Question

Explain about brain fog and bipolar disorder, briefly in 2 paragraphs. And explain that Is bipolar is also related with brain fog-
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Answer 1

Study suggests bipolar disorder may cause progressive brain damage. A study by researchers at the San Francisco VA Medical Center indicates that people with bipolar disorder may suffer progressive brain damage. ... More than 2 million Americans suffer from bipolar disorder, commonly known as manic depression.Prolonged sleep deprivation is really a very stressful situation for the CNS. In fact, just to give an example, sometimes to diagnose some forms of epilepsy it is necessary to perform the EEG examination after sleep deprivation because under normal conditions the tracing would come out physiological. Because of almost all psychiatric pathologies have a multifactorial etiology in which Genetics and Familiarity play a fundamental role and moreover that such a kind of predisposition to illness can be modified by stressful events, protective factors and precipitating events, we can say that sleep deprivation could be safely considered a precipitating or stressful event.

Answer 2

Answer:

Study suggests bipolar disorder may cause progressive brain damage. A study by researchers at the San Francisco VA Medical Center indicates that people with bipolar disorder may suffer progressive brain damage. ... More than 2 million Americans suffer from bipolar disorder, commonly known as manic depression.Prolonged sleep deprivation is really a very stressful situation for the CNS. In fact, just to give an example, sometimes to diagnose some forms of epilepsy it is necessary to perform the EEG examination after sleep deprivation because under normal conditions the tracing would come out physiological. Because of almost all psychiatric pathologies have a multifactorial etiology in which Genetics and Familiarity play a fundamental role and moreover that such a kind of predisposition to illness can be modified by stressful events, protective factors and precipitating events, we can say that sleep deprivation could be safely considered a precipitating or stressful event.