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Dementia: 10 Signs and Symptoms
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Dementia: 10 Signs and Symptoms

Dementia is the decline in your mental ability that can greatly affect your day to day life. People often confuse dementia with a mental disease but, this is not a specific disease. Dementia is a number of signs and symptoms that can cause various other diseases. Dementia particularly attacks your thinking, memory and communication power. […]

April 22, 2016
10 Signs That Your Teenager is Suffering from Depression
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10 Signs That Your Teenager is Suffering from Depression

Typically, any teenager is stereotyped as being moody and whimsical, but depression is a different matter altogether. Do you remember your own teenage? Do you remember the ups and downs of your own emotions? How intense were they? Such troubles might seem insignificant to you, but these rushes of emotions can badly affect your teenager’s […]

April 22, 2016
Alzheimer’s Disease – 3 Ways To Reduce Its Risk
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Alzheimer’s Disease – 3 Ways To Reduce Its Risk

Alzheimer’s is a deadly disease that slowly and gradually robs one’s memory and their ability to do their everyday activities. There are certainly a handful of drugs that manage Alzheimer’s by boosting neurotransmitters in the brain, but these drugs cannot stop its progression or reverse its deadly effects. Though researchers and scientists are conducting different […]

April 13, 2016
4 Tips For Positive Parenting
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4 Tips For Positive Parenting

Dr. David Fassler, MD, child and adolescent psychiatrist says, “A child also suffers from depression – it probably affects 3% and 5% of all children and adolescents.” Your child can also be a victim! One of the best ways to deal with children suffering from depression is through counselling services. Since children are more close […]

March 29, 2016
5 Natural Therapies For Depression
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5 Natural Therapies For Depression

Depression is a serious mental disorder that affects around 10% of the population. Worldwide researches have proved that at least one in five women and one in ten men suffer from major depressive disorder at some time in their lifetime. People in high-risk jobs are most vulnerable to be attacked by depression. The only problem […]

March 29, 2016
How family members should behave with psychiatric patients?
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How family members should behave with psychiatric patients?

They should behave with utmost care and compassion. On treating psychiatric patients full of dignity, love and respect should be there. Accept and recognize the problem of patients and deal accordingly. It is better to have supervised medications initially.

March 29, 2016
When will the patient be alright?
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When will the patient be alright?

Generally if you consult Psychiatrist, then it takes minimum of 3 weeks duration to give some palpable result on giving medicines, whereas counseling is a longterm process. It requires few extensive sessions to produce some result. So patience is the key in psychiatric treatment.

March 29, 2016
Life long continuation of medicines? Is it safe? Will there be any harm?
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Life long continuation of medicines? Is it safe? Will there be any harm?

We have to calculate risk-benefit ratio which is more favourable in favour of benefit, ie. since patient remain stable on taking medicines so some fewer side effects of medicines are acceptable. Our objective is to prevent relapse of psychiatric disorders, which is only possible on taking regular medicines, by counselling and proper psycho education.

March 29, 2016