Dr. Ananya Sengupta

My 7-year-old daughter started experiencing 'Alice in Wonderland' syndrome - seeing objects as distorted and distant. Dr. Sengupta identified it as migraine-related neurological phenomena. She created a child-friendly treatment plan using visual therapy games and dietary adjustments. The episodes completely stopped, and my daughter now happily recognizes her surroundings without fear. (Patient of Dr. Sengupta)

After surviving a building collapse, I developed locked-in syndrome at 42. Dr. Sengupta pioneered an experimental brain-computer interface program at Manipal, enabling me to communicate through eye movements. She worked tirelessly for 6 months, and I recently sent my first text message to my wife - 'I love you' - something we thought would never happen again. (Patient of Dr. Sengupta)

My 68-year-old mother, a retired classical dancer, developed Parkinson's that affected her balance. Dr. Sengupta integrated Bharatnatyam mudras into her therapy, creating 'neuro-dance' sessions. The improvement wasn't just medical - she rediscovered her passion and now teaches adapted dance to other Parkinson's patients. (Patient of Dr. Sengupta)

As a marine biologist, I developed rare decompression sickness affecting my spinal cord during deep-sea research. Dr. Sengupta coordinated with hyperbaric specialists worldwide, creating a unique treatment protocol combining neurological care with customized recompression therapy. I've returned to shallow-water research with new safety protocols. (Patient of Dr. Sengupta)

As a 28-year-old software engineer, I suddenly developed uncontrollable hand tremors during critical coding sessions. Dr. Sengupta diagnosed functional neurological disorder triggered by work stress. Instead of medication, she designed a neuro-rehabilitation program combining biofeedback and cognitive retraining. Within 3 months, I regained full control and learned stress management techniques that transformed both my career and personal life.