Bhms
Consulting acute and chronic cases by using homeopathic medicines. Specialised in allergic disorders, learning and behavioural disorders, female disorders re…
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Bhms
Consulting acute and chronic cases by using homeopathic medicines. Specialised in allergic disorders, learning and behavioural disorders, female disorders re…
BHMS- Homeopathy
I hold my degree from sarada krishna Homoeopathic college,kulasekharam,kanyakumari,Tamilnadu. With 4 yrs of clinical experience, I have honed my skills in ac…
Homoeopathic physician
Classical Homoeopath with 6 years of clinical experience and successfully treated cases in both chronic and acute conditions through individualized constitut…
Homeopathy
Dr. Anjana Raj is a dedicated homeopath and therapist with extensive experience in holistic healing. She holds a degree in Homeopathic Medicine. has speciali…
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In Ernakulam, they should have BHMS degree (Bachelor of Homeopathic Medicine and Surgery) from a known college and also be registered with State Homeopathy Council. Some do extra MD in homeopathy for more study.
They see patients for many things allergy, asthma, skin rash, migraine, stomach trouble, arthritis, thyroid, women period problems, stress and even sleep issues.
Normally it can be ₹300 to ₹800 for one visit. Some well-known doctors may ask more. Few clinics give long-term package deal. It also depends on the doctor and the area of the clinic.
Yes, mostly you can. But always tell your doctor if you are taking allopathy or Ayurveda also, so they know and can guide. You should let know doctor about the medication to be at safer side.
Yes, some doctors in Ernakulam focus more on kids. They treat allergy, cough-cold, asthma, skin issue, slow growth and other children's problems.
Yes, many people take homeopathy for things like sugar (diabetes), BP, obesity, thyroid, stress. It tries to fix the root problem not just symptoms.
Some big or modern clinics in Ernakulam do basic tests like blood sugar, thyroid, allergy. Few have their own lab, but others send the person to nearby lab.
For long term problems, yes. You need to follow up regularly as suggested by the doctor. Doctor usually calls you after 4–6 weeks to check progress and change medicine if needed. But is it’s a minor problem then sometimes you don’t need to follow up or less like once in month.