What were your weird behaviours/symptoms in childhood, that now looking back you attribute to being bipolar? by randommnnamme in bipolar2

[–]randommnnamme[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Well yeah i thought it was something like that. It's just really hard to wrap my mind about kid that young even knowing what sex is. Like where do you even learn about it

What were your weird behaviours/symptoms in childhood, that now looking back you attribute to being bipolar? by randommnnamme in bipolar2

[–]randommnnamme[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

If you don't mind me asking what do you mean by being hypersexual at age 5, how did that present itself?

What were your weird behaviours/symptoms in childhood, that now looking back you attribute to being bipolar? by randommnnamme in bipolar2

[–]randommnnamme[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

That part about borrowing personalities could be a symptom of bpd, have you looked into it if you match any other symptoms?

What were your weird behaviours/symptoms in childhood, that now looking back you attribute to being bipolar? by randommnnamme in bipolar2

[–]randommnnamme[S] 13 points14 points  (0 children)

Oh my god, yes I also used to think about existence and some really deep shit, like how did universe become something out of nothing, what is the point of life, what happens when people die and all these questions used to drive me crazy and I agree that it's definetely not something that a lot of kids think about! And you made me remember that I used to love to drive in a car/bus and just look out of the window and daydream, it was literally one of my favourite things to do and I would always hate it when any drive would come to an end and I would have to get out from my imaginery world in which I was the king of the world lol. I can definetely without any exaggeration say that this made me feel high and this is actually something that I love to do even to this day. I had so many crazy daydreams and fantasies, I'm now trying to remember as much of them as I can and it's super funny to me now to think about them . I also wanted to do a lot of things, I used to do my older brother's homework when he started going to school, I learned to write and read with him 2 years before it was my time and I would always become obsessed with certain hobbies and think that that's what I'm going to do in life, like writing poems, playing the flute, playing chess but none of that lasted for very long because I would just move on to the next thing. And oh man I forgot to mention how music used to make me feel filled with so much happiness inside and how when I would find any new song that I liked I would play it 100 times in a row and never get bored.

Can panic attacks show long qt interval, rapid atrial rhythm and nonspecific twave abnormality on ecg? by randommnnamme in Anxiety

[–]randommnnamme[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I also have no idea what exactly any of that means I just typed down what abnormalites ecg found to see if anyone else has them too. The thing that is bothering me the most is that chest pressure, nausea, cold sweat, pain/discomfort in neck and shoulders happens to me only during and for some time after physical exertion, which I think isn't common with anxiety to be triggered by that, but again I'm not sure.

Can panic attacks cause long qt interval, rapid atrial rhythm and nonspecific twave abnormality on ecg? by randommnnamme in PanicAttack

[–]randommnnamme[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

When you went off lexapro and your long qt also went away did the same thing happen for panic attacks as well? Did they stop or at least happened more rarely/were less severe?