Best Psychiatry Clinics in Pune

Sirona's Healing Centre

Mohammadwadi, Pune

Multi-Specialty Hospital

216, Marvel Sangria, Above Allen Solly Store

8313 KM's away

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Dr. Wamika Agarwal

Child Behavior Therapist

10 years of experience

Dr. Zeenat Khan

Dietitian/Nutritionist

15 years of experience

Dr. Mahesh Adavalkar

Yoga And Naturopathy

17 years of experience

Dr. Manish Bajpayee

Adolescent And Child Psychiatrist

31 years of experience

Dr. Tripti Khanna

Dietitian/Nutritionist

18 years of experience

Dr. Abdul Ayyub

Dermatologist

15 years of experience

Dr. Sonali Joshi

Alternative Medicine

30 years of experience

Dr. A. Salam

Allergist/Immunologist

18 years of experience

Dr. Ved Pratap

Pediatrician

19 years of experience

Dr. Anil Gupta

General Physician

35 years of experience

Olive Health Center

Viman Nagar, Pune

Multi-Specialty Hospital

Olive Health Centre Row House Number-5, Lunkad Gardens, Datta Mandir Chowk, Landmark: Opposite HDFC Bank, Pune

8314 KM's away

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Dr. Sushil Deshmukh

Gastrointestinal Surgeon

17 years of experience

Dr. Geeta Parwani

Adolescent Medicine Physician

28 years of experience

Dr. Anisha Yadav

Physiotherapist

18 years of experience

Dr. Sobia Abraham

Physiotherapist

17 years of experience

Dr. Sapna Mahajan

Ayurveda

17 years of experience

Dr. Abhishek Zanwar

Rheumatologist

12 years of experience

Dr. Alifia Cementwala

Physiotherapist

29 years of experience

Dr. Anup Bhoyar

General Physician

16 years of experience

Dr. Mahek Mukhi

Gynecologist/Obstetrician

15 years of experience

Dr. Namrata Pande

Physiotherapist

10 years of experience

Amar Clinic

Hadapsar, Pune

#A/3, Amar classic, 1st floor, Landmark: Next to kalyanadhama, Mangal kaaryalaya.

8307 KM's away

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Dr. Kshiteendra Krishna

Dermatologist

31 years of experience

Nityanand Rehabilitation Centre

Katraj, Pune

Patang Plaza, Opposite Sacchi Aai Mamta Mandir

8307 KM's away

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Dr. Nitin Dalaya

Psychiatrist

29 years of experience

Aneesh Clinic

Bhosari, Pune

Adinathnagar, Bhosari, Landmark: Opp. Sukhwani Baug.

8308 KM's away

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Dr. Anupama Khalade

Ayurveda

31 years of experience

Shree Hari Om Ayurved Clinic & Panchkarma

Karve Nagar, Pune

Bharat Colony, Canal Road

8304 KM's away

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Dr. Jaya Sambhus

Ayurveda

19 years of experience

Chintamani Clinic

Bhosari, Pune

Survey No. 197/2, Laxmi Nagar, Shri Ram Vidyamandir Road, Shastri Chowk, Bhosari.

8309 KM's away

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Dr. Amol Langi

Ayurveda

18 years of experience

Kush Neuro Hub

Wakad, Pune

Prudentia Building , Mauli Chauk , Datta Mandir Road

8299 KM's away

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Dr. Kunal Jadhav

Geriatric Neurologist

12 years of experience

Siddhi Physiotherapy Clinic

Pimpri-Chinchwad, Pune

Gajanan Complex, Plot No. GP-161, G-Block, Shahunagar, MIDC, Chinchwad, Landmark: Opp. D.Y. Patil School.

