bipolar disorder can be threat?

Question

what triggers it

Answer 1

Triggers are a wide and varied as the people who have it. People are triggered by memories of the past, for me one example is if someone is giving me the silent treatment, bullies, yells at me it reminds me of how my father used to treat me, this brings on the fight or flight response and triggers off all my feelings of worthlessness....it can be environmental long wet wintery weather can trigger of my depression to counteract that I have painted my house in bright warm colors....the list continues someone who is bipolar should keep a diary of situations which resulted in this feeling or that so they can learn what their triggers are and how they can best avoid them. It is usually only a threat to the person who has the condition as when you spiral down you become consumed by thoughts of freedom from the debilitating and ongoing onslaught of thoughts that you are worthless, useless etc etc etc through death.
It can be treated successfully see a doctor!

Answer 2

It can be treated absolutely and very well with medication and treatmentand is not a threat if it is treated. I am not sure what triggers it but it could be genetic as far as who gets it...also I have learned that it sometimes gets worse in the winter and can be related so Seasonal Defective Dissorder or SAD. Only a trainned professional can help.

Answer 3

There not actually entirely sure, and are cotinuing to undertake research in order to establish. Currently the following can be dominant factors:

Stress
Environmental factors
The death of a close relative
Early childhood trauma, such as, sexual, emotional and physical abuse
Social factors such as, poverty alcoholism and drug addiction
Genetics and biological factors

Answer 4

bipolar is a chemical imbalance in the brain ... it is believed to be genetic.

yes!! it can be treated with the right combination of medication. my son is bipolar and takes medication and is doing very well.

there are a lot of famous people who are bipolar ... but because they are on medication .. you'd never know it.

talk to a psychiatrist ... they are able to do amazing things these days.

Answer 5

yes it can be a threat but there is no specific triggers

Answer 6

Bi polar is what used to be know as manic depression.It can be treated and the best treatment is lithium therapy though its hard to get the right dosage to begin with

Answer 7

I don't know what causes it but a person needs to be under the supervision of a doctor if they have it.

Answer 8

Sometimes its genetics and trauma. I have it (it is terrible) and I think my mom has it too.

Answer 9

Your endocrine system

Answer 10

drama and lying!