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Bipolarity or Bipolar Behaviour is a condition experienced by individuals suffering from Bipolar Disorder which involves being in a state of prolonged low/depression followed by a state of prolonged maniac episodes and again in the continuous cycle without any external triggers. These episodes can also be of brief period in few individuals.

The depressive state is identical to that in case of an individual with clinical depression with the only difference in the time period of the symptoms experienced. Many a times when diagnosed too early (before the occurance of the manic episode), it may be confused with depression hence it is important to do differential diagnosis.

Maniac episodes are evaluated by impulsive behaviour, intense energy, elevated (almost irritable) mood, racing thoughts and other exaggerated behaviours. Manic episodes often lead to impulsive decision making which may land the individual in difficult conditions.