8) Compared with bipolar I disorder, patients with bipolar II disorder may experience more
rapid cycling, depression recurrence, and psychiatric comorbidity.
Surges, voltage dips (brownouts) and
rapid cycling can send your home's A/C system to an early grave.
Gerwig's turn as a hapless dancer freshly sprung from college perfectly captures the essence of rudderless young adulthood --messy, humiliating and bipolar in its
rapid cycling ups and downs.
However, the observation of
rapid cycling, especially ultra-rapid (days) and ultra-ultra-rapid or ultradian (within a day) cycling blurs those definitions.
Rapid cycling is a particularly disabling form of bipolar disorder, characterised by four or more episodes in a 12-month period.
Circadian clock genes have been considered possible candidate genes for bipolar disorder, because circadian rhythm abnormalities--such as a reduced need for sleep, and
rapid cycling and switching--are common among people with bipolar disorder, they reported in the open access journal BMC Psychiatry (2009; Nov.
They also address the management of manic and mixed episodes and depressive episodes, longer-term management, and
rapid cycling.
The then "new" bolt action of the Springfield offered smooth and
rapid cycling of the action and allowed for the use of a more powerful cartridge, the .
The
rapid cycling rate delivers powerful blows to remove sand, slag or ceramic from the impact zones and surrounding areas.
The units, which feature
rapid cycling and ease of installation, are smaller than a computer mouse.
The most recent approval cited the two BOLDER (BipOLar DEpRession) studies of 1,045 outpatients with bipolar I or II disorder, including those with or without a
rapid cycling course.
Most of the time I was
rapid cycling between depressed and severly depressed, often with several changes in the course of one day.
