my economise has fresh started behaving rattling differently over the time 7 months. His ascendant and miss hit bipolar disorder, among added noetic issues. My partner is 30, and we are in our prototypal yr of marriage. We also had a abortion a yr ago. He started effort rattling ferocious and verbally opprobrious when provoked every of a sudden, and goes soured on ppl at the modify of a headgear over something ultimate as forgetting directions, or meet ultimate thinks no digit should intend so provoked with someone over! When he gets to this point, he meet stops caring, he says. HE gets so angry that he doesnt modify tending that children are present, and he hollers and curses and has terrified our full family, with this explosive start of modify in character. He appears to hit whatever variety of noetic modify meet today surfacing, but unsafe of what it is? does anyone undergo most bipolar ppl, or added intent of what the care is here? thanks
I suggest you get a diagnosis. The symptoms are kind of blurry.
He needs help immediately. Protect children from this raging abuse. He needs meds and therapy attention.
There seems to be stress from a new marriage, the trauma of the miscarriage, and a history of bipolar. But that is no excuse for going off. Do not let this behavior continue. Talk to his family about possible support of this issue. If you feel comfortable, tell them about your concerns.
If he rejects help, I would definitely leave.
From the description above your husband’s symptoms are suggestive of Bipolar Disorder. However, there are several possible explanations and without a full diagnostic screening from a mental health professional it is impossible to give a completely accurate diagnosis.
A review of the diagnostic criteria would suggest that episodes of anger are not related to bipolar. However, a review of recent literature would suggest that episodes of anger may in fact be associated with Major Depressive Disorder and Bipolar Disorder. In either case the outbursts are not a healthy family environment and help from a mental health professional and/or family counselor would most likely be beneficial for everyone.