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Bipolar Disorder - Guy Goodwin / Serious Science
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- Опубликовано: 4 май 2020
- Psychiatrist Guy Goodwin on the causes of bipolar disorder, why manic episodes are so dangerous and what medicines can be used to stabilise the mood.
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'Bipolar disorder affects in its more severe forms about almost one in a hundred people and in its milder forms it affects another one in a hundred people. So it’s pretty common: if we know about 200 people the chances are we know at least one person with bipolar disorder. '
Guy Goodwin, Professor of Psychiatry, University of Oxford
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It's weird to say but my experience with Bipolar is pretty similar. The longest job I've ever had is 3 years. My mania can turn into extreme paranoia and the rage is unbelievable. When I get manic it only ends with me going to the hospital after becoming so crazy I know I need help. I have so much energy. I can stay up for days at a time. Sleep maybe a few minutes here and there. It's hard to build a solid foundation. I've lost relationships because of it. I've lost my education because of it. I'm afraid I can't pursue anything because the mania will sneak up and ruin everything. Even if it lasts a week. My behavior and lasting impression changes everything. I've lost his jobs. It's hard to tell if my depression is from my illness or my outlook in life. It's hard for me to see a life of success. I'm 36 this year. I was really good in school, but none of that matters if the mania shows up. The medicine isn't perfect. I've become manic on medication three times. I feel like even being hypomanic is dangerous because of how fast I can slip into hypermania. I try to be hopeful. It's hard to see a bright future.
Hi John. I'm bipolar 1 and I just want to say hang in there darl. There is hope and there is light. I know that these are just words but I'm sending you love and hugs. You are not alone!
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Im 37 and just found out too april 2021 . Its a scary thing but at least I know now. It's not a good tbh I've had all what you had gone through probably more. My advice get on medication and try groups that have same conditions . I wish i had something else like diabetes or anything but this . Just stay on the journey sometimes youtube or finding out answers online helps. If you ever get extreme anxiety . Try to tell yourself that there's nothing you can do about it at the moment . I found this helps quite a bit . The drugs work though . Get help though seek i mean . its only my first year . I know your pain . Its the only thing you can do . You are in control
I am sorry about your situation. I know there is hope in Jesus. Call the name of Jesus and you will be saved. God Bless you.
I could have written that exactly to describe myself. Getting to the part where u stop pursuing anything because u don't trust yourself anymore is the fun part. I decided to convince myself that my delusions to create an Utopia on earth r divine purpose so I can enjoy the mania phase more.
My mother was bipolar and I experienced my first episode of depression when I was 24.Unfortunately due to genetics my son developed bipolar as well. It breaks my heart to see him suffer
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SSRIs are often the problem
I have taken SSRI’s on and off for about 7 years at my doctors request to combat “anxiety” or “anxious depression “ it ramps my hypomania up so much that this time around I’ve been diagnosed with Cyclothymia…
I love sertraline (Zoloft) but only with a mood stabiliser..
Otherwise I get buttery skin crawling…
@@8teillumin It seems that the drug is the problem. My son was given paroxetine, he became maniac and killed himself. He was 16.
Lithium has proved effective for my longterm bi polar condition. Not the whole answer however. I think what I get now, after many years, is mixed states. Hardly drink now and lead a quiet life. I wondered if the pandemic would affect my condition and it has though I haven’t had much mania, thank god, but I suffered quite a major depression for a while and anxiety. That could be a situational reaction; perhaps my efforts to manage my condition have helped me get through the pandemic. I worked during one long period of remission and am very proud of running a small business for 15 years. I take in poetry readings. A life lived with care after diagnosis and with some abandon before.
