BAMS
Hello, I am Dr. Sakshi Rana, an Ayurvedic doctor and general physician. I specialize in treating a wide range of health conditions using the principles of Ay…
5 doctors in Bulandshahr — verified profiles, ratings, fees and clinic or online consultation.
BAMS
Hello, I am Dr. Sakshi Rana, an Ayurvedic doctor and general physician. I specialize in treating a wide range of health conditions using the principles of Ay…
BAMS, MS Gynecologist & Obstetrician
I'm Dr Shubhra Singh. I completed my BAMS and now pursuing MS Gynecology and obstetrician. Here I'm to help you in women's realated health issues. Majority i…
Ayurveda Physian
I I have a degree of bachelor of ayurved and modern medicine and surgery. I have 35 years experience in Ayurveda and modern medicine I have own Clinic and ja…
BAMS
Dr. Archana Singh is a Ayurveda in Shikarpur, Bulandshahr and has an experience of 29 years in this field. Dr. Archana Singh practices at Vikram Aushdhyalya…
BAMS
Dr. Akrati Gupta is a Ayurveda in Debai, Bulandshahr and has an experience of 11 years in this field. Dr. Akrati Gupta practices at Arogyam Ayurvedic Clinic…
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People usually go for ayurveda when they have long term or lifestyle problems like joint pains, skin issues, sugar, stomach upset etc. Many also visit for wellness or body detox, even if they not very sick.
Most clinics here give herbal medicine, Panchakarma detox, diet advice and lifestyle guidance. They treat skin problems, digestion, rheumatism, hormone imbalance etc.
Fees is not too high. Usually between ₹200–₹500 for clinic visit. Online or video call sometimes bit cheaper like ₹200–₹300. It depends on the doctors experience and the location of the clinic.
Yes, many doctors here give online video consultation also. It’s useful for follow up or if you can’t travel to clinic. You can easily book it on DocIndia.
It’s better to carry your old medical reports, test results, info about food habits and current problems. This help doctor check your dosha and make proper plan.
Yes, mostly affordable. With fees around ₹200–₹500 it is cheaper compared to many modern doctors.
Yes, some clinics here are known for Panchakarma. It includes massage with oil, purgation, shirodhara and other therapy depending on patient’s health.
Yes, many people go for ayurveda for diabetes, arthritis, digestion issue. Doctors give herbal medicines, diet change and lifestyle advice to manage it slowly and reduce heavy medicines.
Yes, diet and daily routine is big part of ayurveda. Doctors usually guide on what to eat, what to avoid, yoga or simple lifestyle habits that match your body type.
No, they not for emergency cases. Ayurveda is for long term care and prevention. If serious issue happens, better go hospital or allopathic doctor. Ayurveda can support later for recovery.