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Chhabra Psychiatry Centre is known for housing experienced Psychiatrists. Dr. Vishal Chhabra, a well-reputed Psychiatrist, practices in New Delhi. Visit this medical health centre for Psychiatrists recommended by 61 patients.
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MON-SAT
06:00 PM - 08:00 PM
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107-108, 1st Floor RG-1 Complex, Opp. Balaji Mandir, Prashant Vihar, Sector-14 Rohini
Prashant Vihar New Delhi, Delhi
- 110085
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Shivali Singh
Feb 26, 2015
Hello, i got to meet Dr. Vishal Chhabra in the year 2007... i ws under severe depression / mental illness and got treated by him in gtb hospital, shahdra... he rathr than jst being a doctr ,becam more of a frend cum doctr for me.. he ws th only one wd whom i used to share all my thogts n feelings... n by his endeviours i cud come out of tht illnes very easily... tody m living a vry happy n healthy life... hv many timz recommnded his name to many in need... wish all d luv n luck to Sir Vishal Chhabra.. will alws b greatful to u for wt u dd for me... u gave me a new life... regrds shivali singh
Nitin
Feb 16, 2015
dr. vishal is a caring and patient doctor , he listens to the problems at length and then comes up with ways to tackle them........ he's not in the habit of prescribing meds just for the sake of it!! i feel a lot better about my bipolar sincce i started my treatment with him........
Shaiwal Sanjit
Feb 16, 2015
I underwent treatment from Dr.Vishal Chhabra from 2007 to2012 and found him to be extremely warm, sympathetic and efficient. I would not hesitate to recommend him to anybody in need of a good psychiatrist.
Sandhya Gulia
Feb 23, 2015
Besides being good at his profession........he maintains a degree of concern,humanity,kindness and empathy for the patients.A true "healer" of minds.Keep up the good work sir.God Bless.
User
Feb 9, 2015
If the world had more people like u it would be a better place. Saying thank you will never repay ur kindness. BEST DOCTER EVER. Lots of regards fr u SIR Neha n Sumit Hooda
Aseem Seth
Feb 8, 2015
Thoughtful, sensitive, compassionate - He has the gift of experience tempered with kindness. A good doctor, and an even better human being.
Amit Jain
May 31, 2015
It was a great experience with Dr Vishal. He is calm, gives full time and in no hurry to move on to next appointment. Very good doctor
Teena
Feb 13, 2015
One of the doctors Who is not only best at his work , but he is an amzing soul...., so he heals his patient with love.
Anant
Mar 22, 2015
Dr vishal is a very great doctor. If I am alive in this world then just because of the two doctors Dr Vishal Dr Neha
Varun
Sep 20, 2014
Ready to listen, Patience, good in diagnos and cooperative
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years old
male
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Chandigarh asked
Hi. OCD is a type of anxiety disorder for which you must see a psychiatrist for detailed analysis of your symptoms and the usual treatment for OCD is a combination of psychotherapy and medicines.
28
years old
female
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Kolkata asked
Around 2-3% of population suffer from OCD. The usual treatment for this is the combination of psychotherapy and medicines by a psychiatrist with the help of a psychologist.
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OCD stands for Obsessive Compulsive Disorder, which is one the most common anxiety disorder, is seen in 2-3% of general population. The main features of this disorder are obsessions and compulsions. Obsessions are repetitive, intrusive, unwanted thoughts which keep arising in the mind of the patient which patient is unable to stop causing severe anxiety and disability to the patient. Compulsions are the repetitive acts which a person carries out in response to the obsessive thoughts to decrease the anxiety caused by these thoughts. One of the commonest examples of OCD is repetitive hand washing and other cleaning rituals (compulsions) which a person does in response to repetitive negative thoughts and fear of contamination (obsessions).
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Depression (unipolar) will be the leading cause of disability in the world by 2020. And one of the reasons for this is increasing stress. And one of the best ways to prevent it is healthy lifestyles which include proper sleep healthy diet and daily exercise/yoga.
39
years old
male
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Delhi asked
Dear, alcohol dependence syndrome (addiction) is a serious condition which can cause harm to various organs of the body including brain and nervous system. The symptoms like tingling and numbness and shaky hands are due to peripheral neuropathy and weakness of the nervous system. Whereas loss of apetite and wt loss are due to liver and git dysfunction. Lot of time people believe addictions are just bad habits which can be left at anytime with some wiilpower. And only later they realise that its not as easy as it sounds plus it becomes alarmingly dangerous in later stages of addiction. Kindly consult a psychiatrist as soon as possible for complete evaluation and treatment. You may also have to consult a liver specialist if your suffering from jaundice or liver dysfunction.
Regards, Dr. Vishal chhabra.
22
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Sagar asked
Dear I had written a brief overview on bipolar last yr on lybrate under health tips section. You can have a look at it. May be useful.
Regards.
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Smokers have a 4 times risk of heart attack compared to non-smokers.
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Do u know that tobacco use can cause more than 10 types of CANCER?
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Do you know more than 4000 chemicals have been identified in tobacco smoke.Out of these 250 are carcinogenic.