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I was diagnosed at 15. I’ve been taking lithium on and off for years. My mania is absolute hell. I am angry and the rage scares me. It’s like I’m someone else completely. I never wanna go through it again. My lows hit me twice as hard and last twice as long as the manic episodes. Can’t move can’t pull myself out of bed. Im only capable of just existing. That’s it. Bipolar also causes memory issues. I sit in a fog more often than not. I can’t keep a job. My bipolar often gets in the way. Specifically my lows. Keeping to a ridged schedule dealing with the public when breathing is all I’m capable of doing. Lithium helps so much though. It’s helped with my depression and kept my manic episodes away. The biggest struggle I have is remembering to take it.
It's weird to say but my experience with Bipolar is pretty similar. The longest job I've ever had is 3 years. My mania can turn into extreme paranoia and the rage is unbelievable. When I get manic it only ends with me going to the hospital after becoming so crazy I know I need help. I have so much energy. I can stay up for days at a time. Sleep maybe a few minutes here and there. It's hard to build a solid foundation. I've lost relationships because of it. I've lost my education because of it. I'm afraid I can't pursue anything because the mania will sneak up and ruin everything. Even if it lasts a week. My behavior and lasting impression changes everything. I've lost his jobs. It's hard to tell if my depression is from my illness or my outlook in life. It's hard for me to see a life of success. I'm 36 this year. I was really good in school, but none of that matters if the mania shows up. The medicine isn't perfect. I've become manic on medication three times. I feel like even being hypomanic is dangerous because of how fast I can slip into hypermania. I try to be hopeful. It's hard to see a bright future.
@@JohnPChau mania is hell. I hate it with a passion. I skip hypo mania and derail into not sleeping paranoid and rage. Im sorry your struggling so hard with mania. I understand the paranoia. Seeing things that aren’t there. Hearing things. I should of been hospitalized a few times. But it has never been an option. Meds for bipolar is difficult to get right. Lithium is the only constant for me. I have periods where I need anxiety meds ect. My meds change with my mood. Don’t get discouraged. It takes time to find the right combination. Taking the meds constantly is half the battle. I set have an alarm set to take it every day. Because I don’t ever wanna experience the lows or highs again. It’s is exhausting to all be so extreme. Also get a mood tracker. I use one faithfully to. Helps me see if A high or low is possible. So I can put a stop to it before it happens. As for work. Your job needs to help accommodate. Bipolar also qualifies for disability. I’m currently fighting them and trying to get on it. 3 years is amazing to keep a job. I don’t think I’ve ever kept one longer than 6mo. I feel ashamed of it. Be kind to yourself.
@@JohnPChau side note. Sleep is very important for bipolar disorder. Try sticking yourself on a good routine.
John P Chau have ever smoked or did drugs before your bipolar issue? Thank you for sharing this .
@@RJ-ls7jk no. I have a hard enough time trying to stay in control of my emotions. Dugs exasperate it. I don’t even drink or smoke weed.
My bipolar disorder presents itself as depression and episodes of anger or anxiety. I wish I had the feelings of grandeur. It would be wonderful to feel great on occasion. I lost my job and my wife. Life sucks. Exercise helps but I still cannot keep a job.
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I lost my marriage too. This disorder is destructive 😑
@@ghenwazreik5210 I’m sorry for your lost dear
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I can totally relate. My manias tend to be panic, paranoia, anger. I can't control my emotions. I can't keep a job because I always get fired for blowing up or I storm off in a rage. I have burned so many bridges. I feel like I'm just a bad memory for everyone I've ever met. But all I can do is try my best to be better tomorrow. That's all I can do.
Thanks for the info.
I had been diagnosed when 17 and life IS difficult. However, people still care for you.
Not a burden surprisingly to those around me and main earner in home.
Yet, those lows hit hard. THIS moment in life hits hard.
Knowledge is power. You gave me just a bit more strength for a moment.
Even if just for this moment.
17 rn how much better it get (nuts starting getting help and meds I have a good family also who really care for me
@@donotlookatmychannel5527 Dr Ojemen on RUclips thank you, God will always bless you because of you good work please keep it up your herbal medication is real. I'm free from BIPOLAR with the herbal medication I receive from Dr Ojemen. All thanks to you for giving me second chance of living again.