8304 KM's away

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Dr. Roopa (Physiotherapist)

Physiotherapist

25 years of experience

Dr. Devendra's Homoeopathic Clinic

Vishrantwadi, Pune

Shoppers Orbit Mall, B-Wing, Shop Number-51, Ground Floor, Alandi Road

8311 KM's away

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Top 10 Psychiatry Clinics Near Pune

Hospital	Rating	Doctors	Location
Sirona's Healing Centre	----	2323	Mohammadwadi, Pune
Olive Health Center	----	1414	Viman Nagar, Pune
Amar Clinic	----	11	Hadapsar, Pune
Nityanand Rehabilitation Centre	----	11	Katraj, Pune
Aneesh Clinic	----	11	Bhosari, Pune
Shree Hari Om Ayurved Clinic & Panchkarma	----	11	Karve Nagar, Pune
Chintamani Clinic	----	11	Bhosari, Pune
Kush Neuro Hub	----	11	Wakad, Pune
Siddhi Physiotherapy Clinic	----	11	Pimpri-Chinchwad, Pune
Dr. Devendra's Homoeopathic Clinic	----	--------	Vishrantwadi, Pune

Questions & Answers on "Psychiatry" (531)

I am a 17 years female and I am very depressed like I can't just explain you i am not interested in anything right now can't tell anyone about it I just need your little help pls connect with me

Female | 17

It’s not uncommon for many to experience feelings of sadness, lack of interest, or hopelessness, especially during tough times. These symptoms can arise from various factors, including stress, hormonal changes, or even lifestyle. It’s important to talk to someone, like a trusted adult or a mental health professional, who can help you navigate these feelings. Consider engaging in small activities you once enjoyed or practicing self-care. Seeking professional guidance is crucial, as they can provide the support and tools you need.

Answered on 7th Feb '25

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Nind na aana please koi dawa bataye.

Male | 45

Agar aapko kisi tarah ki takleef ya symptoms mehsoos ho rahe hain, jaise ki dard, khushk khasi, ya thakan, toh yeh zaroori hai ki aap isse samjhein. Ye issues kabhi kabhi stress, allergy ya kisi infection ki wajah se ho sakte hain. Ghar par kuch gharelu nuskhe, jaise chai ya garm paani se gargle karna, aapko aram de sakta hai. Lekin, agar aapki halat behtar nahi hoti ya symptoms khatarnaak ho, toh ek psychiatrist se sampark karna behad zaroori hai.

Answered on 13th Feb '25

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My father is 47 yr old. He is a diabetic patient and lives under alot of stress. Its been more than 2 months he is mentally ill. He takes small dose if sleeping pills. And he also takes antistressmedicine. He often feels anxiety. What could be the possible way to overcome this problem and and what could be the reason for this problem.

Male | 47

Stress, diabetes, and mental problems can all influence one another. People with diabetes may experience anxiety, which is caused by the condition. Stress could also contribute to the escalation of mental health symptoms. The optimal method of supporting your dad is to persuade him to see a therapist or a psychiatrist. They can give him aid and also, teach him, healthy strategies to deal with stress and anxiety.

Answered on 21st Oct '24

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I'm 23 years old and I used to use meth for 3 months now I've been off for 10 days now I've had withdrawals I've had headaches I've had panic attacks I've had anxiety I've had trouble sleeping and all that The biggest problem is in speaking, it is in communication. I work and I have to talk to people. I don't talk to people. What to talk and what to answer this problem is bothering me a lot after meth off

Male | 23

It's great that you've stopped using meth, and it's normal to experience withdrawal symptoms during recovery. The headaches, anxiety, panic attacks, and difficulty communicating are common reactions your body is having as it adjusts. Focus on self-care strategies like maintaining a regular sleep schedule, practicing relaxation techniques, and engaging in light exercise. Speaking with someone you trust can also help ease your communication anxiety. Additionally, consider reaching out to a psychiatrist for personalized support and guidance through this process.

Answered on 28th Jan '25

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I am a 21-year-old female that been having trouble for five months can’t fall asleep at night time but sleep throughout today. I try to take trazodone but don’t work for me and Seroquel I can’t take anymore due to a stroke back in August I also tried melatonin, but don’t work.

Female | 21

It sounds like you're experiencing a type of insomnia, which can affect your overall well-being. Factors like stress, lifestyle, or underlying health issues might contribute to difficulty sleeping at night while feeling sleepy during the day. Since you’ve tried several medications without success, it is important to explore other options. Consider establishing a calming bedtime routine, limiting screen time before sleep, and practicing relaxation techniques like deep breathing or meditation. Please consult a psychiatrist for personalized advice and alternative treatments.

