Sentence examples for hypomanic episode from inspiring English sources

He then travels to the Old Bailey, where he testifies that on the night of 12 January, Goddard was experiencing a hypomanic episode.

Before you answer, consider that the man displays many of the symptoms of a person having what psychologists call a hypomanic episode.

Any further publicity associated with his cancellation of the tour or the forthcoming trial could cause him such humiliation and shame that there is a significant risk of another hypomanic episode, hospitalisation or even suicide.

It seems odd to say of a woman approaching 60 at the apex of a hypomanic episode and wearing a sweater on her head, but she looks damn good.

The exclusion criteria were: a history of a manic or hypomanic episode; any other DSM-IV Axis I diagnosis; severe somatic conditions and conditions that influence the regulation of mineralo- or glucocorticoids; medical conditions incompatible with lithium therapy; pregnancy or lactation; organic brain diseases.

This patient had had at least one hypomanic episode in the past and is currently depressed.

Consequently, a hypomanic episode is frequently judged by the patient as being ego-syntonic.

Assume the patient in this example develops a hypomanic episode and is diagnosed with bipolar II disorder.

This happened during the heady time of drinking, a nasty hypomanic episode and so on (again, not faulting anyone but myself and taking 100% responsibility).

Other significant predictors of chronic (hypo manic symptomatology were chronic depressive symptoms and a current hypomanic episode (as determined by the ISS).

There is evidence from a number of longitudinal high-risk offspring studies that the index manic or hypomanic episode typically manifests in mid-late adolescence and early adulthood.