Dr Ojemen on RUclips thank you, God will always bless you because of you good work please keep it up your herbal medication is real. I'm free from BIPOLAR with the herbal medication I receive from Dr Ojemen. All thanks to you for giving me second chance of living again.
Mental illnesses on both sides of my family, but no one ever wants to talk about it! I have Bipolar 1, rapid cycling. Meds and same psychiatrist for 20 years. I have a first cousin on my mother's side who has Bipolar. On my father's side, I have a 1st cousin who has Bipolar and her 2 sons(my 2nd cousins) also have Bipolar. Looks particularly genetic to me.
Wonderful explanation! Been dealing with Bipolar 1 since I was 19, it's been a wild ride for sure.
Dan Meinhart, I agree. I too have bipolar 1 since I was 19 yrs old also. Boy what a crazy ride my life has been. I am 66 yrs old now. I can't believe I am still alive, I don't know why. But I can say, I am sick & tired of being sick & tired :(
I have been dealing with Bipolar 1 since I was 19 also. I am glad I am stable now. The meds are so much better than when this journey began for me quite a long time ago!
@Williamhaney86 : yes regret but cannot change what has happened. Go forth with courage! Best regards.
Since 19 too 😊
I've been dealing with bipolar since I was 20 and I'm 62 now. It's definitely a hard and rough ride.
My brother is 17 recently diagnosed with bipolar I without any genetic links it tears me when I see him 😣
Who did you firstly find out that he had bipolar did you notice something ??
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There's hope. I have a family member with bipolar 2. He's married, long-term 10+ years and got his master's from UCLA. He see's his doctor's regularly, sticks to therapy and medication. Very stable. He also does not smoke or drink.
Bipolar is extremely misunderstood and unrecognised by mental health professionals. It takes many years, many episodes of depression and mania to finally get diagnosis.
I have used Weedborn CBD products and have healed without any problems. Now my whole family is healthy.
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I think that is anti depressant so it can cause mania
I would like to see him talk about bipolar 2 disorder
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Bipolar 2 isn't as bad as 1. Although I'm not trying to have a pissing content. I have BP1 and I am fucked up.
Be happy if you have that. I have the good old bipolar 1. Fucking destroys my life. Even with meds. And yes I do smoke weed. Until they don’t get any proper treatment for the long ass depressive episodes, I will smoke to at least feel relief once a fucking day. Btw the level of knowledge this guy delivere is about 10 percent of what he could’ve delivered.
@@bovedli same. One day at a time.
WOW!! Dr. Goodwin , you are such a clear and concise teacher. I was reading about Dusty Springfield a lot lately. Britain's natonal treasure ! Do you have a professional opinion on her "demons" ? Read she did the self medication thing ...cocaine and alcohol, et.al. Eventually and proudly triumphed over the addiction. Is it possible to be a "crazy" genius.? Do you think she had a type of bipolar as they reported after her death ? Thanks for considering these questions.
I have the gene + many adverse childhood experiences.
I was diagnosed at 24. I am 30 now, and I am dying :( I choose partners who are emotionally unavailable. It tortures me because my emotions are so strong, and when I’m feeling suicidal, they don’t care. But I have such a strong fear of abandonment that it is difficult to leave. I don’t know what to do. I worry I might do it one day because I just truly feel so alone. I drove off last night after a fight with my boyfriend and I texted him that these fights make me feel suicidal and he didn’t even respond. It exacerbates my condition and I just don’t know how much longer I can do this
I'm in the exact same situation. How can someone who is supposed to love and care about you be so cold and neglectful. And I can't leave :(
I’m so sorry you’re both going through this, I also have bipolar and many many traumas from my childhood as well. I was diagnosed in 2020 due to being suicidal. I was hospitalized two weeks. The first week was at a facility that kept me separate because I was over COVID but still testing positive. Took a month to test negative. This place made me worse and just pumped me full of drugs. The second place I went really really brought me back from that ledge. I didn’t truly want to die but all the things in my life and my bipolar collided and the dam I had up finally broke and flooded the mainlands. It took awhile to dry up. I’m still dumping water back in the dam. But I’m doing it one bucket at a time. That’s all we can do. We have to stay strong and know that we aren’t this illness. It’s easier said than done, I have experienced bipolar since I was a kid, my mom is bipolar and her father was, I’m super my sisters are undiagnosed bipolar as well. We need to change our thought pattern. We need to correct the needs and wants. We need routine, trust me it helps a lot.
