The Surprising Triggers of Mania: When It’s NOT Bipolar Disorder

Dr. Tracy Marks explains mania, a hyper-arousal state often linked to bipolar disorder, but can also be triggered by medications or medical conditions, termed secondary mania. Common triggers include high-dose steroids, methotrexate, and stimulants. Medical conditions like Hashimoto's thyroiditis, Lupus, and brain injuries can also cause mania. Treatment involves mood stabilizers, and in chronic conditions, combination therapy may be necessary.

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