“He stopped talking… and we didn’t understand why” His mother sat quietly in the clinic and said something I hear very often: “Doctor, he was completely fine… then slowly he changed.” At first, it was small things. He stopped going out He stopped answering calls He stayed in his room longer than usual They thought: …
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Many parents come with a common concern: “Doctor, my child grinds teeth at night… is it serious?” This condition is called bruxism—and while it may seem harmless, sometimes it tells us something deeper about a child’s mind. What is Bruxism? Bruxism means grinding or clenching of teeth, usually during sleep. It can happen: At night …
As parents, one of the most distressing experiences is seeing your child suddenly scream, throw things, or lose control over small issues. Many families come to the clinic saying, “Doctor, my child gets angry over very small things… what is happening?” Let’s understand this in a simple, practical way. What is an Anger Outburst in …
The Silent Struggle of Undiagnosed Adults in the Age of Social Media “I know what I have to do… I just can’t seem to do it.” If this sentence feels painfully familiar, you’re not alone. Over the last few years, a surprising number of people—students, professionals, even high achievers—are beginning to question something they’ve believed …
Introduction In recent years, awareness around gender identity and mental health has grown significantly. One important yet often misunderstood concept is genital dysphoria, a form of distress related to one’s physical sexual anatomy. Genital dysphoria is commonly seen as part of Gender Dysphoria, but it can also exist independently in varying degrees. As a psychiatrist, …
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