Hi there,
You may need a mood-stabilizer, if you haven't already been prescribed one. If you have, you should talk to your pdoc, it may be time for a dosage change or even switching to a new med or one added.
If I were you, I'd get in touch with the pdoc asap and address this before things really get out of hand, you may risk losing a good relationship you already have with your husband.
Please take care,
DE

So often when a bipolar person is going through mania, the mind tricks us into feeling and thinking we are very sexy,attractive, on top of the world, just super terrific, people fall into this trap, having this false belief they can chuck their meds., they are cured, etc. Results, chaos, we can go so far and then crash, it's not worth it.
Stay with professional treatment, don't let the "up" swing trick you, that "swing" can be very sly, very convincing,taking control of you . . . don't let it happen,speak with your pdoc. I recommend this to all dealing with bipolar disorder, it's so important to be under professional care and follow med regimen.

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