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What do you do if you think you have bipolar disorder?

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You need to schedule an appointment with a psychotherapist or psychologist. Only these doctors can diagnose any psychological disorders that you may be suffering from, or determine what is causing your symptoms.

See the related link below to a website that has more information about bipolar disorder, including support groups and answers to common questions. Only a doctor of psychology can diagnose bipolar disorder.

If you have bipolar disorder, you may be prescribed medication to keep it under control.

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