Bi polar Desease?

Question

If a persons one meds. is bibuton (spelling incorrect) does this mean their desease is very advanced.

Answer 1

could be

Answer 2

Kind of meds or even the number of meds does not tell the severity of the illness. Sometimes when your symptoms get worse you will get a med adjustment or a med added. If you feel your bi-polar is worsening be sure to tell your doctor. If you have bi-polar they don't usually classify you as beginner or advanced. If you get manic or depressed be sure to call the doctor as soon as you notice this. It is a serious illness and here are the holidays. Best of luck to you!!

Answer 3

Assuming you mean Bupropion then it's not really a bipolar medication, it's an anti-depressant. There is evidence that in some cases bipolar disorder can be managed just with antidepressants.

Bupropion (Wellbutrin) is the least likely of the anti-depressants to trigger mania in bipolars, so to answer your question, it does not sound like a serious case of bipolar disorder.

Be warned, however, that bipolar is a very serious illness even in its 'milder' forms.

Answer 4

you could mean the person is on wellbution,its an anti depressent and No that does not mean their disease is very advanced,its just a medication they give for bipolar disease.

Answer 5

no it means medicine that works for you there is a lot of drugs and combination of drugs they give you according to your symptoms so stop worrying and adding stress to your life take medicine and enjoy life the best you can

Answer 6

Bipolar Disorder isn't a disease and isn't degenerative so it cannot be "very advanced." It is a personality disorder. Bipolar people usually cycle through many medications because none have really proven effective in combating its symptoms.

Answer 7

nope.

Answer 8

maybe