Have you ever heard someone say, “It’s just mild anxiety” or “I’m only a little depressed”? Most people assume that mild mental disorders are not serious. They think, “If I can still go to work and smile in public, it can’t be that bad.” But here’s the catch — mild doesn’t mean harmless. As a …
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What is Rumination? Have you ever caught yourself replaying the same thought over and over again? Maybe it’s a conversation with your boss, or a regret from the past, or even a “what if” scenario about the future. That’s rumination. In psychiatry, rumination means repeatedly going over thoughts or problems in a cycle, without reaching …
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We all know the feeling — bloated, acidic, full of gas, and unable to pass a decent stool. So you book an appointment with a gastroenterologist, get all the tests done, pop the prescribed pills, and avoid spicy food like the plague. But weeks pass… and your gut still feels like a war zone. So …
When Your Stomach Doesn’t Heal – Could It Be Your Mind? Read More »
“I Thought I Could Handle It… Until I Couldn’t.” Anxiety and depression aren’t just phases that go away on their own. They slowly creep into your daily life, affecting everything—from your relationships to your job and even your physical health. If left untreated, they can become overwhelming, making even simple tasks feel like climbing a …
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In India, mental health is often misunderstood, and seeking psychiatric treatment is met with skepticism, judgment, and endless questions. If you’ve ever faced constant inquiries from friends, family, or relatives about why you’re taking medication or visiting a psychiatrist, you’re not alone. Unlike diabetes, hypertension, or other physical illnesses, psychiatric conditions are still not widely …