What Do I Do If I Think I Have Bipolar Disorder?
Question: What do I do if I think I have bipolar disorder?
Answer: If you think you have bipolar disorder -- which is to say if you're having symptoms that make you concerned for the illness, or other people are telling you they're concerned -- I think the most important thing to do is see your doctor.
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Most primary care doctors at this point are comfortable at least in initially talking about the symptoms and can refer you to a psychiatrist or a psychologist for further evaluation.
But certainly talking to any medical professional is important if you're concerned about the illness.
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