Heavy Kevy
Veteran
- Messages
- 511
- Reaction score
- 333
- Points
- 138
I’m not a big believer in “Dr.Google”. I think it can cause more confusion sometimes.
Last week post seizure:
I was sleeping on and off for about three days. Getting about 6 hours of sleep a day.
Not tired though
I was also walking 4 miles a day without leaving my house. I did mow the lawn once, and I also did a lot of yard work. Plus my son got home from college. So that made things busier.
That being said google put into words what I was thinking.
Hypomania
Symptoms are milder and last at least four days, but can last up to several months. People with hypomania may feel happy, euphoric, or have a sense of well-being. They may also be very excited, irritable, and agitated, and have increased sexual energy, self-esteem, or self-confidence. Hypomania doesn't usually cause a major deficit in social or occupational functioning, and people with hypomania remain functional. Hypomania might only slightly alter judgment and decisions, and it's less likely to require hospitalization
Last week post seizure:
I was sleeping on and off for about three days. Getting about 6 hours of sleep a day.
Not tired though
I was also walking 4 miles a day without leaving my house. I did mow the lawn once, and I also did a lot of yard work. Plus my son got home from college. So that made things busier.
That being said google put into words what I was thinking.
Hypomania
Symptoms are milder and last at least four days, but can last up to several months. People with hypomania may feel happy, euphoric, or have a sense of well-being. They may also be very excited, irritable, and agitated, and have increased sexual energy, self-esteem, or self-confidence. Hypomania doesn't usually cause a major deficit in social or occupational functioning, and people with hypomania remain functional. Hypomania might only slightly alter judgment and decisions, and it's less likely to require hospitalization
