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| Name | Speciality | Exp | Fee |
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| Dr Albus Dumbledore () | Dermatology | 96 Y | |
| Dr Prita Preen () | Dieticians | 89 Y | |
| Dr Shivali Matcha () | Gastroenterology | 57 Y | |
| Dr Sunitha Suni () | Dermatology | 56 Y | |
| Dr Priya Gupta () | Anesthesiology | 54 Y | |
| Dr Surya Teja () | Dermatology | 54 Y | |
| Dr Shanu Matcha () | Epidemiology | 46 Y | |
| Dr Lavanya Illa () | Traditional chinese medicine | 40 Y | |
| Dr Manohar Ahuja () | Nephrology | 40 Y | |
| Dr Likitha Likitha () | Allergy and immunology | 36 Y |
FAQ’s about Bipolar Disorder
The first red flag is often severe mood swings, ranging from high-energy manic episodes to low-energy depressive episodes.
End stage bipolar disorder refers to a severe, chronic stage where symptoms are persistent and debilitating, often resistant to treatment.
Bipolar disorder may start with either manic or depressive episodes, but depressive episodes are often the first to be noticed.
Bipolar eyes is an informal term sometimes used to describe the intense, wide-eyed look during manic episodes or a lackluster, dull appearance during depressive episodes.
Bipolar disorder itself doesn’t directly affect the skin, but stress and medication side effects may cause skin issues like acne or rashes.
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