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BIPOLAR DISORDER is a serious mental illness that involves extreme mood swings, including depressive episodes. Some highlights of depressive episodes in bipolar disorder include: 

Symptoms

People with bipolar disorder experience extreme mood shifts, including manic episodes of feeling elated, irritable, or energized, and depressive episodes of feeling sad, hopeless, or indifferent. Other SYMPTOMS include changes in energy, thinking, behavior, and sleep. 

Impact

Bipolar disorder can make it difficult to carry out daily tasks, go to work or school, and maintain relationships. It can also be a factor in suicide, job loss, and family discord. 

Treatment

Bipolar disorder is usually treated with a combination of medicines and talking therapy, such as cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT). While there's no cure, treatment can help manage the disorder and prevent or reduce the intensity of manic and depressive episodes. 

Risk factors for bipolar disorder include: 

Family history of bipolar disorder 

Experiencing a traumatic event

Death of spouse

Divorce

Death of parent

Loss of job

Financial problems

Moving

CARRIE FISHER

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