Not every day can be filled with total joy, but if you're worried about your mood swings and if things are feeling like too much of an emotional rollercoaster, experts have shared tell-tale signs that you may want to speak to your GP about.
People with Bipolar, a condition that affects 1.3 million Brits and seven million Americans, suffer extreme mood swings that cannot be remedied by making small changes, such as overhauling your sleep routine or changing your diet.
If you find that your mood is ever-changing, for example, you go through periods of highs, and depressive lows, experts have warned this could be a sign of Bipolar. And long-lasting changes to your moods, alongside disruption to your usual activities can be key indicators you may need to speak to a doctor.
