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August 4, 2006, Newsletter Issue #81: Excessive Sleep is Found in Bipolar Disorder Depression
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Tip of the Week
Excessive sleep is a symptom of bipolar disorder. Bipolar disorder, or manic-depression, is characterized by moods that swing between two opposite poles - periods of mania and episodes of depression. Excessive sleep is also a symptom of major depression. So if you are experiencing excessive sleep, talk to your physician about both of these possibilities.
Here is a list of the symptoms of bipolar disorder depression:
- Sad mood - Fatigue or loss of energy - Sleep problems (insomnia, excessive sleeping, or shallow sleep with frequent awakenings) - Appetite changes (either an increase or decrease) - Diminished ability to concentrate or make decisions - Agitation or markedly sedentary behavior. - Feelings of guilt, pessimism, helplessness, or low self-esteem - Loss of interest or pleasure in life - Thoughts of, or attempts at, suicide
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