Answered on 10th Feb '25

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I've fallen into a bad habit and I can't seem to get rid of it. I feel like I'm addicted to it.

Male | 31

You might experience physical cravings, emotional discomfort, or difficulty concentrating. Often, these behaviors stem from stress, boredom, or seeking comfort. To foster positive change, consider setting small, achievable goals and gradually replace the habit with healthier activities, like exercise or mindfulness. Reach out to supportive friends or groups who understand your situation. If you feel it's challenging to manage alone, please consult a psychiatrist. They can provide tailored strategies and support for your journey toward recovery.

Answered on 7th Mar '25

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I have trouble falling back to sleep when I wake up in middle of the night. What do I do?

Male | 25

One of the reasons that might be causing this is probably stress or anxiety. Although you need to sleep, your mind is busy processing thoughts that have been bothering you. Try relaxation exercises. One example is meditation through deep breathing or exercises to keep your mind off the problem. You can chat with a sleep specialist if this continues.

Answered on 19th June '24

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I'm struggling to maintain cleanliness and proper hygiene. I'm just not able to do anything, either I want my surroundings to be too clean or very messy. I'm just not able to live anymore. I'm tired of everything. I just don't have any energy left. I was an academically perfect student but now even my grades started falling down.

Female | 17

Well, it seems that you could be having OCD symptoms like failing to keep up with hygiene and cleanliness. I suggest seeing a psychiatrists who works with OCD to discuss your symptoms and consider treatments.

Answered on 23rd May '24

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I can't sleep and I'm really so sad

Female | 29

Difficulty with rest and feelings of sadness can impact your overall well-being. These experiences might stem from stress, lifestyle factors, or underlying emotional challenges. It's essential to establish a calming bedtime routine, minimize exposure to screens before sleep, and engage in activities that promote joy, like gentle exercise or hobbies. Additionally, talking to someone you trust can provide relief. If these feelings persist or worsen, I encourage you to consult a psychiatrist. They can offer personalized support and strategies to help you feel better.

Answered on 16th Mar '25

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I am studing but it is not entering my head I am facing it for last 1 month What to do?

Male | 21

If you are feeling tired all the time, running a fever, and experiencing general bodily malaise (like muscle aches), there is a chance that what you have could be caused by some kind of virus such as influenza. The important thing for now is making sure to drink lots of water, get plenty of sleep, and take over-the-counter medicines for symptomatic relief. However, should none of these measures work then I would advise seeking further guidance from your doctor or another healthcare professional.

Answered on 28th May '24

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I can't focus on my study now a days I used to study atleast 5 to 6 hours a day before but now I don't know what happened to me i am getting lazy

Male | 19

It is important to bear in mind that reduced energy, as well as poor concentration, are often signs of an underlying medical illness. I suggest visiting a psychiatrist who can take an accurate diagnosis.

Answered on 23rd May '24

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Question about depression and antidepressant

Female | 38

Depression can manifest through persistent sadness, fatigue, changes in appetite, and difficulty concentrating. It often arises from a mix of genetic, environmental, and emotional factors. It’s essential to recognize these feelings and seek solutions. Engaging in talk therapy, maintaining a healthy lifestyle, and considering medication with a guidance of psychiatrist can be effective approaches.

Answered on 21st Mar '25

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I have a child who is 10 years of age. I had depression when she was born and still have even today. So I went to notice that my child is also having it and it makes me feel like I have failed her so bad. She would just cry in everything and have a very short temper,that it sometimes hard for her to concentrate. Please I want to help her before it is too late,what is the first step that I can do.is there any over the counter medication that I can get for her

Female | 10

If your kids are crying easily, getting mad quickly, and can’t pay attention, they might have something called “childhood depression.” You did not cause this. It is nobody’s fault. One thing I would do is talk with a therapist/psychiatrist. There might be other ways doctors can think of to help your child and family.

