Often in those who have experienced their first episode of<unk>  – generally without psychotic features – there may be a long or recent history of depression or a mix of<unk>  combined with depression (known as mixed-state) prior to the emergence of manic symptoms. This commonly surfaces in the mid to late teens. Because the teenage years are typically an emotionally charged time of life, it is not unusual for mood swings to be passed off as normal hormonal teen behavior and for a diagnosis of bipolar disorder to be missed until there is evidence of an obvious manic or<unk>  phase. In cases of drug-induced<unk>  episodes in unipolar depressives, the<unk>  can almost invariably be eliminated by lowering medication dosage, withdrawing the drug entirely, or changing to a different medication if discontinuation of treatment is not possible.<unk>  can be associated with narcissistic personality disorder.
Hypomania
Klazomania
Potomania
Alexithymia
Amenomania
Mania
Acholia
Dyssomnia