What do you get when you cross a depressed person with a bipolar person?
What are the statistics, odds, or percentages?
Is the bipolar depression so similar to unipolar or regular depression it means like 3 or 4 out of 4 out of our future children will get depression? Or are they so different and each has such different genetic coding that it means the possiblitily is not as high as that and that there is an equal chance but higher chance because it does run in our children’s family?
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Depression has a genetic component, but the "nurture" side of the equation is just as important. Just because there is a family history of depression does not mean that your children are destined to become depressed.
With depression vs. bipolar for the most part they are so similar that they are often diagnosed as one another.
The odds of passing it to children seem pretty remote unless both sides have a prior family history. Regardless if you are depressed having kids might not be a good idea for awhile.
completely pot luck, but being nurturing parents will help.
depression is a symptom of bipolar disorder, so if you have bipolar disorder, you can’t escape depression.
many medical studies today, indicate that depression and bipolar disorders are likely genetic in many cases…
you can probably find out more by doing Yahoo Searches on CAUSES OF BIPOLAR DISORDER, CAUSES OF DEPRESSION.
i hope you find your answers!