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How often do you experience extreme mood swings (e.g., from very happy to very sad)?
Do you find yourself feeling overly irritable or angry for no clear reason?
Have you noticed a recurring cycle in your mood and energy changes?
Do you feel overwhelmed by sadness or hopelessness during certain periods?
Do you feel unusually energetic or restless for no clear reason?
How often do you feel fatigued or have low energy for no apparent reason?
Do you find it difficult to concentrate or make decisions?
Have you ever felt unusually impulsive, such as spending money recklessly?
Do you experience periods of high creativity or productivity followed by exhaustion?
Have you had trouble maintaining relationships due to mood changes?
Do you sleep more or less than usual during certain periods?
Do others comment on your dramatic mood or energy changes?
Do you ever feel invincible or like nothing can harm you?
Do you feel like you lose control over your actions or emotions?
Have you ever made drastic life decisions impulsively?
How often do you feel a sense of worthlessness or guilt?
Do you ever feel overly irritable or angry for little to no reason?
Do you notice a recurring cycle in your mood and energy changes?
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Stable and Balanced
You may experience normal emotional ups and downs, which are part of daily life. There are no significant signs suggesting bipolar disorder. However, if you feel concerned about your mental health, consider consulting a professional.
Mild Emotional Variations
You might experience occasional mood changes that seem more intense than usual. While these could simply be reactions to life’s stressors, keeping an eye on patterns and discussing with a mental health expert could be helpful.
Moderate Signs of Bipolar Disorder
Some of your responses indicate moderate symptoms that align with bipolar disorder. It would be wise to consult a mental health professional for a detailed evaluation.
Strong Indications of Bipolar Disorder
Your responses suggest significant symptoms of bipolar disorder. Seeking immediate professional support and guidance is highly recommended to better understand and manage your mental health.
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