BPHope.com is the digital version of BP Hope magazine. Offering hope and harmony for people with bipolar disorder, BPHope.com is a tremendous source for both people who are diagnosed with bipolar disorder and family members and friends. They offer hundreds of articles related to bipolar disorder and bipolar depression disorder symptoms in many different categories including “Bipolar in Depth,” “Symptoms,” “Treatment,” “Relationships,” “Hope,” “Blog,” “Forum” and “Community.” The articles found on BPHope.com are written by people with bipolar disorder as well as celebrities helping to shed light on this brain disease.

A representative of BPHope.com talked about bipolar depression disorder symptoms, “People suffering from bipolar disorder may not realize it because the depression is offset by mania. During the manic episodes they might think, “I am not depressed!” but in fact, bipolar depression disorder symptoms should always be considered when their doctor performs a bipolar and depression test. Depression symptoms related to bipolar disorder vary from chronic depression symptoms. Generally, there is an irritability involved not seen with chronic depression. At BPHope.com, we outline all of the symptoms to watch out for, because although there is no real depression cure, effective treatment is available.”

Bipolar Depression Disorder Symptoms

BPHope.com encourages everyone to be aware of bipolar depression disorder symptoms because individuals who are stuck in depression will likely not seek out help on their own. Some of the symptoms to be watchful for include sleep problems, concentration and focusing problems, talk and thoughts of suicide and death, loss of energy, mental and physical sluggishness, inability to experience pleasure, feelings of guilt and worthlessness, feeling empty and sad, hopeless, etc.

About BPHope.com:

BPHope.com is the digital version of BP Magazine. Both offer hope and harmony to those living with bipolar disorder and depression disorder symptoms. They offer bipolar support groups in their anonymous bipolar forum that is intended to help anyone living with bipolar disorder, as well as their friends and family, and anyone seeking support. The idea behind the forums is for individuals to not only get help, but to offer help as well, creating a mutually beneficial community.