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Informative Speech On Bipolar Disorder

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A bipolar disability is also known as bipolar disorder or also known as a “Manic Depressive Disorder”. According to the article called Bipolar Disorder and Social Security Disability, it states that “ A mental disorder is not only a mood disorder alone,but a category of several mood disorders.” Bipolar disorder is categorized as a mental illness. It is usually diagnosed after a person experiences four or more distinct depressive episodes,which is known cyclic mania. A bipolar disorder is characterized as cyclic mania. It can also be diagnosed when severe mood swings occur with depression. So we ask ourselves what causes this disability.. It is caused by hormonal imbalance. Hormonal imbalance can be caused by toxins in our bodies and also an unbalanced and unhealthy lifestyle.The disability can also be caused by environmental factors like mental stress,abuse,or even a tragic event that occurred that triggered the disorder. Sometimes it’s just hereditary and already in your genetics. According to the article called Bipolar Disorder Statistics, it states that “ Approximately 5.7 million Americans,or about 2.6% of the United States population is affected by the bipolar disorder every year”. That is a massive amount of people in our …show more content…

We will tell you all the information that you need to know. The symptoms would be anxiety,anger,guilt,sadness,fatigue,lack of motivation,also may have suicidal thoughts. People with a bipolar disorder are usually very isolated and prefer to be alone. They also have low self esteem and always bring themselves down.Usually they are also negative towards everything and there appetite changes. As stated in the article called Bipolar Disorder Symptoms and Effects, “The effects of a bipolar disorder would be damaging relationships, legal or financial consequences from impulsive decisions,drug abuse if receiving medication from the doctor,self harming behaviors and suicide in extreme

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