Is atypical bipolar disorder really that unusual? #shorts

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[Anonymous_Anon]

To be fair, it’s safe to say that Kraepelin colourfully elucidated every shade of manic-depressive psychosis, “classic” and atypical. He really did.

[MichaelBLive]

Love your videos Dr Tracey! I have learned a lot in the last year since finding your channel and the diagnosis that led me to find you. I didn't tolerate traditional meds very well for lots of varied reasons. I am 2 months into keto as a therapy with my Dr's blessing and supervision. Are you considering adding this to your therapy toolbox? Curious. I have watched your food as medicine videos. Cheers. Michael

[Italktocarrots]

genuinely love your use of spin off lol, but brilliant videos 🙌🏻

[opulence_prime]

It’s a translation. No wonder it never made sense to me. The way my brain is set up it sounds like an opposite of something to call it atypical. But when it used in a sentence it sounds like it’s not the opposite.

[nickdavis]

How do you feel about taking lamotragine and Serequel long term?

[skylerlewis]

Like I really give a fuck what everyone leads the children to.

[rosy]

I've never heard a medication get called a spinoff before