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Rama Pemmaraju Rao,
M.D. - Dallas, TexasA physician dedicated to awakening the heart and opening the mind to
rediscover the Spirit within.
Psychiatric medicine today is a vast field that incorporates many facets
of the body and mind. There are a wide variety of medications and psychotherapy that can benefit a wide variety of issues
ranging from mood disorders such as depression and bipolar disorder to anxiety, phobias, eating challenges and attention
deficit hyperactivity disorder.
In addition, there are a host of issues that arise when people are challenged by medical
problems, family conflict, difficult childhood experiences, and when our overall sense of Self is undermined by the forces of
our day to day. It is vital to explore what medications are helpful and what psychotherapies can be helpful to address these
challenges. It can also be helpful to at least contemplate some simple holistic and preventive approaches and suggestions
that can add another dimension to treatment.
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Disclaimer: Dr. Rama is not
treating, rendering individual medical evaluations, nor diagnosing via the web. Diagnosis and treatment must be made in person
with a licensed physician. The themes Dr. Rama discusses on the web represent general facts and trends in conventional Medicine
and Psychiatry as well as Natural Medicine, holistic thought and issues in Yoga. They are partly his view and opinion as well.
They should be used as educational material and not as a substitute for formal diagnosis and treatment of psychiatric and medical
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