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Psychiatrist, Sexual Health Consultant |
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Dr.Vinesh D.
Chandramaniya
(Psychiatrist & Sexual Health Consultant)
M.D. (Psychiatry), D.P.M. (Bom), Mcsepi, Mips, P.G.D.S. (Sexology)
Time: 07:00 P.M. To 09:00 P.M. ( Tue, Thurs, Sat )
10:00 A.M. To 12:00 P.M. (Sunday)
• Depression
• Anxiety
• Phobia
• Stress
• Sleep Related Problems
• Sexual Problems
• Deaddiction
• Memory Problems
• Headache
• Child & Adolescent Problems
• Old Age Problems
• Schizophrenia
• Other Mental Problems |
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Who is a Psychiatrist?
Ans: A psychiatrist is a physician who specializes in
psychiatry and is certified in treating mental disorders.
All psychiatrists are trained in diagnostic evaluation and in
psychotherapy. And, as part of their evaluation of the patient,
psychiatrists are one of only a few mental health professionals
who may prescribe psychiatric medication, conduct physical
examinations, order and interpret laboratory tests and
electroencephalograms, and may order brain imaging studies such
as computed tomography or computed axial tomography, magnetic
resonance imaging, and positron emission tomography scanning.
Psychiatrists in the professional world are either:
(1) Physicians (MBBS, MD, DO, etc) who specialize in treating
mental illness or
(2) Scientists who are qualified as doctors in the academic
field of psychiatry. All psychiatrists who treat individuals
clinically are physicians. |
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What is Sexology?
Ans: Sexology is the scientific study of sexual
interests, behavior, and function. In modern sexology,
researchers apply tools from several academic fields, including
biology, medicine, psychology, statistics, epidemiology,
sociology, anthropology, and criminology. It studies sexual
development and the development of sexual relationships as well
as the mechanics of sexual intercourse. It also documents the
sexualities of special groups, such as the disabled handicapped,
children, and the elderly.
Sexologists study sexual dysfunctions, disorders, and
variations, such as erectile dysfunction, pedophilia, and sexual
orientation. Sexological findings can become controversial when
they contradict mainstream, religious, or political beliefs. |
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