Treatment resistant bipolar disorder
A non medical term that keeps popping up when bipolar disorders and treatments are being discussed refers to a patient's difficult in responding to the plan laid out by their health care adviser, and studies seem to suggest that this problem is becoming more common. This can lead to an increase in the number of manic events, along with making the patient feel like there will never be an improvement in their symptoms, which can lead to even more incidents involving depression and extreme feelings of euphoria. This article will cover the different treatment options, along with some that are considered alternative in an effort to help you find a plan that works for you. Along with helping you to understand your bipolar condition and why certain treatments and medications aren't able to relieve your symptoms, it will also cover the criteria for this illness to ensure that your resistance isn't caused by a misdiagnosis.