Learning Problems-- Bipolar Disorder?

Question

I have Bipolar Disorder--Schizoeffective type.

I have been diagnosed at the age of 25. However, I believe it has been there since childhood.

I seem to have learning problems:

1) My back is crouched. However much I try, I can't straighten it.
2) Cannot learn alphabets/letters the right way
3) Cannot learn a squash raquet's grip the right way
4) Can't form habbit, like consistently praying or waking up at the same time
5) I avoid tasks that require effort and cannot initiate them

Are these learning problems related to Bipolar Disorder?

And what can I do about them?

Answer

it sounds like you have some problems with your back it might be spinal biffida or bulging disk which really needs to be addressed by your dr cause you are suffering from some type of spinal problem i can see where it might be issues  causing nerve problems i think you could address the rest of the issues when you have seen your dr i would also see a mental health therapist  they can evaluate you  and address your problems figure out whats going on its possible you might have a nerve disorder

Learning Problems-- Bipolar Disorder?

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