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Suggest Treatment For Severe Bipolar Disorder And Depression

I ve been diagnosed with severe bipolar disorder, chemical imbalance severe depressive disorder, and i can t recollect the 4th one. i haven t been able to seek therapy or medication in the last 8 yrs. i was diagnosed 12 yrs ago. i was told my brain would suffer damage as the conditions worsened, is this true? i now suffer forgetfulness, can not multitask anymore, don t understand things i read and i ws at one time sharp as a tack. i also want to continually seek out deviant sexual behavior for punishment purposes. i don t see any psychiatrists listed here. i don t want a general practioner or heart surgeon answering my mental questions
Mon, 18 Aug 2014
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Hi,

Thanks for writing to us,

Brain damage or cognitive deterioration in bipolar disorder that you were told about is true. It is usually seen that more the number of episodes a person suffers from, the more the cognitive deterioration. Hence it is very important to take the right treatment and to adhere to it.

Hope this helps,
Dr A Rao
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Suggest Treatment For Severe Bipolar Disorder And Depression

Hi, Thanks for writing to us, Brain damage or cognitive deterioration in bipolar disorder that you were told about is true. It is usually seen that more the number of episodes a person suffers from, the more the cognitive deterioration. Hence it is very important to take the right treatment and to adhere to it. Hope this helps, Dr A Rao