What do mood swings feel like?

Mike, an electrical engineer, seems to go through a range of several emotions in a single day. Sometimes when he wakes up in the morning, he feels excited and positive about the period ahead. He jokes with his kinsfolk at breakfast and is in a enthusiastic feeling for most of the morning. On his meal break, Mike suddenly feels depressed. He feels tense and aggravated. Sometimes he modify feels aggressive. Later in the period he feels restless and bored with work. Everything seems unimportant. When he comes home from work, sometimes he is short and distant from his spouse and children. Later in the evening, his spirits displace and he wants to spend calibre time with his family. Every period seems same a rollercoaster.

Mike is going through feeling swings. Mood swings should not be confused with Bipolar Disorder or Manic Depression Disorder, in which extreme moods persist for weeks and months at a time. Mood swings are extremely ordinary and there are several treatment options to support regulate a person’s mood.