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Hello and thank you for visiting my Lybrate profile! I want to let you know that here at my office my staff and I will do our best to make you comfortable. I strongly believe in ethics; a......more
Hello and thank you for visiting my Lybrate profile! I want to let you know that here at my office my staff and I will do our best to make you comfortable. I strongly believe in ethics; as a health provider being ethical is not just a remembered value, but a strongly observed one.
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Dr. Subramanian is one of the best Neurologists in Richmond Town, Bangalore. He has had many happy patients in his 12 years of journey as a Neurologist. He is a Doctor Of Physical Therapy (DPT), MPTh/MPT . You can consult Dr. Subramanian at Spectrum Physio Centre, Sita Bhateja in Richmond Town, Bangalore. Don’t wait in a queue, book an instant appointment online with Dr. Subramanian on Lybrate.com.
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Doctor Of Physical Therapy (DPT) - PSG College of Physiotherapy - 2005
MPTh/MPT - PSG College of Physiotherapy - 2008
English
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#9, O'Shaughnessy Road, Langford Gardens, Richmond Town. Landmark: Next to Baldwin Girls High School, Near Hockey Stadium., Bangalore Get Directions
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Treatment of Nerve And Muscle Disorders
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Treatment of Paralysis
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Epilepsy Treatment
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Vertigo Treatment
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Cerebral Palsy Treatment
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Brain Tumor Surgery
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Electroconvulsive Therapy (Ect) Treatment
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Surgery Of The Facial Nerve
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Treatment of Traumatic Brain Injury (Tbi)
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26
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Hooghly asked
Hello lybrate-user.
You are requested to take following homoeopathic medicine as per direction.
1. Arnica 30 200 one drop morning evening.
2. Hypericum 200 one drop afternoon night.
Both medicine continue for 15 days and report.
Thanks for consult.
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Hyderabad asked
Best is to avoid trigger for migraine. It could be something in your diet, perfumes, poor sleep, depression, fasting and many more. Betacap tr is first line of preventive treatment. Wait for 1-3 months for appropriate response. This dose can be increased. We have to be very cautious giving her this preventive treatment as many drugs terratogenic and she is in reproductive age group.
22
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Srinagar asked
Hye. Thanks for the query. You cannot blame weight or energy levels on the thyroid. If there is a genetic tendency, you will gain it only if you do not take care of your health. In fact even if you don't have a genetic history poor lifestyle can make you prone to a thyroid gland imbalance.
General weakness or feeling lethargic is a common problem faced by many. Basically, weakness is “lack of physical or muscle strength and the feeling that extra effort is needed to perform daily activities”.
Weakness may leave you without energy to carry out day-to-day activities, drowsy or tired, sluggish, and uninterested. Other symptoms include excessive sweating, loss of appetite, difficulty concentrating, and difficulty falling asleep.
You can feel weak due to lack of essential nutrients, not getting enough sleep, a weak immune system, excessive drinking, skipping meals, emotional stress, and too much physical labor.
Persistent weakness can be caused by health problems like anemia, arthritis, hypothyroidism, a sleep disorder, cancer, chronic fatigue syndrome, diabetes and heart disease. In these cases, it is very important to find out the exact cause behind your weakness.
Diet is the main source of energy for our body. It is important to know that just eating two heavy meals a day will not fulfill your nutrient needs.
Most often we skip meals especially when at work or in college. We start our day on empty stomach but our work or stress or activity is never reduced.
This causes weakness and lack of energy levels. Food is our source of energy and if you don't eat well as per your needs you are going to get deficient in many nutrients.
So, start by eating the right foods at the right time.
Eat meals at frequent intervals.
Eat a mid meal between each main meal. Avoid junk foods.
Include dairy, eggs, nuts, fruits in your meals. Avoid alcohol and smoking. Sleep well. So, to feel energetic and refreshed in life, you must exercise daily for at least 30 minutes, maintain your ideal body weight, follow a good diet, sleep properly, drink water throughout the day to keep your body hydrated, avoid alcohol and stop smoking.
45
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Delhi asked
As you are feeling weakness on right half of body with numbness, it may be related to some problem in brain or cervical spinal cord. You have to give information weather similar numbness in right side of face, if it is there you may need a brain scanning (mri brain) to rule out any serious problem.
22
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Bangalore asked
For headache take tablet paracetamol and we can start tablet propranolol after personal consultation and also start with tablet folicacid 5 mg once a day for six months.
30
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Surat asked
no need for it.
take
basant kusumakar ras swarn yukta 125 mg BD
gokshuradi awleh bd
for 60 days only to get completely cured.
25
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Bangalore asked
Her headaches might be because of tensions. From the symptoms you described, it does not appear to be like migraine. Encourage her to share her worries with you or someone who she can trust. Assure her of your support as well. Tell her that you love her and you care for her. Tell her that when she is worried you also get affected and you both together can find some solutions to your problems.
Also ask her to avoid going out in the mornings presently, as it is very hot outside because of summers. Ask her to drink plenty of water. See if she is having her food properly or not. In spite of doing all this, if the headache continues then consult a doctor. Avoid self medication. Take care.
41
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Kindly apply surgeon gloves while writing, signing. Its writer' s cramp. Its a neurological disorder. Do stretches for your hands before and after your job. This will be help full
20
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PG Diploma in Emergency Medicine Services (PGDEMS), Bachelor of Ayurveda, Medicine and Surgery (BAMS), MD - Alternate Medicine
Ayurveda, Ghaziabad
1-apply prasarini oil or pranacharya restopain oil on your affected part and give hot water fomentation. 2-take yograj guggul and agni tundi vati after lunch and dinner with warm water. 3-Take maha rasnadi kwath 2-2 tsf twice a day. 4-Take pranacharya vatari capsule and syrup twice a day.