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I haven’t been able to have a relationship, the last one I had lasted only 2 months. I don’t have any friends anymore, I understand what you’re going through
i have been through the mania and depression phase twice . both times it was preceded by high use of marijuana and lack of sleep
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Hi.. so my mother is bipolar and has been trying to get a job for yrs now.. when she finally gets it. She won't last for 1 month on it.. it has been A LOT of jobs like that..she is kinda lazy .. and Idk is it rude of me to think that now I feel like she is a patient and that she feels too comfortable in that position and blames everything on that,even her laziness ? Is it possible for a patient with this to have a job ,to raise a kid, have a married life ..
Fatigue is a major symptom.
I don't understand why klonopin was not mentioned..... I have bipolar disorder and I take seroquel and klonopin before going to bed and if I don't take them my brain will not shut down....
Clonazpepam is a benzodiazepine. It's not a 1st line treatment for bipolar and there are only very few studies in the scientific evidence base supporting its effectiveness. I guess it's helpful for some people who don't find the more common drugs effective.
@@KT319 I'm sorry to contradict you but I live in Italy which happens to have the greatest doctors in the world and they use it as a first line treatment...
@@KT319 BTW my friends who are all doctors regard your point of view to be wrong. My friend is doctor bruno murgia one of the greatest minds in the medical world....
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Stem cells are the key as someone with bad bipolar disorder I wish it was covered by Insurence and allowed in the us and not just Columbia
Keto and fasting help me quite a bit
Not the holy grail but it helps.....and exercise
P.S. Dusty was also a cutter. Can that affect or precipitate bipolar or vice versa ?
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Psychoanalysis relies heavily on psycho education....as a therapeutic method. It's a major part of the analytic process.
Made me worst taking lithium lots of manic episodes.
Well im sane by avoiding people
Dr Ojemen on RUclips thank you, God will always bless you because of you good work please keep it up your herbal medication is real. I'm free from BIPOLAR with the herbal medication I receive from Dr Ojemen. All thanks to you for giving me second chance of living again.
No, life is never normal with bipolar ,sad cannot take stress,cannot hold job
I also have bipolar disorder
Living with this sucks, the only way to living a happy life is to off yourself. So we can’t contaminate to the rest of the love ones around us who are damaged by the things we do or say. You can sorry so many times, but fuuk it. We all gotta meet the man anyway…
I have bi polar and l am so sorry you are going through so much. I often feel this way about myself and get upset with my actions or how I can get around people, but we have to be strong, surround ourselves with a good support system, take our medication and go to therapy. There is a reason we are are here and Jesus loves every single one of us. I hope things get better for you, one day at a time.
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Thanks for your reply
Psychological treatment for depression is difficult 🙏🏽♥️
Try medical marijuana. Smoke a sativa in the day time. At night, smoke some indica. Just a little here and there, not too much at once. Then Pray. It works.
@@tiffanyh1274 if only u knew
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I find it hard to see how something can have genetic origins that starts mid-teens and often just disappears a decade later. Jordan Peterson's argument that it is complexity in a person's life that causes emotional problems that blow-out at the weakest point, which might be one's genetic make up, seems more convincing as mid-teens can easily get overwhelmingly complex and misery laden. However, this video is an excellent talk I'm most grateful to have heard.
@Mickey Mouse Change in this world doesn't often come about through the sane, sober and solvent. The complexity argument seems good to me. Why do you reckon it's wrong?
It doesn't disappear a decade later. Where did you get that false info? Bipolar is almost always a life-long condition.
