So I scored a 66, but for relationship stress (very bad marriage right now , and smoking I scored 75. My sub issues were pretty much not a surprise, but it did indicate bipolar II...? I do ride an emotional roller coaster and my T is giving a med referral. Is this test valid enough for me to bring this up?

[kitty2004]

Bringing it up would put your mind at ease if this is really worrying you, but remember the sanity score is just a number. It is not perfect. There is a lot about life that the it doesn't take into account.

[irishpackerfan]

It doesnt take in the matter of prespective that your mind has and how you think First 66 isnt bad at all. I got an 89 with 67 PTSD and 65 schitophernia. I think the general idea of the test itself is to help you think about who you are yourself. Just because I got high scores in these areas because of my realtionships with certain people and Its just an indication that I still havent coped with it. (I allready knew that but its also telling you what it can lead to too.) For the borderline it could be your emotions to certain people at certain times that make you feel like your are unstable because your marriage is important and unstable. Therefore your unstable. This is only me taking a shot at the dark but its nothing to be too worried about

[flame78]

Originally Posted by Psychicbaby323

So I scored a 66, but for relationship stress (very bad marriage right now , and smoking I scored 75. My sub issues were pretty much not a surprise, but it did indicate bipolar II...? I do ride an emotional roller coaster and my T is giving a med referral. Is this test valid enough for me to bring this up?

I don't think it would hurt to bring it up but as the others said you probably don't have anything too worry about because like you mentioned there is a life factor of marriage issues going on that could be influencing the score. I got a 63 by the way with 12 mild concerns. They were all pretty accurate, it picked up on moderate substance abuse, also I do have Bipolar and it mentioned that it did suggest OCD too which slightly concerns me. But I have a feeling some OCD symptoms could be similar to bipolar symptoms. But I might bring it up to the T