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Ph.D - Ayurveda, MD - Ayurveda, Diploma in Diet and Nutrition, Bachelor of Ayurveda, Medicine and Surgery (BAMS), Diploma Yoga
Ayurveda, Jaipur
Epilepsy does has treatment. It may take some time. Also the thing to note that since the disease have a very long history in your mother - if complete omission of the disease is virtually not possible the delay in the fits episode may be a huge success. We can definitely improve the quality of life of your mother better to an extent.
Start avle ka murabba in your diet.
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Fellowship in epilepsy, DM - Neurology, DNB (General Medicine), MD - General Medicine, MBBS
Neurologist, Bangalore
Treat epilepsy and prevent brain damage. Poor control of seizures and epilepsy can cause memory problems, behavioral problems and depression.
23
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Hello, it could be due to stress This problem can be solved by Meditation, i will give you address of Rajyoga meditation center near your house (this is free of cost) you can go for regular Physical exercise Kindly get checked your eyes for refractive errors consult physician for further management
18
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Amritsar asked
Epilepsy is a disorder in what ch a person has a tendency to have recurrent fits and convulsions. In most of the longstanding cases of epilepsy it is idiopathic, that is without any apparent cause. It usually occurs due to uncontrolled electrical activity of brain neurons. In some instances fit smay occur after head injuries, bleeds in brain, infections, electrolyte imbalance, lowered sugars etc. Epilepsy needs management with regular use of medications so as to control recurrent fits. This has to be an individualised treatment.
Certain provocative factors like inadequate sleep, physical exhaustion, decreased oxygen in air, fasting, loud noise, scorching sun etc may precipitate fits in a known case of epilepsy. So it is advisable to refrain from such factors.
For any further queries or assistance you may consult me online
37
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female
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Ajmer asked
Physiotherapy is the solution. Because once clotting occurs it takes time to heal up. Area supplied by the vessel will become necrose and leads to anxiety symptom. Kindly consult neurologist and and give good psychotherapy to mother through the doctor.
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Migraine vs. Headache: know the difference
How to differentiate between a migraine and headache?
When you feel pain or pressure in your head, it may become difficult for you to assess whether you are experiencing a common headache or a migraine. Let's understand how different they are from each other.
A typical headache usually affects both sides of your head and varies from a mild to moderate pain. It can last from 30 minutes to up to a period of one week.
Some specific areas which get affected by a headache are:
- Temples
- Forehead
- Back of your neck
Factors that trigger this headache type are a muscle strain, stress or anxiety.
A migraine, on the other hand, is also a type of a headache which results in an acute throbbing sensation in one part of your head. Usually, migraine headaches are highly painful. Migraine pain makes it difficult for a person to carry out his/her daily tasks. Symptoms or signs associated with migraine attacks are:
- Vomiting
- Nausea
- Sensitivity to sound or light
- Pain in the temples
- Temporary loss of vision
- Pain behind your ear or eye
What are the common causes of a migraine?
- Hormonal imbalances in women - fluctuations in oestrogen, especially during menopause or pregnancy seem to trigger a migraine
- Drinks like wine and extremely caffeinated beverages
- Foods such as salty foods, aged cheese as well as processed foods can trigger the migraine attack.
- Medications - vasodilators such as nitroglycerine and oral contraceptives can intensify migraine pain.
How to treat a headache?
Fortunately, you can get rid of stress-induced headaches through over-the-counter treatments, which include:
- Aspirin
- Acetaminophen
- Ibuprofen
How to treat a migraine?
If you experience migraine attacks less frequently, these medicines may give you quick relief:
- Triptans, such as rizatriptan (Maxalt) or almotriptan (Axert)
- Antinausea medicines, such as chlorpromazine (Thorazine), promethazine (Phenergan) or prochlorperazine (Compazine)
- Non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (NSAIDs), such as acetaminophen, naproxen sodium, aspirin or ibuprofen
Some preventive tips:
- Make changes in your diet such as avoid such foods, including caffeine and alcohol which are believed to trigger headaches.
- You can also try muscle relaxation exercises, yoga or meditation to ease the migraine attack.
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46
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Bhopal asked
Hi lybrate-user,
you must be going through a lot, thanks for recognizing the severity and seeking help. It seems you are undergoing depression for which you will have to start medication as soon as possible. Apart from that please consult a psychologist to help you manage your problem- family and career life. You may need cognitive behavioral therapy for negative thoughts. I would like you to practice deep breathing exercise daily.
Consult for same.
31
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You have not mentioned the age and since how long you have this problem. Avoid foods that aggrevate the problem. Don't take spicy fried food sour food during the attack.
58
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female
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Kurnool asked
The area damaged due to brain stroke recovers on its own depending upon the severity of damage. The standard medicines are blood thinners (ecosprin and clopidogrel). Physiotherapy helps a lot. Do not have much idea of ayurveda or any alternative medicine. Till now there has been no drug/ method to reverse the neurological damage.
23
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female
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Shimoga asked
This is called peripheral neuropathy. Get your blood sugar done as it is a known cause of it. We have to rule out leprosy also, in which you have to take help of a dermatologist.
21
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male
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Jaipur asked
Take more liquid diet like juices. Yoga, meditation, bhramari pranayam 10 minute daily. And take some ayurvedic medicine without side effect please contact me.
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