By Dr.Manvir Bhatia & Ananya Epilepsy and Pregnancy Epilepsy is a neurological disorder. It affects the central nervous system (CNS) causing abnormal activity in the brain leading to seizures and loss of behavior sometimes. It is the fourth most common neurological disorder affecting 50 million people globally and over one million women of childbearing age….
5 min 54 seconds read. BY GARIMA SHARMA MENTOR: DR. MANVIR BHATIA ABSTRACT- Removing waste from life is important for breathing well. How do our kidney diseases also cause sleep disturbances? Let’s find out: The relationship between Obstructive sleep apnea (OSA), and cardiac and lung-related problems is renowned though the relationship between kidney disorder and…
By Dr. Manvir Bhatia and Garima Sharma 6 min 11 sec read WHAT IS OSA? Obstructive sleep apnea (OSA) is a sleep-related breathing disorder in which your breathing can be ceased for more than 10 seconds as long as even 100 to 120 seconds, repeatedly during the night while sleeping. This can lead to a…
By Dr. Manvir Bhatia &Hiba “If you look at the anatomy, structure, function of the human body, there’s nothing in the universe that’s more complex, yet more beautiful than the human brain”. What is VEEG? Video EEG is a non-invasive diagnostic tool that records the electrical activity of your brain as well as your physical…
BY DR.MANVIR BHATIA AND GARIMA SHARMA 28 May 2022, 4 Min 36 Sec read. Obstructive sleep apnoea (OSA) is the major sleep disorder prevalent in 3 to 7% of adult men and 2 to 5% of adult women in the general population. Given all the risk factors like obesity and high neck circumference, male gender,…
By Dr.Manvir Bhatia & Ananya Our backbone is a very important part of our body. It maintains our posture. The vertebrate is made up of 24 bones sitting one on top of the other with discs in between each of them except the tail bones. These bones are supported by muscles and ligaments. The spinal…
By Dr.Manvir Bhatia & Ananya Mental health, happiness, and sleep are closely intertwined and have a complex relationship. Sleep deprivation in general makes us feel irritated and exhausted in the short term, but in the long term, it might lead to severe physical and mental health consequences. It might also cause severe psychiatric disorders such…
By Dr.Manvir Bhatia & Ananya, Dated!! 28th April 2022 What is Sleep? Sleep is a state of physical rest but dynamic activity. This state is controlled by neurotransmitters released by neurons of different groups of nerve cells in the brain. These cells produce neurotransmitters such as serotonin and norepinephrine that keep us active and awake….
By Dr. Manvir Bhatia and Garima Sharma Ignorance isn’t always bliss. 22 March 2022, 4 min 16sec read As we have been breaking down many myths and beliefs by the valuable advancement in science, we should learn better about the basic necessity of our body – SLEEP- the first thing people compromise on for the…
WORLD SLEEP DAY By Dr.Manvir Bhatia and Ananya!! 9th April 2022 We feel fresh and energetic after a good sleep. To celebrate such good sleep, World Sleep Day is celebrated annually. Addressing the problems related to sleep is also a purpose of this day. It has been organized by the World Sleep Day Committee…
By Dr.Manvir Bhatia , Ananya-Team NSC Those foggy mornings, when we really cannot see anything clearly while walking or driving, are a real nuisance. We lack clarity of vision and it becomes really difficult to keep going ahead. A similar condition occurs in the case of brain fog. A person feels cloudy-headed. It may happen…
BY Dr.Manvir Bhatia & Ananya-Neurology & Sleep Centre All of us have a good idea of how those days feel when we want to do nothing. The laziness that seeps in makes us feel unenergetic and we often say, “I don’t know why I am feeling so tired today”. Experiencing this once in a while…
The brain is a vital part of the human body. It is the center that controls and coordinates all the thoughts, memory, emotions, and functions of the body. Keeping it functioning well and protecting it from neurological disorders is important. Health was defined by WHO in the year 1948 as “a state of complete physical,…
Who is the receptionist? The receptionist is a very important staff of the center, in the face of the center/point of first contact. She/he takes care of the whole reception and helps to provide all relevant information to patients or callers. What characteristics should have in receptionists? There are some general & few specific ones….
By Dr.Manvir Bhatia 22nd Dec 2021 PARKINSON’S DISEASE: It is a brain disorder due to a decrease in the chemical (Dopamine) usually occurs around 60 years but few can have early onset that is before the age of 50. Symptoms Parkinson’s disease signs and symptoms can be different for everyone. Early signs may be mild…
