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Originally Posted by sb7777
Thank you for your responses. I asked my pdoc about this once, but she hadn't heard any of her other BP II patients report this symptom. Now I know I'm not alone.
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ROTFLMAO
That's probably because these symptoms aren't usually considered dangerous, and they didn't want to make DSM-IV any fatter with descriptions that only the "patient" relates to.
But when I dived under my pdoc's table in reaction to a loud pneumatic drill outside, she was alarmed enough to take it seriously and have me hospitalised LOL.
There is plenty of literature dealing with sensory changes in people with bipolar - and not just anecdotal stuff.