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Has anyone else had similar experiences.
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I don't have the mood swings you do....but I had one shrink tell me that my addiction to cocain for 3 years probably caused my PD. That was 11 years ago he said that and since I have learned (and believe) it is more hereditary. None of the OTHER addicts I knew got this, but my mother and grandmother did. I am not saying I didn't mess with my brain chemistry royally during that time, but I think it was inevitable for me - maybe just a bit faster with my tinkering. From what I've read and what my pdoc has said, BP is hereditary in nature. Although, the abuse of methanphetamines can cause that hidden gene to come through. So if your already predisposed, the drugs came set off the bi-polar. One-third of BP's used speed heavily, implying that one third of bi-polars are so because of the drug use connection. OR you could take it to mean that one third of bi-polars self medicated regularly. Personally there is some depression in my family and I did use a fair amount of speed in the past, so in my case I accept both explanations.
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