there are normal moods, but then there are periods where the sufferer will either be in the state of mania or the state of depression. Each bout of either mood is called an episode.
Manic Depressive Symptoms
Manic depressive moods are polar opposites on the mood continuum that is why the mental illness was renamed Bipolar Disorder. Mania is at one end of the mood continuum and depression is at the other end of the spectrum. Even within the polar opposites there are levels of mania and levels of depression, ranging from mild, moderate to extreme or severe.
Symptoms of Mania
According to the National Institute of Mental health the symptoms of mania include:
High energy, and activity . while in this manic episode individuals seem to be able to do incredible amounts of work, far beyond what they are capable of doing in their normal state. They can also be very restless and jittery needing to always be able to do something.
Individuals are in a state of euphoria extremely on a high where they feel they can take on the world. They seem to be in an exaggeratedly good mood.
During this state the individuals in question may not be able to concentrate well, because they have a series of thoughts racing through their mind all at once and they are not able to focus on just one thought at a time.
Manic people will talk very quickly and change topics in midstream making it difficult to follow.
Manic people are on the go all the time and they need very little sleep.
Manic people will do everything in excess. They will have sex in excess. They will go on lavish spending sprees, they will gamble, or take alcohol in excess or take recreational drugs in excess.
These individuals will exercise poor judgment. They will make poor business decisions, and other decisions that effect their lives.
The will have unrealistic ideas of what they can do such as write a book in three days.
They can become cranky and irritable and be annoyed with everyone around them whom they feel or slow or dimwitted. They can be provocative and they will also deny that anything is wrong.
The symptoms of depression are the exact opposite.
The individuals suffering from an episode of depression will be sad, and in a low mood for days on end. They may also feel empty, hopeless, useless, worthless, and guilty for feeling this way.
They will lose interest in everything that once was important to them including sex. They will isolate themselves from the outside world. They will have low energy. They may even have body aches and pains, poor concentration and poor memory.
Extreme symptoms
In extreme cases of mania sufferers can experience hallucinations and delusions and in extreme cases of depression they can have thoughts of death and attempt or commit suicide.