Paranoia And Bipolar
Paranoia, Confussion, Bipolar.?
Ok so HERE.
I would greatly appriciate it if you read this and responded.
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I have BAD paranoia,
Starting with I will think my familys going to kill me in my sleep,
thinking I will die in my sleep, thinking Someones always talking about me, thinking even when I hang up the phone that someone could still be hearing me.
And one moment I will be crying, the other laughing my ass off,
and the other just sitting there tired or exhausted For no reason, and sometimes for a reason, lol.
I also feel happy and depressed at the same time, and am eating a crap load lately, along with feeling sharp pains in my stomic, and my mind is racing FAST.
Anyone know what this could be signs or soemthing of?
Sounds like bipolar disorder, but I could be biased because I have it and I don’t know much about BPD or Schizophrenia. The happy and depressed at the same time sounds like the symptoms of a mixed episode and the fast pace of your mind can be associated with the mania of bipolar disorder. I suggest keeping a mood chart and seeking professional help. A good psychologist can help you figure out if those symptoms lead to a diagnosis.
Love!
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