Isha Kaur Arora, MD

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About

Isha Kaur Arora, MD, is affiliated with the Department of Psychiatry at the National Institute of Mental Health and Neurosciences in Bengaluru, India. Arora has published research on addiction and women's mental health, including studies on pregnancy-related anxiety and opium withdrawal. Contributions span from 2022 to 2025 in Psychiatrist.com. Frequent collaborators include Akhil Danesh Goel, Charu Sharma, Dheeraj Goya, Gautam Sudhakar, and Mukesh Kumar Swami.

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Association of Pregnancy-Related Anxiety With Perceived Social Support: An Observational Study Among Third-Trimester Antenatal Women
Original Research

Association of Pregnancy-Related Anxiety With Perceived Social Support: An Observational Study Among Third-Trimester Antenatal Women

March 20, 2025

Late-pregnancy anxiety was linked to perceived social support, and specific pregnancy-related anxiety themes, such as concerns about giving birth, the child’s health, one’s own appearance, correlated with distinct perceived...
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Opium Withdrawal Presenting as Recurrent Vomiting
Case Report

Opium Withdrawal Presenting as Recurrent Vomiting

August 23, 2022

Here, the authors discuss a case of opium withdrawal presenting with recurrent vomiting, which is uncommon.
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