I am in mania whoohooo and out of my deep depression.....what can I do to never go back there?

Question

I am bipolar and I finally manic again....how can I prevent myself from going back to weeks of deep depression?

I am on Lithium so don't say that.....

Answer 1

Okay, first of all, mania isn't exactly good, either. You should be at a normal state, not the manic state. Bi-Polar people will always have mania and depression, that's just the facts. If properly medicated and with therapy you'll have less episodes of either, and the episodes will be less dramatic. I don't mean to sound negetive, but you will have another episode of depression, hopefully, with your meds, you'll be able to manage, though. If the Lithium isn't working well-enough for you, consider taking Depakote, a mood stabilizer, or Risperdal, an anti-psychotic that is also used for Bi-Polar. It's also possible that you have mis-diagnosed and just have plain old depression, not bi-polar.

Answer 2

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Answer 3

I asked my doctor that once. I just wanted to stay a little manic but without the bad traits of the disorder. She said there is no way to do it, you will swing back eventually. But guess what, when we found a good med cocktail, I actually feel better then just the blah way I was feeling before. So talk to your Doc right away.

But I know how you feel, I love that high flying feeling! Be safe.

Answer 4

If you are on a right cocktail of meds, you should be stable, not manic or depressive.

Just remember what goes up, must come down. It is known in the literature that depressive episodes follow manic episodes.

Please goto the doctor and get your meds fixed so that you are stable and not cycling in mania or depression....

Answer 5

Nothing, youare at the mercy of BP disorder, enjoy it while its there!!!!

Meds dont help me too much

Answer 6

Get married so that you can torture your partner with the mood swings.