One Stop Solutions for all Neurological and Sleep related Disorders
Dr. Manvir Bhatia
Doctor, Entrepreneur, Teacher & Author
She has been a pioneer in creating awareness about Sleep and related disorders in the country,, Organized Conferences, Interactive Sessions in Schools & Colleges & Medicine, free consultation camps. Has participated in numerous TV interviews and written in print media to promote awareness about the importance of sleep. She has also been awarded by AAPIOS (American Association of Physicians of Indian Origin, Boston, for “Extraordinary Contribution in Sleep Medicine” for the year 2017, for increasing the awareness of sleep medicine throughout, research and training of sleep experts in India. She has been awarded the Indira Gandhi Mahila Ratan Award & has won the best prize for “10,000 women Entrepreneur Certificate Programmed at ISB”, Hyderabad.
14th September 2021 By Dr.Manvir Bhatia, Saunri ‘I have been taking sleeping pills for the past 5 years and they don’t seem to work anymore. What should I do now?”,…
Aug 24th, 2021|| Sleep, Anxiety by Dr.Manvir Bhatia & Saunri Introduction There is a bidirectional relationship between sleep and anxiety. On one hand, sleep deprivation has been found to cause…
April 6th 2021|| Nightmares, Causes by Dr.Manvir/Saunri Nightmares Nightmares are extremely unpleasant and troubling dreams that wake you up from your sleep and involve emotions such as fear, anxiety, sadness…
By Dr.Manvir Bhatia & Saunri- 22nd January 2021 Parkinson’s disease Parkinson’s disease is a neurodegenerative disease that has affected nearly 7 million elderly people in India. The common Parkinson's disease…
Dementia Around 5.3 million people above the age of 60 have been estimated to have dementia in India in including 13 percent of the population over 80. It leads to…
Many of us are familiar with some form of the throbbing, uncomfortable, and distracting pain of a headache. The World Health Organization points out that nearly everyone experiences a #headache once in…
Yes, the patients should be on regular follow up with their treating physicians. The reasons for this are explained below: OSA is also a chronic disease such as…