Mania is a specific form of mood disorder. Emotionally, mania can be devastating if left untreated. Its symptoms include:
① extreme moodiness;
②Impulsive and reckless behavior, little judgment (such as excessive spending, excessive spending), excessive self-confidence
③ Accompanying behavior is an increase in indulgent or aggressive behavior; the body is constantly moving, hyperactive; the mind is restless; the speech is endless, hyperexcited; the need for sleep is reduced.
④ produce an illusion. Not only do they feel that they are talented and omnipotent, but they also often claim that they are about to achieve some philosophical or scientific breakthrough, or to come up with a lucrative money-making scheme. After suffering from this disease, people feel really good about themselves, and the symptoms produced are ecstatic. In reality, however, the patient's sudden self-confidence and a feeling of extreme inner excitement are nothing more than manifestations of a destructive disorder.
After a while, the ecstatic state may escalate into uncontrollable delirium. Or sometimes it can suddenly turn into a deep depression, where the patient becomes visibly stubborn, paranoid, and unsympathetic.