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What does this AD mean here?? Is it Anxiety Disorder or Adjustment Disorder?? What's the diagnosis??
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It may be another medical classification
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AD is not a universal abbreviation to any Psychiatric disorder. The person who has written the same should be asked. It can be anxiety disorder, alcohol dependence or adjustment disorder or anything else. Kindly get it confirmed from the person who has written.
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Sujitha gurram
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6 yrs exp
Nellore
It might be anxiety disorder or alcohol dependence…u can knw what ur Upto previously ..:still have doubts msg me what symptoms u had before n vl tell u
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Dr. Mohd Abrar
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15 yrs exp
Srinagar
Anxiety disorder.. As ibs is mostly associated with it
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