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Most people with bipolar disorder, though, do not have a family history of bipolar disorder. Also, the doctor will ask detailed questions about your bipolar symptoms. Other questions may focus on reasoning, memory, ability to express yourself, and ability to maintain relationships.
There are two kinds of mania: full blown mania and hypomania. A bipolar disorder diagnosis is based on the kind of mania a person has. If they have full blown mania, itâs Bipolar I (one). If they have hypomania, as I do, itâs Bipolar II (two). People with Bipolar I go way, way up and often have to be hospitalized if the mania is not caught early and treated.