Can anyone with medical or neurological training help me figure this out?

[Anonymous]

I told my doctor about this and he basically did a blood test and moved on. ... So...
Ok, this sounds weird as h*ll, but this has actually been a huge problem for me for years.
My personality and sense of taste keep changing drastically over night, to the point where I've had to completely change my diet multiple times and I'm probably going to also have to change university/college programs.
Example: I used to eat meat regularly, and over night, I can't stomach even the sight of any meat at all. Same with onions, chocolate, mint, etc., where I ate it and realized the taste was revolting. But it happens the other way too. I HATED avocado, and then one morning I just randomly liked it.
Personality: Had to switch out of a law program because I went from passionate and knowing that was all I cared about to being bored and wanting nothing to do with it. I decided to go to school to be a paramedic instead, and now all of a sudden (again, over night) my personality did a 180 and now I'm totally upset by small illnesses or injuries when huge ones never phased me... The same goes for friends and "not friends", where I'll ADORE someone one day and then all of a sudden I'll never want to see them again (and that feeling so far hasn't changed for anyone I've felt that way about).
Do you see why this is a problem? :P I don't know what to do about this at all. It makes me nuts because I don't know how I'll feel the next morning when I wake up or where I'll be or WANT to be in a month...

[kaylaS91]

Many of the things you've mentioned here sound like symptoms commonly seen in Bipolar disorder. However, it's hard to say for sure based off of what you've written in one paragraph.

You should probably go see a professional to chat, give better insight to how you've been feeling, for how long these changes have been apparent, etc..

[Drooogie4]

Have you had your hormones checked? It may not be that, but see an endocrinologist if you can.

[Anonymous]

I see a neurologist. in my opinion your's sounds more mental then physical disorder.
The neurologist did some blood tests only to rule in/out certain possibilities. An MRI was the deciding factor.
Contact a psychologist for a diagnosis. They can also provide you with prescription meds that may be able to help. A Psychiatrist can't.

[NotStupidButBored]

Go to another doctor. I'm pretty sure this isn't a topic someone can really help you after reading thins few lines. And the other problem, whatever someone says here, you shouldn't trust him. Visit another doctor if he didn't take you seriously.

[EllieLexis513]

Could be a personality disorder. It honestly sounds like Borderline Personality Disorder.

[somebodysaycheese]

this sounds more mental then anything. BUT we really aren't doctors so you should go to see another doc.