TDAH vs Bipolaridade: 7 sinais para identificar o erro no diagnóstico

🔻🔻 Take the MAPA-7P: Adult ADHD Screening 🔻🔻 https://go.hotmart.com/K103806991N Have you been in treatment for years and feel like nothing is working right? Have you changed medications, changed professionals, and the feeling is still the same: "there's something wrong with me that no one can identify"? Maybe the problem isn't your brain, maybe it's the diagnosis. ADHD and bipolar disorder look VERY similar on the surface. Impulsivity, mood swings, peak energy, distractibility — those who look superficially can easily confuse the two. Even experienced professionals. But the origin, pattern, and treatment of each are completely different — and when the diagnosis is wrong, the treatment is wrong too. There are people taking mood stabilizers thinking they have bipolar disorder when they have ADHD. And there are people taking stimulants thinking they have ADHD when, in fact, they have bipolar disorder — and this can add fuel to the fire. In this video, I'll show you 7 practical signs you can observe in yourself and your routine to differentiate between the two disorders. Each sign comes with the neuroscience behind it (prefrontal cortex, dopamine, mood cycles, euthymia) and the "ADHD" and "bipolar" versions side-by-side, so you can clearly recognize yourself. At the end, I talk about something almost no one discusses: comorbidity—when a person has both at the same time—and the golden rule of treatment that completely changes the outcome. This video does not replace a consultation. But it could be the missing piece to help you arrive at your psychiatrist's or psychologist's office with sharper questions, stop testing medication blindly, and finally understand why your current treatment isn't working as it should. My thesis: most treatments for ADHD and bipolar disorder fail because professionals choose between the two when, in reality, they may need to treat both—and in that specific order that most people don't even know. Chapters 00:00 - The 7 signs that confuse ADHD with bipolar disorder 01:40 - Why this confusion is so common (even among professionals) 02:22 - ADHD vs. bipolar disorder: the difference in origin 04:33 - Sign 1 07:22 - Sign 2 09:42 - Sign 3 13:01 - Sign 4 15:43 - Sign 5 17:09 - Sign 6 25:23 - Sign 7 28:33 - What if the problem is something else? (ADHD and Anxiety) _____________________________________________________________ The links below are for scheduling appointments and information about services. 🔻🔻 Schedule your appointment through Doctoralia 🔻🔻 https://www.doctoralia.com.br/bruno-m... 🔻🔻 Contact us via WhatsApp for more information 🔻🔻 https://wa.me/message/TMYF43QXX6UXO1 _____________________________________________________________ 🔻🔻 Take the MAPA-7P: adult ADHD screening 🔻🔻 https://go.hotmart.com/K103806991N 🔻🔻 Become a VIP Club member 🔻🔻    / @brunosallesphd   🔻🔻 Access my links and social media 🔻🔻 https://beacons.ai/brunosallesphd _____________________________________________________________ I'm also on other social media platforms. Follow me to receive more content about adult ADHD, neuroscience, bipolar disorder, anxiety, and differential diagnosis of mood disorders. 📸 Instagram:   / brunosallesphd   🔗 Links: https://beacons.ai/brunosallesphd _____________________________________________________________ 🔻🔻 Studies and references cited in this video 🔻🔻 • American Psychiatric Association. Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders, 5th ed., Text Revision (DSM-5-TR). Washington, DC: APA Publishing, 2022. • Schiweck C, Arteaga-Henriquez G, Aichholzer M, et al. Comorbidity of ADHD and adult bipolar disorder: A systematic review and meta-analysis. Journal of Psychiatric Research, 2021. PMID: 33515607. • Viktorin A, Rydén E, Thase ME, et al. The Risk of Treatment-Emergent Mania With Methylphenidate in Bipolar Disorder. American Journal of Psychiatry, 2017. • Chiorean A, et al. Prescribed psychostimulants and other pro-cognitive medications in bipolar disorder: A systematic review and meta-analysis of recurrence of manic symptoms. Bipolar Disorders (Wiley), 2024. • Soler-Gutiérrez AM, Pérez-González JC, Mayas J. Evidence of emotion dysregulation as a core symptom of adult ADHD: A systematic review. 2023. _____________________________________________________________ 📌 ABOUT ME I am Dr. Bruno Salles, a clinical psychologist (CRP: 05/52904) and PhD in Neuroscience from PUC-Rio. I have been treating cases of ADHD and anxiety for over 10 years. On this channel, I explain neuroscience applied to real life, without cheap motivational phrases and without treating suffering as a lack of discipline. #ADHD #adultADHD #bipolarity #neuroscience