Dr. K. Chaitanya Laxmi Reddy

₹1000/- for new patient registrations and ₹800/- for follow-up or repeat (old/review) patients.

Dr K. Chaitanya Laxmi Reddy can fluently Speaks English, Hindi, Telugu, Urdu, and she can understand most of Indian Languages.

₹1000/- for new patient registrations and ₹800/- for follow-up or repeat (old/review) patients.

All insurance plans are accepted; however, Asha Hospital does not offer a cashless facility. Insurance acceptance is subject to the terms and conditions of the policy issuer. Please verify coverage details with your insurance provider before addmission.

MBBS - Narayana Medical College - 2014 - Nellore
DPM
MD - Psychiatry - S V S Medical College - 2019 - Mahabubnagar
MBA (HA)

Dr. K. Chaitanya Laxmi Reddy has over 10 years of experience in mental health care, specializing in general psychiatry, addiction psychiatry, and child psychiatry.

Winning first prize in a poster presentation at IPSOCON 2016

Member of the Indian Psychiatric Society.

1) Can all mental health issues be managed with counseling?
No, only some conditions, such as mild depression and mild anxiety, may improve with counseling alone. More severe conditions often require a combination of therapy and medication.

2) Are all medications prescribed by psychiatrists addictive?
No, most psychiatric medications are not addictive. Only specific medications, such as certain sedatives, have the potential for dependence, and they are prescribed with caution.

3) Is it okay to consume alcohol if one has sleep problems?
No, using alcohol as a sleep aid increases the risk of addiction. Alcohol disrupts the sleep cycle and can worsen sleep-related issues in the long run.

4) Do psychiatric medications need to be taken for life?
Not always. Some mental health conditions require medication for a few weeks or months, while others may need long-term treatment depending on the diagnosis and severity.

5) Do psychiatric medications make the brain weak?
No, psychiatric medications help correct chemical imbalances in the brain and improve mental health. They do not weaken the brain.

6) Does Electroconvulsive Therapy (ECT) have serious side effects?
No, ECT is a safe procedure performed under short general anesthesia. It uses electrical stimulation to correct severe chemical imbalances in the brain and is used for conditions like severe depression and treatment-resistant mental illnesses.

7) Can children suffer from depression?
Yes, children can experience depression. However, unlike adults, they often show irritability rather than sadness. Early recognition and timely intervention are crucial for effective treatment.

8. Where does Dr. K. Chaitanya Laxmi Reddy practice?
Dr. K. Chaitanya Laxmi Reddy practices at Asha Hospital in Banjara Hills, Hyderabad. She specializes in general psychiatry, addiction psychiatry, and child psychiatry.

9. How can I book an appointment with Dr. K. Chaitanya Laxmi Reddy?
You can book an appointment with Dr. Chaitanya Laxmi Reddy through Asha Hospital's official website and contact helpline number.

10. What are Dr. K. Chaitanya Laxmi Reddy’s qualifications and expertise?
Dr. Chaitanya Laxmi Reddy holds an MBBS from Narayana Medical College, Nellore (2014), and an MD in Psychiatry from SVS Medical College, Mahabubnagar (2019). She has expertise in stress management, addiction treatment, child psychiatry, and mental health rehabilitation.

11. What conditions does Dr. K. Chaitanya Laxmi Reddy treat?
Dr. Reddy treats a wide range of psychiatric conditions, including depression, anxiety, schizophrenia, bipolar disorder, addiction disorders (alcohol, nicotine, and drugs), and childhood behavioral disorders.

12. Does Dr. K. Chaitanya Laxmi Reddy provide counseling and therapy?
Yes, she provides counseling, psychotherapy, de-addiction treatment, and child psychiatry interventions, ensuring a holistic approach to mental health care.