Joel Yager
Abstract
Conventional wisdom suggests that antidepressants should be used cautiously in depressed bipolar patients because they can cause mania and rapid cycling, yet little is known about the frequency of these adverse reactions. These researchers used the retrospective life-charting method to estimate changes in proximity, patterns, …
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Conventional wisdom suggests that antidepressants should be used cautiously in depressed bipolar patients because they can cause mania and rapid cycling, yet little is known about the frequency of these adverse reactions. These researchers used the retrospective life-charting method to estimate changes in proximity, patterns, …
Key concepts: Mania, Rapid cycling, Bipolar disorder, Psychiatry, Medicine, Adverse effect, Hypomania, Psychology