Mental Health

Anxiety & Stress Care

Anxiety is more than overthinking — it's a real, treatable condition. Practical, evidence-based support to help you feel calm and in control.

Overview

Anxiety & Stress Care

Everyone worries sometimes, but when worry becomes persistent and starts affecting daily life it deserves attention, not judgement. Anxiety is a real and common condition — and with the right support it can be managed well.

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Dr. Shivangi Aggarwal

Dr. Shivangi Aggarwal

MD, DNB (Psychiatry)

Consultant Neuro-Psychiatrist

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Symptoms & signs

  • Excessive, uncontrollable worry
  • Restlessness or feeling on edge
  • Irritability
  • Difficulty concentrating
  • Fatigue and disturbed sleep
  • Physical symptoms — palpitations, sweating, headaches, muscle tension

Diagnosis

  • A calm conversation about what you're experiencing
  • Assessment of triggers, severity and impact on daily life
  • Screening to distinguish anxiety from other causes
  • A shared understanding of the way forward

Treatment & care

  • Therapy and practical coping strategies
  • Deep breathing, relaxation and routine building
  • Guidance on sleep, caffeine and screen time
  • Medication where appropriate
  • Follow-up support so you're never facing it alone

A note on health information: Content on this website is for general awareness and does not replace a consultation. For diagnosis or treatment, please book an appointment with the relevant specialist at Parijatha Healthcare Clinic. In an emergency, call your nearest hospital immediately.

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Questions

Anxiety & Stress Care — FAQs

Is anxiety curable?

Anxiety is highly treatable. With therapy, lifestyle changes and, where needed, medication, most people gain real, lasting control over their symptoms.

Do I need medication for anxiety?

Often not. Many people improve with therapy and lifestyle support. Medication is one option we discuss openly if it will help you.