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Mixed bipolar disorder is defined by periods of mania and depression that occur at the same time, or in rapid sequence. These combined manic-depressive periods are called mixed mania or mixed manic episodes: Mania in mixed episodes usually involves irritability, racing thoughts and speech, and overactivity or agitation.
