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plr article line 1 plr article line 2 plr article line 3 plr article line 4 Is Your Child Suffering from Bipolar Disorder? plr article line 5 plr article line 6 plr article line 7 Diagnosis of bipolar disorder among children have never been made until only recently in the medical field. Before, the disorder was seen to emerge among unfortunate adolescents and adults, but with advancement in identification tests, the disorder can now be detected as early as childhood. Thus, early treatment can be started. plr article line 8 plr article line 9 An early diagnosis of the disorder in children may give them a better chance in treatment. This will help them cope with the disease more properly, achieve character equilibrium, realize a top level of wellness, and grow up to be a self-aware and well rounded adult. With the right treatment, the disorder can be easily controlled and they may lead a normal happy life. plr article line 10 plr article line 11 The prevalence of the disorder in children is suspected to be significant with those who are already diagnosed with ADHD (attention-deficit with hyperactivity disorder) in the United States. Children and adolescents who have suffered from relapsing depressions may be suffering from an early start-up of bipolar disorder except that the manic stage of the disorder has not yet occurred. The more epidemiological studies are conducted the more the medical world is becoming aware how common this disorder surface among children. plr article line 12 plr article line 13 Bipolar disorder is a mental illness that is characterized by extreme mood changes that includes depression and mania (extreme euphoria). But the disorder has some variations among children compared to those of the adults. Bipolar among children generally have constant mood alterations that is a combination of depression and mania in rapid cycles. Persistent irritability is caused by the rapid mood cycles as well as a few periods of wellness in between phases. plr article line 14 plr article line 15 DSM-IV criteria (Diagnostic and Statistical Manual IV) are used to diagnose bipolar disorder among adults. Although there is no age limit when using the DSM-IV, there is no real specific criteria for children which makes it quite difficult to use. plr article line 16 plr article line 17 The following are the common behaviors found in children afflicted with bipolar disorder: plr article line 18 plr article line 19 ? hyperactive, easily distracted plr article line 20 ? authority problems plr article line 21 ? extensively destructive temper plr article line 22 ? insomnia alternating with oversleeping plr article line 23 ? irritable plr article line 24 ? depressed, apathetic, passive plr article line 25 ? fast changing moods from a few hours to several days plr article line 26 ? bedwetting plr article line 27 ? delusions and hallucinations plr article line 28 ? beliefs of grandiosity plr article line 29 ? flight of ideas, extremely talkative plr article line 30 ? extreme anxiety when separated from family even for a short period of time plr article line 31 ? night time fears and tirades plr article line 32 ? unsuitable sexual behavior plr article line 33 ? extreme hunger for sweet food and carbohydrates plr article line 34 plr article line 35 The disorder can also be noted during infancy. Parents of later bipolar diagnosed children frequently cite erratic behavior such as being unusually clingy and unmanageable tantrums reminiscent of seizures. plr article line 36 plr article line 37 Like bipolar syndrome in adults, children or pediatric bipolar syndrome is classified into four: Bipolar I, Bipolar II, Cyclothymia, and Bipolar Disorder Not Otherwise Specified. plr article line 38 plr article line 39 In Bipolar I, patients undergo interchanging episodes of extreme depression and psychotic mania. plr article line 40 plr article line 41 Bipolar II, the patient undergoes moments of hypomania interchanging with moments of depression. Hypomania is sometimes attributed to immense creativity. Hypomania is manifested by irritable or elevated mood with an addition of enhanced mental and physical energy. plr article line 42 plr article line 43 Cyclothymia is the form of disorder wherein the individual afflicted undergoes stages of milder but specific mood changes. plr article line 44 plr article line 45 Lastly, Bipolar Disorder Not Otherwise Specified is the form of the disorder that the physicians are not able to classify in any of the above mentioned classifications. It is also characterized by manic-depressive mood swings but there are symptoms where the illness can not be either identified as Bipolar I, II, or Cyclothymia. plr article line 46 plr article line 47 The parents who are worried about their child's welfare, specifically a child who talks about suicide, should have them evaluated and/or assessed by a legitimate professional who is an expert with psychiatric disorders and its treatments. plr article line 48 plr article line 49 Concerned adults who believe one of their charges is afflicted with the disorder should take notes everyday of the child's behavior, sleeping patterns, speech, and strange events surrounding the child. These observations will importantly help the physician in their evaluations and find an appropriate treatment. plr article line 50 plr article line 51 The disorder can be controlled through a combination of medication, close supervision of behavioral symptoms, psychotherapy for both the patient and the family, knowledge about the disorder, excellent nutrition, regular exercise and sleeping patterns, and lessening of stressful situations. plr article line 52 plr article line 53 It is best if the parents and the medical professionals work hand in hand in the treatment of the child. The family's involvement in the treatment plan can lessen the intensity, incidence, and extent of episodes. plr article line 54 plr article line 55 |
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