Dr. Paul Corona

In Bipolar Disorder part 8 Dr. Paul begins discussion about the treatment of Bipoilar Disorder. He discusses the importance of lifestyle changes such as a regular exercise program. He also stresses the importance of taking a complete and detailed history in order to figure out which would be the best medications to try. He explains in detail how medications work, starting with the antidepressant classes, and will continue next week discussing mood stabilizers.

In this episode Dr. Paul continues to discuss various characteristics of Bipolar Disorder, including people who have chaotic lifestyles with a lot of instability, people who have personality disorders, and those with severe insomnia, they also may be people who are high achievers, however they can tend to be unstable and inconsistent. They also may not respond correctly to answer the presence, which is a definite clue.

In this episode Dr. Paul continues his discussion about this vitally important topic by discussing certain factors that lead to this disorder. He discusses the importance of taking a very detailed family history, since genetics plays the biggest role. He also discusses that drug abuse is very common in Bipolar Disorder. The drugs of choice and self-medicating can also be important clues when it comes to diagnosis and treatment. He finishes by talking about the instability of mood, which can wreck havoc on the person and lose around him or her.

In Bipolar Disorder part 5 Dr. Paul continues his discussion of what he believes is the most underdiagnosed, undertreated and mistreated diagnosis in the field of mental health. He explains why it is so important to take a very detailed history in order to diagnose correctly, which is the only way to come up with the best treatment strategy. He again outlines the different types of bipolar disorder, and why the most subtle cases are the ones that are most often diagnosed incorrectly.

Dr Paul Corona talks more about the Coronavirus situation.

In Bipolar Disorder Part Three, Dr. Paul shares the hype and hysterics sorrounded COVID-19. He discusses the science and data, separated from the pseudoscience which so prevalent. He then continues discussing the fascinating truths about Bipolar Disorder, a subject misunderstood by the vast majority of physicians, including psychiatrists. He explains how it happens and what we can do about it.

In Bipolar Disorder part 2, Dr. Paul continues to explore this topic which is widely misunderstood not only by patients but also by doctors, including psychiatrists. He explains that the most severe variation Bipolar Disorder 1 is actually the least common, though doctors tend to focus on this form and forget about the other 90% which is more subtle and more easily missed. He shares his learning experience as to how he came to discover the truth about the subject. He explains the other variations and how they present, and why it is so important to treat this disorder correctly.

In his new series Bipolar Disorder part 1 Dr. Paul shares his early understanding of this disorder during the 1990s, his first decade of private practice. He shares his fascinating discoveries about this condition that led to his understanding about this disorder. Sadly, most doctors, even psychiatrists, really don’t understand the full scope of this type of mental illness. He explains that most of the time is spent in depression, with intermittent mood swings, not mania. These discoveries led to a large chapter 11 The Ups and Downs of Bipolar Disorder in his three book series Healing The Mind and Body: The Trilogy. Join him in a fascinating journey about a subject that he is passionate about.

In Addiction part 12, the final in the series, Dr. Paul finishes his discussion about psychotropic medications, which is the safest, most effective, non-addictive and holistic approach to combating addiction. Addiction is a brain disease which is fueled by chemical imbalances within the nervous system which lead to mood disorders such as anxiety and depression, which then leads to the desire to self medicate. These medications get to the root cause and core of the problem, not just covering up symptoms with symptomatic medications. This is the best approach to achieve and maintain sobriety, which leads to a better and happier life.

In Addiction part 11 Dr. Paul continues discussing the role of medications and their role in battling addiction. He explains why it is so important for doctors to get a very detailed history of all symptoms, physical syms, family history etc. and the importance of doctors spending adequate time with patients listening to every detail, since all this information is so important when it comes to choosing the correct treatment plan.