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Reparenting Technique, BA, BEd, Transact...read more

Psychologist•Bangalore
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In fact this is a standout feature of schizophrenia and can ideally be resolved in therapy. Anyway, you must always combine medication with therapy for the best results. The counseling gives you an avenue to work with your emotional issues and you will develop skills in coping with the everyday challenges that life throws at you. You need to be occupied, and fit into a routine of interesting activities every day. Yoga and meditation is also necessary to train your brain to be disciplined and rem...more
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Psychiatrist•Dharwad
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Sizodon does cause weight gain but the benifits of taking medications far outweighs the risks of not taking them. So, don't discontinue medications as long as doctor don't say so. You will have to cut down on your food intake and also start exercising regularly.
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Psychiatrist•Dharwad
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Can try hiking up ssris, fluoxetine upto 80 mg and if these are episodic behaviors, then .maintenance ect can be tried. But with caution. But ect I would not have recommended if another antipsychotic was open as an option. Consult a psychiatrist for nearby for discussing best options. This decision is better taken after detailed assessment of impulsive behavior and trying out some behavioral methods would be possible only if patient is available for assessment.
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Ayurvedic Doctor•Zirakpur
It depends on the country's rules where you want get admission in medical. Generally one form or the other of pre med will be required. Some countries need bachelor of science degree also for medical admission.
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I have developed many neurological issues post covid vaccination which I took on 9th october 2021. Within a day I started getting muscle tremors which I initially ignored but it did not go away and I then got sharp poky sensation all around my body. My body felt weak. My hands still shake. It is very evident when I hold my phone or spoon. It is a bit shaky since october. Sometimes the shakes are bad. I have this burning sensation in my left thigh. Sometimes on the right leg too. I spoke to my family doctor and was asked to take b12 tablet which I did take and I felt better for 2-3 days maybe. But within week, nerves pain began and I had to visit a doctor. I was prescribed gabapin and I took it. But the day I took the tablet, my symptoms became worse and I started getting uncontrollable movements that night and couldn't move my right leg for some time. This was back in october. I still have those movements even today. My hands, neck, feet move or fall on its own especially at night and disrupts my sleep. I have an uneasy feeling and pain in my brain, scalp etc. From past 5 months now along with a host of other symptoms. My b12 and vitamin d are currently within range. I later visited a neuro in november as my symptoms didn't go away infact I started getting this crawling sensations too at times along with the rest. After physical examination, he said my nerves seem fine. I did a nerve test too, it was normal. I haven't done an mri of my brain yet. This is still pending. Also he had given me a tablet for my nerves pain but after taking just 1 tablet, my heart rate shot up within 2 hours or so at night and since then it has never gone back to normal. My heart starts beating fast all of a sudden and turns cold, develops chest tightness at times. When it beats fast, my hands also start shaking. This has been constant. It has been 4 months now and my condition has gotten much worse since the heart episode. My cardio reports came back fine but my heart issue remains. Is this nerve related issue causing me heart issues too? Could you please let me know what is going on in my body? Is this curable? Please help me!

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Homeopathy Doctor•Bellary
Basic rule, if reports turn out to be normal and issue still persists then most of the times it is not physical issue. Sometimes the issue will also be related to the mental health. Your health issue will be perfectly handled through homeopathy. Sometimes we face issues whose diagnosis cannot be made with tests and allopathy will not answer for it. I need to have consultation with you and I need to get few more details from you. You can contact me at the earliest.
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Aap ke problem ko homeopathy se theek kiya ja sakta hain. 2 mahinon me aapke pura problem theek ho jayega.
Mujhe mobile pe whatsapp kijiye.
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General Physician•Delhi
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I am sorry to hear about your concern but will be happy to assist you.
You can treat your child's symptoms of hyperactivity, inattention, and impulsivity without having a diagnosis of attention deficit disorder. Options to start with include getting your child into therapy, implementing a better diet and exercise plan, and modifying the home environment to minimize distractions.
Let's connect over a call so that we can discuss your concern in details and make a suitable treatment plan fo...more
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Psychologist•Bangalore
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Yes, she has serious condition and will be on medication for a long time. But she should go for therapy sessions too. You have not mentioned her age and that could be significant to her recovery too: the younger she is, the better the prognosis. There may be some genetic factors too. She should be made to cooperate because she may not realize and tend to act out and become uncooperative in therapy. In therapy she will learn a lot of skills, tools and techniques to cope with her condition. Any wa...more
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i am dealing with mental illness from last 8 years and tried treatments from all top notch psychiatrist's of the city .ate kilo's of medicines which are some serious, snri's, tricyclic ,tetracyclines, maoi's, clonazepam, alprazolam, etizolam,lamotrigine, sodium valproate, lithium, quetiapine, aripiprazole, olanzapine etc. But these all medicines and psychiatrist's failed to bring my mental well being back. I am dealing with anhedonia, apathy ,disordered thinking, inability to do goal directed activities ,bed ridden ,i don't brush my teeth, I don't bath ,i am doing nothing in my life ,i have no career and super hopeless about my future ,dull facial expression, highly demotivated, suicidal (i have attempted twice ,one with carbon monoxide poisoning and second with 50 mg clonazepam+200 mg zolpidem+750 ml alcohol bottle+20 cigarettes, my purpose was to die from respiratory depression, but I failed ).now to whichever doctor I will go ,i will ask him will you give me ect ,ketamine therapy ,rtms or not.

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Psychiatrist•Bangalore
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Dear lybrate-user,
congratulations for continuing your interest in making your life better. Ect is an option - not tried so far. But it is not a one time treatment. It has to be given under anesthesia, may be 6-12 times. Only few psychiatrists will have ect facility. Ketamine and rtms - very very few psychiatrist will have it. Ketamine will work if you are acutely suicidal. The effect lasts for lesser time than ect. Rtms may be given as outpatient since it does not need anesthesia. But the n...more
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