3 doctors in Madurai — verified profiles, ratings, fees and clinic or online consultation.
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Ayurveda
Dr. Pramod S K is a Ayurveda in South Gate, Madurai and has an experience of 4 years in this field. Dr. Pramod S K practices at Nirmal Rakshalaya in South Ga…
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Ayurveda
Dr. Syama Vijayabeeshmar is an Ayurvedic Physician practicing in Mylapore and madurai. She is specialized in MD Kayachikitsa (General Medicine) from Rajiv Ga…
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Ayurveda
Dr. V Vijayabeeshmar is an Ayurvedic Physician in Mylapore. Apart from BAMS degree, he is traditionally trained in Siddha and Varma Chikitsa. He is specialis…
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You can go to Ayurveda doctor when you have long stomach problem, joint or back pain, skin or hair issue, stress, diabetes, thyroid, women issues like PCOS or just to improve immunity and general health.
The fee is not same everywhere. Mostly it is around ₹200 to ₹1000. Some new doctors charge less like ₹200–₹300, but senior doctors with more years of practice can take 800 or 1000 rupees.
Yes, in Madurai there are many experienced Ayurveda doctors. Some are practicing from more than 15–20 years and they give personal treatment with herbal medicine and Panchakarma.
Mostly yes. Ayurveda use natural herbs and therapies, so side effects are less if you take from proper trained doctor. They also tell diet and lifestyle along with medicine which makes it safe.
Yes, many clinics give Panchakarma like Abhyanga (oil massage), Shirodhara (oil on forehead), Virechan (cleansing treatment). These are done for detox and balance in body.
Yes, they do. Patients with arthritis, sciatica, back pain etc. get treatment with herbal oils, internal medicine and therapies which reduce swelling and improve movement.
You can book by calling clinic directly. You can also book by using sites like DocIndia where you see doctor detail, timing, fee and then fix appointment.
Yes, many clinics give treatment for women issues like irregular periods, PCOS, infertility, menopause problems. They use herbs for hormone balance and also diet advice.
Yes, some clinics prepare their own herbal medicines like powders, oils, decoctions as per patient need. It is made after checking dosha of person, so it is more personal and effective.