Causes of Bipolar Mood Disorder

The Bipolar Mood Disorder treatment in Gurgaon district has seen several centers on the rise in the past 2 years as people and doctors have started to understand this disorder as what triggers it and how it works etc. The bipolar mood disorder treatment in Gurgaon region has witnessed several cases which are very obvious and some cases which are rather unusual raising several questions in mind regarding the disorder, therefore the doctors working in the field of bipolar  disorder treatment in Gurgaon, have come forward and frankly have explained the disorder and its causes.

 

Bipolar Disorder, also known as Manic Depression is a serious mental health condition which causes extreme mood swings including emotional highs and lows such as hypomania and depression. When an individual becomes depressed, they may feel hopeless or sad and eventually lose interest in participating in most pleasuring activities. However, at the very next moment, as their mood shifts to being maniac or in the hypomania phase, they may feel full of energy, quite irritating and give you a vibe of being euphoric. These mood swings can affect their activities, sleeping schedules, energy level, behaviour and the clear ability to think.

 

The exact cause of Bipolar Mood Disorder is still unknown, but several doctors and experts in the professional field have witnessed many cases of bipolar mood disorder and after working together, they have found some of the complex mix of physical, environmental and social factors that may cause the bipolar mood disorder. They are as follows:

 

Increase of chemical imbalance in the brain: Bipolar mood disorder is widely believed to be a result of chemical imbalances caused in the brain. The chemicals which are mainly responsible for the control of the brain’s functions are called the neurotransmitters which include substances such as dopamine, serotonin and noradrenaline. There is also evidence that the imbalance in these levels of only 1 or even more than 1 neuro transmitters can thereby lead towards the development of Bipolar Mood Disorder symptoms. For example: there is evidence that the episodes of mania may occur when the levels of noradrenaline are very high and the episodes of depression occur when the level of noradrenaline becomes too low.

 

Genetics: Sometimes the disorder can be found in the history of your family and therefore it can at times be passed on running in families. If one has it it is a slight risk that the disorder will have an increased risk of developing it among themselves. However, a single gene is never responsible for the rise of bipolar mood disorder inside a person, but a number of genetic and environmental factors mainly triggers this act.

 

Triggers: Sometimes a stressful situation or incident can also trigger the symptoms of bipolar mood disorder. The stressful trigger symptoms are as follows:

 

●       Breakdown of a relationship

●       physical , sexual or emotional abuse

●       Death of a close family member of a loved one

 

These types of life altering events can also cause episodes of depression in an individual’s life at any time. Bipolar mood disorder also can also triggers:

 

●       Sleep disturbances

●       Physical illness

●       Overwhelming problems in everyday life such as problems with work, relationships and money etc.