Online Psychiatry
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Our psychiatrists will work with you to understand your symptoms, review your medical and psychiatric history and if appropriate, develop a treatment plan that’s right for you.
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Who is a psychiatrist?
A psychiatrist is a registered doctor who has studied medicine for 5.5 years and specialised in psychiatry for a minimum of 3 years to get a post-graduate degree - MD or DNB. They are qualified to assess both the mental and physical aspects of psychological conditions and prescribe medications (if needed) for the same.
Our psychiatrists can help you with:
Depression
Anxiety
Bipolar disorders
OCD
Sleep disturbances and many more
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Get Help NowA psychiatrist is a doctor who has completed their MD or DNB in psychiatry after completing their MBBS. It involves the study, diagnosis, treatment and prevention of psychiatric symptoms (for e.g. mood disorders, anxiety disorders, psychotic disorders, substance use etc.). They are qualified to assess both the mental and physical aspects of psychological conditions and prescribe medications (if needed) for the same.
Both professions aim to enhance everyday functioning and well-being. However, psychotherapy involves talk therapy as a medium of treating psychological problems while in psychiatry the medium of treatment is primarily pharmacotherapy which involves the use of medication to treat psychological disorders.
Psychiatrists help people who are in distress due to a variety of issues, such as depression, anxiety, bipolar disorder, OCD, psychosis, and other symptoms.
A psychiatrist carries out examinations to identify the optimal treatment strategy and can prescribe medication for psychological illnesses and other conditions that necessitate medication assistance. They are trained to deal with the psychological and interpersonal aspects of difficulties, as well as the prescription of medication.
Each client is unique. Several emotional and psychological difficulties can be addressed with therapy and counseling. However, research suggests that for some conditions, the implementation of psychotherapy and psychiatric medication simultaneously may be the most effective treatment. Your psychiatrist will assist you in making the right decision for your specific situation.
No. A psychiatric examination is intended to look thoroughly at all of the variables that may be contributing to the trouble you are experiencing. A psychiatrist can provide therapy suggestions after determining the biological, social, and psychological aspects involved and how they interact. It is the client’s discretion if they want to take medication.
No, not always. Since each client and the therapeutic plan is unique, the length of time you may take medication will be established by you and your psychiatrist collaboratively. It is ideal for some clients to take medication at a particularly hard phase in order to improve their functioning while working on emotional and behavioral issues in therapy. When symptoms improve, the treatment regimen can be evaluated.
If you’re experiencing an emergency and need immediate help, call suicide prevention helplines or go to the nearest hospital.