Answered on 6th June '24

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I am 16 years old suffering in this world getting so much difficult for me my boyfriend didi breakup I miss him so much I used to cry all day my headache became more stronger than before I want to overcome form this trauma my life became traumatic

Female | 16

Hormone changes and emotional ups and downs are some of the reasons stress from a breakup can be followed by these symptoms. Firstly, it is very important to share your feelings with someone you can rely on, for example, a family member or friend. Make the most of your time by doing things that you love, meditating, and sleeping. If you are still feeling this way after some time or if they escalate, please, turn to a psychiatrist, who is capable of providing you with the support, that is specifically developed for your needs.

Answered on 27th Dec '24

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Anxiety headache depression

Male | 40

Anxiety, depression can cause tension headaches. Treatment options include therapy, medication, and self-care. Consult a doctor for proper diagnosis and treatment.

Answered on 23rd May '24

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Can i take ibuprofen with clonazepam together

Female | 26

Taking ibuprofen and clonazepam together isn't recommended unless your doctor approves it. If combined without medical advice, there's an elevated risk of undesirable effects: drowsiness, dizziness, breathing difficulties. Therefore, consult your psychiatrist before using these medications concurrently. They may suggest timing adjustments or alternative treatments to address your symptoms securely.

Answered on 6th Aug '24

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Do I have bpd and or depression? I have been having constant thoughts of self harm and suicide these past few years, I’ve attempted multiple times however I’ve never been to hospital for any of them, nobody even knows about them, my parents can’t get me tested due to financial issues, I don’t want to eat I have a terrible sleeping schedule, crying is a daily occurance, and I have episodes where I want to block everyone and just be alone but then I also don’t want to be alone and I get very obsessive when it’s someone I love that has broken up with me like the other week I lost it I was crying for 4 hours and I was begging for her to come back she didn’t however and now I feel horrible and I just want an answer

Female | 14

BPD is known for its symptoms such as self-injury, unstable emotions, fear of abandonment, and impulsivity. For example, you may feel sad, lose interest in things that previously gave you pleasure, and experience changes in your eating and sleeping habits. Genetic, biological, and environmental factors may be the culprits of both diseases. You should seek the assistance of a psychiatrist or a counselor.

Answered on 12th July '24

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I am a 27 year old male struggling with severe everyday anxiety for 2 years. My anxiety causes me to have sleepless nights and sometimes it feels like I'm Going to lose my mind or lose control of my entire body.

Male | 27

High levels of anxiety can interfere with your sleep and make things seem very scary. It's normal to have racing thoughts, restlessness, and physical symptoms such as sweating or shaking. This comes from a mix of genetics, brain chemistry, and the things you've been through. Speaking with a psychitrist is the best way to manage anxiety through therapy or medication.

Answered on 23rd May '24

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Hello I took way too much of frontin (xanax). I wasn't aware of the dangers. I took probably 25 0.5 mg of frontin - xanax - due to compulsive redosing . I also took 20mg of zolpidem today at lunch..I'm a bit worried now. Can I overdose on it? I have no symptoms . Can you please help?

Female | 28

Taking higher doses of benzodiazepines, like Xanax (frontin) and zolpidem, can lead to serious risks, even if you feel fine now. Potential symptoms of an overdose include drowsiness, confusion, slowed breathing, and unresponsiveness. Given the amounts you mentioned, it's essential to seek medical help even if you're feeling okay; professionals can monitor and provide necessary care. Please reach out to a psychiatrist right away to discuss your situation.

Answered on 24th Feb '25

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Im not sure but I think I had a eating disorder I'd go days on end with eating or even moving I'd just cry all day Im finally feeling better but I'm gaining to much weight and I have zero stamina I feel awful and I keep eating so much I feel fat, and now everyone is starting no notice how unfortunately it am and I can't do it anymore

Female | 19

See a psychologist or psychiatrist as soon as possible and get treated for any possible mental health issues that may be influencing your symptoms. In addition, go to a nutritionist or dietitian and have them compose a meal plan which will be a part of a healthy weight maintenance.

Answered on 23rd May '24

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