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| Name | Anxiety and Bipolar Disorder in Menopause - Dr. Safiya M S |
| Video Uploader | Video From Doctors' Circle World's Largest Health Platform |
| Upload Date | This Video Uploaded At 25-03-2016 18:35:29 |
| Video Discription | The important cause for Anxiety and Bipolar Disorder in Menopause is due to hormonal changes. During menopause lot of changes happen in the body physically and mentally which causes anxiety. The symptoms could be like irritability, sadness, mood changes, tiredness etc which can mimic other diseases as well. So during that phase it is important that we evaluate the patient well and understand it is only post menopausal or anything else underlying like hypertensive disorder, diabetes, thyroid issue or other nutritional deficiencies like a calcium or a vitamin deficiency. The important step for the management here would be a family support. Support from husband, children and significant others are very important to deal with a post menopausal syndrome. It is also important the patient takes care of nutrition, sleep and proper rest. In some of the cases it is important to start the medication to help come out of the anxiety. XEJXzY2O-IU |
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