My aunt is suffering from mild to moderate dementia I have consulted a psychiatrist that has suggested to do an MRI brain for dementia apart from the MRI brain are there any dementia related tests as well that I should do or MRI brain would be sufficient
Hi Doctor i am a 40 year old woman I do have 6 year old he goes to school regularly, but hyper so I get medication from concern doctor and about my husband he doesn't works he left the job so I am taking care of family we don't get intimate as he has erection so he usse viagra once in a while we have we end up fighting when ever I try to get closer my mind and thoughts doesn't allow to get closer with him .my problem is that I am getting attracted to other men who is friendly and hes married having 2 kids I don't know how to to control my thoughts and concentrate on my kid please do help me so I don't hurt myself or go in wrong direction
I am using meloset 3mg medicine, is it a good Brand? I am worrying about quality, is it a well known brand or not?
2 months before I was admitted in hospital for alcohol dependence syndrome, there they gave zoldy 10 mg disulphiram 250 mg, online fort 10 mg, after two weeks of medication I smoked cigerette, i had full body jerks three times while standing ,I got fear on that time that continues, I visited doctor ,he said this ll be medicine reaction don't worry, so stopped the medication,but tha fearfully thoughts didn't go away from me, so I consulted other phsychiatrist doctor he told you have anxiety you have take anxiety medication setraline 25 mg for anxiet ,quitipin 25 for sleep... I have fear so I consulted another doctor he suggested also you have anxiety you have take fluoxetine 20 mg and qutipin 25 mg, I'm confused now which medication I can start, why two different medication
Hi, I met this girl for arrange marriage by my parents.We recently had our engagement few days ago, her attitude has changed since then wanting me to treat like priority which is fine initially but she gets overly horny sometimes and tries to dominate me saying I'm hers only.My female friends wanted to meet her so I took her with me, she is hugging my hands tightly in front of them that I got really embarrassed in front of my friends, she lip locks me forcefully in her house when her parents are in home. Few more things have happened in public. I have said to her in nice words on how to behave when we are not alone, she has took this casually and tease me, I'm not her puppy and I don't want my friends & people to think I have got wife who is sexy horny slut.Having said that, apart from this attitude.She is gorgeous and most intelligent person in my life, I allow her to wear modern short, revealing dresses etc.How to make her understand don't act like a slut and how to behave in public?
Patients usually arrive at the idea of neurofeedback in one of two states: hopeful, having read that it can "retrain your brain," or skeptical, having read the exact same thing and concluded it sounds too good to be true. Both instincts are reasonable. Neurofeedback is a real, decades-old ...
The most common question I'm asked about ketamine isn't whether it works. It's why it works at all.It's a fair question. Ketamine is an old medication — it has been on hospital shelves as an anesthetic since the 1970s. It has nothing structurally in common with the antidepressants most ...
In the first week of TMS treatment, almost every patient I see asks some version of the same question: when am I supposed to feel different?The version I hear most often comes from people who have spent months or years cycling through antidepressants, where "when will I feel different" ...
Marriage is not just a relationship between two individuals—it is also deeply influenced by families, culture, expectations, and emotional bonds. In many Indian families, parental involvement in a couple’s life is common and often comes from love and concern. However, ...
In India’s cultural imagination, marriage is portrayed as the ultimate destination—a symbol of fulfillment, stability, and respect. The “ideal housewife” is celebrated as the silent pillar of the family.But beneath this ideal lies a far more disturbing clinical reality.For ...
