Disorders

Disorders
Many people are misdiagnosed or not even diagnosed at all with some form of disorder, such as depression, post-traumatic stress, and anxiety.   Two of the most commonly misdiagnosed disorder is Bipolar and Borderline Personality Disorder.   These disorders are so commonly related it is sometimes is difficult for some doctors to diagnose them.   Bipolar and Borderline Personality Disorder comes in different stages and subtypes.   Bipolar and BPD have many similar causes and symptoms that can affect people as an individual. These disorders do have treatment plans to stabilize them.   There is no cure for these disorders but with help and support people can maintain a normal life.  
Bipolar Disorder has several phases and subtypes which do intertwine with Borderline Personality Disorder. One phase is Bipolar I which can cause major manic mood swings in jobs, relationships, or schools. Bipolar II is less severe than one but people still have the irritability, mood swings, and difficulty functioning.   Cyclothymic Disorder is a mild form of Bipolar I and II. The highs and lows aren’t as severe as the other two and don’t happen as often.   People might be thinking or asking what causes these disorders and what the symptoms are.
The causes of Bipolar and Borderline Personality Disorder are still uncertain. Doctors seem to believe that genetics, hormones, brain abnormalities, and environmental factors are what these disorders stem from.   People can have any number of symptoms with these disorders. The manic phase of Bipolar and BP Disorder has many similar symptoms.   Types of these symptoms are risky behavior, unsafe sex, racing thoughts, difficulty controlling impulses, aggressive behavior, and euphoria.   These are just a few of the many manic phase symptoms.   People may then have the depressive phase which comes with symptoms like suicidal thought, behavior, and loss of appetite, sadness, hopelessness, anxiety, sleeping problems, and a fear of being alone....