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MOOD CHANGES GUIDE · EDUCATIONAL
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A clinician can explore when changes began, how long they last, how they affect daily life, and possible explanations. You can discuss these topics at your visit; this page does not send them to our team.
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Mood changes can have many explanations. Bipolar disorder involves distinct episodes with changes in mood, energy and activity. Diagnosis requires a clinical evaluation that considers the pattern over time, daily functioning, medical conditions, and medication or substance effects. This guide cannot make that distinction.
Think about when changes began, your sleep, effects on work or relationships, and any medications or substances you use. Bring questions you want answered. Do not stop or change medication based on this guide.
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Original educational guide by One Stop Psychiatry. Educational reference: National Institute of Mental Health: Bipolar Disorder. This guide has not been clinically validated.