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Seasonality of Mania
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“Seasonality” is a term that connotes the degree to which a symptom or behaviour changes with the seasons. A seasonal pattern of mood disorder has been of interest to clinicians since antiquity. Although there is ample evidence that manic episodes of bipolar disorder can have a seasonal pattern for centuries, most extensively studied area of seasonality relates to major depression. Recently, many people are trying to branch out into interests of the seasonality of mania. In this article author reviewed current studies on the seasonality of mania and picked out the main points in the seasonality of mania.
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“Seasonality” is a term that connotes the degree to which a symptom or behaviour changes with the seasons. A seasonal pattern of mood disorder has been of interest to clinicians since antiquity. Although there is ample evidence that manic episodes of bipolar disorder can have a seasonal pattern for centuries, most extensively studied area of seasonality relates to major depression. Recently, many people are trying to branch out into interests of the seasonality of mania. In this article author reviewed current studies on the seasonality of mania and picked out the main points in the seasonality of mania.
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