Patient term description
Symptoms including feeling unusually happy, euphoric, very excited and sometimes irritable, agitated, hypersexual, easily distracted, increased self-esteem or self-confidence. 'Mania' presents with such symptoms and has a significant impact on ability to function; it is serious and often needs treatment in a hospital. 'Hypomania' also consists of such symptoms but is more manageable than mania and the person may be able to continue with daily activities without these being too badly affected.
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MedDRA preferred term: HYPOMANIA
MedDRA high-level group term: Manic and bipolar mood disorders and disturbances
MedDRA preferred term: MANIA
MedDRA high-level group term: Manic and bipolar mood disorders and disturbances
MedDRA preferred term: MANIA
MedDRA high-level group term: Manic and bipolar mood disorders and disturbances
MedDRA preferred term: HYPOMANIA
MedDRA high-level group term: Manic and bipolar mood disorders and disturbances
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An adverse event could be any unwanted symptom we might have after starting a treatment, but it might or might not be caused directly by the treatment
An adverse event could be any unwanted symptom we might have after starting a treatment, but it might or might not be caused directly by the treatment
Help people make better shared decisions with their healthcare clinician about the use of antidepressant medications
Department of Psychiatry – Warneford Hospital
Warneford Ln, Headington
Oxford OX3 7JX (UK)
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