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Dr. Cassandra Sundaraja Grief Counselling

Dr. Cassandra Sundaraja

Clinical Psychologist

10 years of experience

Mind VidyaAnna Nagar West, Chennai

Next available - Friday

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Dr. Anoop Alex Grief Counselling

Dr. Anoop Alex

Psychologist

13 years of experience

Mind VidyaAnna Nagar West, Chennai

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Dr. T Rameshkumar Grief Counselling

Dr. T Rameshkumar

Psychiatrist

34 years of experience

Schizophernia Research Foundation IndiaAnna Nagar West, Chennai

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Questions & Answers on "Grief Counselling" (528)

Answered on 23rd May '24

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My sister took 5 escitalopram and 2 mirtazapine together should I take her to hospital

Female | 18

Taking 5 escitalopram and 2 mirtazapine­ pills together can put your sister in gre­at danger. This mix of medicines may make­ her very slee­py, confused, and give her a fast he­artbeat or even se­izures. These drugs can inte­ract badly and harm her body. It is crucial to take her to the­ hospital right away so doctors can help her fee­l better and stop serious proble­ms from happening.

Answered on 23rd May '24

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Hello , I am 40 year old . I have nightmare problem for 7 year, when I am sleeping at night or day suddenly I wake up I feel someone choke my breath when I am sleeping. I check doctor he gave me medicine like tablet can be used to treat depressive disorder, panic disorder, social anxiety disorder, generalized anxiety disorder, post-traumatic stress disorder, and premenstrual dysphoric disorder.

Male | 40

You might be experiencing sleep paralysis. It happens at night when you suddenly wake up and feel unable to move or breathe for a short time. Though it can be scary, it’s usually not serious. It often happens due to stress, lack of sleep, or an irregular sleep schedule. Try to relax before bed, follow a regular sleep routine, and manage stress with techniques like deep breathing or meditation. If it still worries you, you will want to talk to a counselor or psychiatrist for more help.

Answered on 7th Oct '24

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My mother who is a heart patient as well and is on medication.She is having auditory hallucinations from the last few days.she once has the same problem 10 years back but after two weeks of psychiatric treatment she was recovered... please suggest some medicines for her treatment

Female | 71

These can be motivated by several things, such as anxiety, medication side effects, or even underlying conditions. It's important to have this with a healthcare professional who can assess her situation in its entirety is necessary. In the meantime, she will find it very beneficial to spend time in a relaxed environment and involve herself in activities, which give her pleasure and safety. Do not decide to alter any medications nor begin any new ones until you have consulted your psychiatrist, for the situation and can be of help to you. 

Answered on 17th Dec '24

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