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I have read that brain is very complex and till now only 60% of brain functions are discovered. But then how psychiatrist are able to treat mental disorders like OCD, schizophrenia etc? How this can be possible ??
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There is ample research available and is still ongoing with respect to most Psychiatric disorders, name it and u will find it.. There is a wide spectra of underlying pathogenesis for psychiatric disorders involving abnormal Neurotransmitters, Neuroendocrine pathways, Neuroimmunological, Genetic and so many more...
So treatment of Psychiatric disorders are targeted mainly on the Neurotransmitters and ARE SUCCESSFULLY TREATED...
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Dr. Sheenam Goyal
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Delhi
As these disorders have identifiable cause and can be treated with medication and therapy
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Dr. Pranav Pohane
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For detailed information, please consult a Psychiatrist .
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