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Substance Abuse/Dependence (technical term for addiction) is not just a habit which you can quit anytime (and usually restart again very soon) but it is a proper disease with biological underpinnings i.e. Even a single puff of cigarette or a sip of alcohol brings about changes in the brain which can lead to addiction. These substances release a chemical in the brain called Dopamine which gives us pleasure and happiness which makes us get hooked to them. However over time we require higher amount of the substance to get the same amount of high which we got initially with a very small dose.This happens because of 'neuroplasticity' and 'tolerance.These higher doses cause mental and physical harm but person continues to do it because by that time the mind and body is totally addicted to it and now not taking the substance causes pain or restlessness or lack of pleasure or any other withdrawal symptom.But people continue to think its just a habit and i can kick it myself till the very late stage when it becomes unbearable or very dangerous for the health!
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In last one decade we are seeing a huge increase in Substance abuse in this country specially among youngsters. The use of cannabis, alcohol and tobacco has become rampant in all college campuses causing rise in various substance abuse and psychological problems. Research shows the risk of addiction increases if person starts at young age. Younger the age of starting, higher the chance of addiction. As the social taboo decreases on use of Cannabis (mostly due to legalisation in Westren countries), Alcohol and Tobacco (both due to their depiction in media and rising corporate culture of work hard party hard) there is endemic spreading in our country of these drugs which harm both mental and physical health. In my next post i would talk of why addiction is a biological disease not just a bad habit
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Dreams are a window into our minds.Its common to have bad dreams during depression due to excessive negative thoughts coming into the mind throughout the day.Such stress needs to be released during sleep hence excessive dreams in some pts.Pls remember that Sleep has a very important role in maintaing our physical and mental health.U must consult a psychiatrist to get urself evaluated properly and take the treatment as advised which is usually a combination of meds and counselling.
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The goal of treatment of Bipolar disorder is not just quick relief from the current mood episode but to be able to prevent future mood eposides. Hence treatment doesn’t end after the remission of current mood episode but it is very important to continue the treatment for a long period of time (depending upon case to case...but at least one year) to prevent or at least reduce the risk of developing future mood eposides. This long term treatment is called maintenance phase. It is important to visit ur psychiatrist regularly as medications need to be adjusted/changed according to the phase of treatment a Bipolar pt is in. It is a delicate balancing act.
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What is Bipolar Disorder? It is a type of Mood Disorder (there are various types of Mood Ds) where person suffers from bouts of low mood (Depression) and high mood (Mania). These bouts can last from days to weeks to even months causing significant problems to patient and his/her family members in their personal, social and occupational functioning. Thankfully we have now safe and effective treatments available for this chronic illness. With proper treatment and family support thousands and thousands of patients are living good functional lives world over.
34
years old
male
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Chandigarh asked
Dear are you taking these two meds without break since 2006. If you arer and u didn't face another episode of illness since then, then it is time to reduce your medicines. Start with reducing Olanzepine to 2.5mg per night. Otherwise please consult a psychiatrist to get review of your medications.
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Dr. Vishal Chhabra
year old
male
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Deep thank you for sharing your problem, however it looks bit complex and I would like to meet you and look into your case in detail before I could offer you any concrete answer. Please take an appointment if possible.
Regards,
Dr. Vishal Chhabra
31
years old
male
from
Patna asked
Dear Kanishk, you may be suffering from Social Anxiety Disorder. Kindly consult a psychiatrist or psychologist to discuss the problem in detail. It is not difficult to get out this problem if handled well.
Regards
Dr. Vishal Chhabra
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'What is the difference between a Psychiatrist and Psychologist'...i am asked this question repeatedly...here is the answer which will help those who may not know the difference.
Psychiatrists are Medical Doctors who are trained in Psychiatry (detection and treatment of Mental Illnesses) after their MBBS. By virtue of their qualification and training they can prescribe medications, give ECT or other somatic treatments and do counselling/psychotherapy.
Psychologists are usually from Arts or Science background who do their Bachelors and Masters in Psychology before entering into clinical practice. Some do Ph.D also to get the coveted title of Dr. Nowadays a good number of Psychologists are doing M.Phil in clinical psychology (which is a more comprehensive course specially in dealing with chronic illnesses like Schizophrenia, Bipolar, Alcoholism etc). Psychologists are trained to do counselling, psychotherapy and various types of psychological assessments like IQ, Personality testing, Psychometric assessments etc.
In many settings Psychiatrists and Psychologists work as a team to deal with a wide variety of Psychological problems.
though this explanation is not comprehensive i hope it will clarify some basic points.
Cheers
Psychiatrists are Medical Doctors who are trained in Psychiatry (detection and treatment of Mental Illnesses) after their MBBS. By virtue of their qualification and training they can prescribe medications, give ECT or other somatic treatments and do counselling/psychotherapy.
Psychologists are usually from Arts or Science background who do their Bachelors and Masters in Psychology before entering into clinical practice. Some do Ph.D also to get the coveted title of Dr. Nowadays a good number of Psychologists are doing M.Phil in clinical psychology (which is a more comprehensive course specially in dealing with chronic illnesses like Schizophrenia, Bipolar, Alcoholism etc). Psychologists are trained to do counselling, psychotherapy and various types of psychological assessments like IQ, Personality testing, Psychometric assessments etc.
In many settings Psychiatrists and Psychologists work as a team to deal with a wide variety of Psychological problems.
though this explanation is not comprehensive i hope it will clarify some basic points.
Cheers
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male
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Hello Deepak, as far as I know there is no physio effect disorder...probably you mean schizo affective disorder. it's a serious disorder which requires careful monitoring and regular medications. If you want to have a second opinion about ur treatment u can meet me in person. Regards Dr Vishal Chhabra
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