If you need help with your sleep in Delhi, here are some great options:
Dr. Manvir Bhatia: She's a top neurologist and sleep specialist in Delhi with over 30 years of experience. Dr. Bhatia runs the Neurology Sleep Centre in New Delhi and wrote the book "The Sleep Solution." She's well-known in the field and is also the Vice President of the Indian Society for Sleep Research.
Meet Dr. Mohit Goel, a neurologist who focuses on helping people with sleep problems. He works at Batra Hospital & Medical Research Centre and is well-known for being friendly to his patients and for his skill in treating all kinds of sleep issues.
Meet Dr. Neetu Jain, a specialist in treating sleep disorders like sleep apnea, insomnia, and restless legs syndrome. Dr. Jain is an interventional pulmonologist and sleep medicine expert based in South Delhi. With years of experience in critical care and sleep medicine, she is dedicated to helping patients get a good night's sleep. (Dr. Neetu Jain Pulmonologist)
These experts can help with all kinds of sleep problems, like trouble falling asleep, snoring, and feeling tired during the day. If you want more information or to schedule an appointment, you can go to their offices or check out their websites.
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