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Why can’t I do this?She’s looking at me expectantly, and the clock counts down. I have 2 seconds to respond, or the conversation goes stagnant.It’s never enough time.No matter how much I’ve prepared to talk to someone, I find myself at a loss for words when the actual situation hits. Things never follow a script, and the moment they deviate from my expectations, my mind goes blank.Is it anxiety? A lack of conversational experience? Or Asperger’s?Sometimes I feel like I’m just a long list of symptoms, like I have to categorize each symptom in order to treat it and make life bearable. Without figuring out the source, those issues seem to stick.If I just use Asperger’s as an excuse for every social-related shortcoming, it will become a crutch and prevent me from growing. But if I don’t identify when a condition is related to Asperger’s, I will burn myself out on a treatment plan that doesn’t work for me.Being any sort of “different” has this drawback, probably.

I have read your comments, and sort of understand why you think that getting medical advice over the Internet from strangers might be a better idea than going to an optometrist or ophthalmologist (in your case, apparently, cost is the issue).But you can no more get an accurate diagnosis and treatment plan from people who have never examined you or your eyes, than you could tell someone what has gone wrong with their computer who tells you on the internet that their “screen has gone blank”. Any advice you would get under such restrictions could be incorrect and lead to a poor outcome for your eyes.The other problem you will run into is liability. No one who is actually qualified to answer questions about the health of your eyes is going to be willing to offer you advice over the internet without having an established doctor-patient relationship and having examined you in person. To give you a daiagnosis and treatment plan under such circumstances could actually be considered malpractice.So I cannot, for the above reasons, give you any advice about your eye problems. My answer to your comments “Honestly, I’m not sure how to use this site” is: “This is not the correct useage of this site or any other internet information sharing site”.Now, just as generalized information, not specific to your question, if you look up “itching of the eye” you will find a number of diagnoses listed, one of which is likely to be “allergy”[1][1][1][1] .Disclaimer: This is NOT medical advice. For medical advice you need to be examined by a doctor (see above).Footnotes[1] The Itchy Eye: Diagnosis, Management of Ocular Pruritis[1] The Itchy Eye: Diagnosis, Management of Ocular Pruritis[1] The Itchy Eye: Diagnosis, Management of Ocular Pruritis[1] The Itchy Eye: Diagnosis, Management of Ocular Pruritis

There are several subtypes of bipolarity but only one has symptoms of mania; BP 1. All bipolar disorders include hypomania, depression and endless patterns of mood swings. It is the presence of mania that is the distinguishing feature of BP 1. Psychosis can be present, also.Experiencing mania is like being on a runaway train, and you won't know where you have been until the train crashes. Remembering will be like constructing an accident scene. Much of what happened on that train will not be remembered unless friends, family and coworkers help you fill in the blanks. A therapist can also help you but making sense of memories will be difficult if your moods are not stabilized. . Honestly, I don't always want to fill in the blanks because I know what has happened in previous manic episodes.You can be assured that your functional behavior will mostly be absent while manic. At the very least, you would be embarrassed, and have an incredibly messy house but mania isn't kind. Depending on your age, you have likely overspent, damaged relationships, been sexually driven and possibly promiscuous, slept little and started numerous projects, never to be finished. The candle burns at both ends until the body and brain collapse. Hospitalization occurs often and recovery is a slow process.Depression and hypomania must also be dealt with in BP 1. Mood swings may be fast (rapid cycling ) or last only weeks or months or even years. BP 1 is chronic and in almost all cases, will require medication. Adjunct therapies are essential to control symptoms. Mania can be very dangerous to self and others, particularly if drugs and/or alcohol were abused. People have been disabled because of accidents, and suicide is a constant threat. This elevated mood state is not one in which you are creative and charming. Ideally, BP 1 disorder should be treated early and consistently. A thorough treatment plan will give someone the best chance at having a safe and meaningful life.