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health advisory Hospital Mental Health 2007-11-15 19:02:08

For these thoughts here to leave me

There's no words to describe it

In French or in English

Well, diamonds they fade

And flowers they bloom

And I'm telling you

These feelings won't go away

They've been knockin' me sideways

They've been knockin' me out lately

Whenever you come around me

These feelings won't go away

They've been knockin' me sideways

I keep thinking in a moment that

Time will take them away

But these feelings won't go away.鈥?br />

One should go out to their relatives

or some exciting places so that he/ she forgets about her/ his depression

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a manic depresive will swing between depresion and mania but i know of no ailment specificaly euphoric.

if there were no downside i am guesing it would not be a diseas.

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Yes, there is mania. It's part of the bipolar spectrum. Some people can experience mania without depression. Hypo-mania on it's own is not a problem. It's when one cycles that it's a problem. Mania does have it's down side while hypo-mania without the depressive cycle does not.

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Yes, but under rare circumstances, unless the patient has bipolar disorder (also known as maniac disorder).

If a patient becomes overly excessively elevated, he/she may NEED to be treated.

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yeah its called bipolar disorder and it can be treated

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This is called mania. People who experience mania are diagnosed as bipolar I. The symptoms are:

Elevated mood

Euphoria

Hyperactivity

Excitement

Overconfidence

Grandiosity

Extravagance

Spending sprees

Recklessness

Delusions of grandeur

Talking a lot

Rapid speech

Rapid movements

Reduced need for sleep

Increased appetite

Excessive exercising

Increased libido

Increased use of alcohol

Distractedness

Aggression

Excessive laughter

Anger

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hyperness

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mania

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