Schizophrenia also presents for the first time in late teens or early 20's. It has also been shown to be highly genetic.
Cardiovascular disease also has a genetic component and it doesn't show up until mid or later life.
So I don't follow the argument that something that first presents in the early 20's can't be genetic.
@@Wowzersdude-k5c I'm not saying it does disappear as a matter of course; I'm saying it can and my authority for that is my own experience. I've no idea what percentage of sufferers experience it lifelong but I suspect it is the norm. But, if it can "just disappear", why is this so? That's why I feel genetic inheritance is a factor but not the determiner.
@@kharmalade544 Genetics are not the sole determinate as you said. However, we know that it tends to run in families. There's been a lot of studies of identical twins and we know if one twin has it, the other twin gets it about 70% of the time. Your risk goes up about 10 fold if one of your parents has it. But even then, your risk is only like 10% (much higher than chance, but by no means a foregone conclusion).
The question is what are the environmental triggers? No one knows. But what we do know is the environment doesn't matter if you're not genetically susceptible. Genetics loads the gun, environment pulls the trigger as they say.
Schizophrenia, like bipolar, is highly genetic. It seems there's been more research into schizophrenia regarding environmental triggers. The popular hypothesis now is that it is a strange autoimmune response in childhood that sets off some inflammatory cascade in the brain that results in the onset by the early 20's. There's also some evidence that it might develop in the placenta before the child is even born. Perhaps the mother got an infection during pregnancy that caused the placenta to develop abnormally.
Also, schizophrenia and bipolar appear to be linked. We know that a lot of bipolar individuals have schizophrenia in their family, and we know schizophrenics often have bipolar in the family. I can attest to this from personal experience. A good friend of mine has bipolar 1 but his brother was a schizophrenic. Both of his parents also showed strong signs of mental illness but were never diagnosed.
I am also bipolar 1. My brother is totally normal, but my father was completely crazy (never diagnosed with anything because he refused help). My mother is also on the bipolar spectrum (diagnosed by a shrink). My grandmother had severe depression - the kind where she lay in bed for years. My family is not unique, you'll see the same trend in tons of bipolar people's families.
There's a clear genetic component here. I think this is established beyond a reasonable doubt. The real question is why do some people with the genes NOT get sick? We don't know, but it's a major area of research. My own opinion is we're going to discover it is the result of an autoimmune situation which facilitates inflammation in the brain. Perhaps brought on by simple infections.
@@Wowzersdude-k5c Very interesting. Thanks.
I've never had a job longer than 3 months before my mania gets me fired. I start to feel like I'm better than everyone and when my boss disagrees I call them idiots and say I can start my own business. My mania is a lot more dangerous than my depression
Is that mania or is it just social skills and an inability to self reflect?
I blame the moon
Dr Ojemen on RUclips thank you, God will always bless you because of you good work please keep it up your herbal medication is real. I'm free from BIPOLAR with the herbal medication I receive from Dr Ojemen. All thanks to you for giving me second chance of living again.
Drugs don't prevent anything.
Christ can overcome anything, and everything 👌true story.
Amen!!! This very true!!!
Why would he bother to give people bipolar in the first place then?
Simple answer: No.
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@Bernard Ever thought about writing a book or blog about your experiences? They sound wild. Sincerely hope you don't live in SW England, secondary care mental health services here are majorly shit!
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His talking about bipolar was so unenthusiastic.
And he offers no hope for us that experience severe depression and hypo mania. Period
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He is sharing his considerable knowledge on managing bipolar generally in a very short video. I don't think he needs to be bouncing around like a cartoon character on cocaine to do this effectively. I also did not hear him say anything to suggest there's no hope for people who get severe depressive eps/hypomania.
It's hard to find hope, I agree. I've been chasing the successful life since high school. I was always good in school, but the mania catches up and I can't finish my degree, no matter how much of a good kid I was. I'm not sure what a good life for a Bipolar looks like.
There is Hope in Jesus!