Comorbidity is the norm for most psychiatric patients, myself included. And if you have full-blown major depressive episodes, a diagnosis of cyclothymia isn't very accurate. Cyclothymics continually fluctuate between hypomania and dysthymia every few days. If you have full-blown major depressive episodes interspersed with periods of hypomania, you are most likely bipolar II. If so, I would recommend that you talk to your doctor so you can be labeled correctly.
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Helinger: Now, what do you see, John?
Nash: Recognition...
Helinger: Well, try seeing accomplishment!
Nash: Is there a difference?