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Old Jan 28, 2012, 09:58 AM
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I have mood swings to where I like people one second but not the next. Is that part of my bipolar disorder though? Also I have an ED and I SH. I'm also a diagnosed Dissociative Disorder. Do you think I might have this? I'm 15 and I think that they haven't diagnosed because they don't like diagnosing before 18.

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Old Jan 28, 2012, 07:41 PM
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There is no way that I am experienced enough to even suggest a diagnosis, but I think that if you are wanting to know more about the illness you could do your own research on it by looking it up on the web. And, if you find that you are leaning towards the symptoms, I would also suggest looking up sites that discuss DBT which are processes or steps for the BPDer to take to help heal. But, most of all, discuss these thoughts with your mental health care providers.
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Old Jan 28, 2012, 10:24 PM
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Some professionals do diagnose before 18 but from what ive seen their usually very experienced (or specialists in that field) and might have been seeing the patient for some time before reaching a diganosis. On the other hand i had a friend whose symptoms were rather severe and still no one was able to reach a conclusion about what was wrong with her - i find it varys a lot from place to place, person to person. Perhaps you could ask to be referred to a personality disorders team for assessment? Im sorry your having difficulty with establishing the true extent of your diagnosis. Hang in there, it took me until i was 20 to discover i was suffering from BPD although i had been experiencing most of the symtpoms all my life. Your poorly right now so liking someone one minute and not the next can simply be as a result of you generally being unwell but it is also a symptom of many different illnesses. Just do as much research as you can and be vocal about your concerns with your health provider. Good luck.
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