Gagandeep Singh, MD


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    "I have been a patient of Dr. Singh since age 17 (23 now). He is professional and compassionate, and a one of a kind practitioner. He has always taken the time to educate and inform me and listens intently to my symptoms/concerns. He does not push medication, and does not diagnose or treat a patient without thorough assessment/evaluation first. His interest is genuine. The best psych you'll find. "

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It is not a simple answer. Often times we see anger and we think bipolar disorder - but I try to not hone on this too quickly. Specific symptoms are required for the diagnosis of hypomania/mania. Increased anger can point to underlying issues of depression or anxiety, as well. However, there may not be "clinical" diagnosis. There can be unresolved conflicts with friends, loved ones, etc. which are causing difficulty because those are not being recognized and processed ... I would consider something like bipolar disorder or mood disorder after a careful assessment, but not think of it as the most common reason for this. There are also other concerns potentially such as intermittent explosive disorder, etc that could be considered. I think a consultation with a mental health professional is wise. If there are no clear symptoms highlighting a diagnosis or diagnoses, or perhaps in addition, I would speak with a primary care doctor about any physical work up to be done as well. Lastly, if you are taking medications/drugs, these could be impacting your mood also.

Gagandeep Singh

Education & Credentials

AMA - American Medical Association
ABPN - American Board of Psychiatry and Neurology