GEN499 West Coast University Bipolar Disorders Effects Paper

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How are the body systems are affected by bipolar disorder?

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Running head: BIPOLAR DISORDER

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Bipolar Disorder
Student’s Name
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BIPOLAR DISORDER

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Bipolar Disorder

Bipolar disorder (BD) refers to a heterogeneous condition of the mind, which has
unnumbered health indicators and comorbidities causing austere biopsychosocial disabilities
(Cherney, 2018). The condition is characterized by maniac episodes. During these episodes, the
victim possess more than average levels of energy, and may lack sleep. The victim may as well
experience restlessness, irritability, and escalated sex motivation. BD mainly affects the central
nervous system, the brain in particular. Chains of nerves controlling various physical activities
constitute the nervous system, and when affected, the implications include irritability,
hopelessness, guilt, extreme sadness, disinterest in joyful activities, hyperactivity, extreme
defensiveness, a provocative attitude as well as forgetfulness. During maniac periods, the
victim’s mind may race, making it challenging to control the thoughts. They may as well talk so
much. In episodes of depression, BD may lead to concentration problems, restlessness, and
difficulty in making decisions (Cherney, 2018). While coupled with anxiety, BD may affect the
cardiovascular system, leading to palpitations of the heart, as well as increased pulse and heart
rate. In some instances, the victim’s blood pressure may ...


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