I know i have mentioned this briefly before but i can't get the thought out of my head so i need to talk about it
I can't get a grip on my moods. They are so all over the place, sometimes because of external triggers and sometimes just out of the blue. I mentioned it to my psychiatrist and he asked me a few questions (i assume he was trying to rule out bipolar) and just said that sometimes medications can make you even more unstable and can also cause hypomania.
I don't know if i am just worrying too much but i feel like he is downplaying what i am telling him, that or i am not explaining myself well.
It's really just jumping between suicidal, to fine, to fairly good (not hypomanic).
I can't remember if i have always been like this. I seem to recall that i have been but i don't trust myself enough to make that call. I find time get's very distorted depending on my mood. I could be depressed for a day and i might feel like it's been that way for weeks.
Anyway i suppose my question is, is it common at all to have these mood swings when one has been diagnosed with a depressive disorder?
Hope that makes sense.
I can't get a grip on my moods. They are so all over the place, sometimes because of external triggers and sometimes just out of the blue. I mentioned it to my psychiatrist and he asked me a few questions (i assume he was trying to rule out bipolar) and just said that sometimes medications can make you even more unstable and can also cause hypomania.
I don't know if i am just worrying too much but i feel like he is downplaying what i am telling him, that or i am not explaining myself well.
It's really just jumping between suicidal, to fine, to fairly good (not hypomanic).
I can't remember if i have always been like this. I seem to recall that i have been but i don't trust myself enough to make that call. I find time get's very distorted depending on my mood. I could be depressed for a day and i might feel like it's been that way for weeks.
Anyway i suppose my question is, is it common at all to have these mood swings when one has been diagnosed with a depressive disorder?
Hope that makes sense.