Catherine Zeta Jones, checks into Connecticut clinic because of manic-depressive disorder

Actress Catherine Zeta Jones has revealed that she follows a treatment for manic-depressive disorder, caused by the stress and extremely tense moments she passed through in recent months, after learning that her husband, Michael Douglas was diagnosed with throat cancer, informs the Telegraph.

Catherine, aged 41, was admitted to a private clinic in Connecticut to undergo treatment for bipolar II disorder, amounting to 770 pounds per day for a period of five days.
Bipolar disorder or manic-depressive disorder, sometimes called also bipolar affective disorder or manic depression, is a psychiatric diagnosis that depicts a class of mood disorders characterized by the presence of one or more episodes of unnaturally elevated energy levels, cognition, and mood with or without one or more depressive periods. Mayo Clinic revealed that bipolar II disorder, is less serious than bipolar I disorder and leads to irritability or mood swings happening as often as a few times a day, or as seldom as several times a year.
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“After a long period of stress she went through in 2010, Catherine decided to be hospitalized in a psychiatric clinic, to be able to overcome her disease in the shortest time,” said Catherine’s manager. “She feels great and looks forward to start filming in her two next productions”, he added.