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Bipolar II is a form of Bipolar Disorder, there are several types of Bipolar Disorder characteristics and not everyone will experience the same level of symptom intensity. That is why there was a need to break the Disorder down to different forms or subsets. Basically Bipolar Disorder is a mood disorder illness. It is characterized by mood swings, which are so dramatic that they disturb or disrupt and impair daily functioning. The mood swings will evade every facet of life from home, school, work, social situations, decision-making, and all types of behavior. These mood swings are called episodes and they range from mania, which is a high energy stage of elation, to depression which is so debilitating and a very low energy state of being.
In Bipolar II the state of mania is never as far-reaching as what would be experienced in hypermania or full-blown mania. However, in Bipolar II the patient still experiences .a high energy level that still impairs judgment, and is a precursor to some questionable or reckless behavior, but it does not have the most severe symptoms including hallucinations and delusions which is found in Bipolar I or hypermania.
Symptoms of hypomania
People living with Bipolar II will have at least one episode of hypomania and one episode of major depression in their lives. They will usually be high functioning individuals with quite a bit of energy. They can be quite cranky and irritable, yet are goal driven and possess a high level of creativity. Many people with Bipolar II disorder find rewarding jobs within the arts, as it is a chance to make use of their creative juices. They can be film directors, dancers, musicians, producers, marketing specialists, graphic artists, artists, just about anything which requires a high level of creativity.
People going through the hypomania phase of the disorder will have racing thoughts, jumping from one idea to another, which can actually be an asset in a job which requires creativity. It can also be a deficit in a job where there is only one way to perform on think on the job. A person who has hypomania symptoms would not be happy in a factory job assembling boxes since there is no room for change or creativity.
People experiencing hypomania will also experience loud, pressured and rapid speech making it sometimes annoying for the people around them. On the other hand, they are often a party pleaser, laughing and joking and genuinely taking an interest in others.
Unfortunately the party attitude can lead to erratic or reckless behavior, such as having sex with people they normal would not have a sexual relationship with, going on spending sprees, buying drinks in the club for the whole gang, lavishing expensive gifts upon people and so on.
Many times after a hypomanic episode, the individual will slump into a depressive episode right after the hypomanic episode or they can have periods of normal behavior in between. These episodes can be rapidly changing or there could be a really long time of normal, stable moods between episodes. This part of the illness is individual in nature.
If hypomania is left untreated it can lead to the more severe hypermania over time. The length of a hypomanic episode can lasts, days, weeks, months, or for several years before the mood shifts.
The symptoms for the cycle of the depression is the same as that of clinical depression except that clinical depression is unipolar meaning there is no mania involved. That is why the two types of depression are considered a different disorder. Bipolar II sufferers can exhibit low energy, loss interest in the things that were once important to them, avoid all social contact, and entertain thoughts of death and suicide will having a depressive episode.