Frequently Asked Questions | Amrut Ayurved & Kerala Panchakarma in Sangavi

The doctor reviews your history and current complaint, conducts an Ayurvedic assessment, and discusses a treatment plan — which may include medication, lifestyle guidance, and, where relevant, Panchakarma therapy.

Yes, cost depends on which therapies are recommended and how many sessions are needed, which is determined during consultation.

This should be assessed individually during consultation — not all therapies are appropriate for every skin type or during pregnancy.

Ayurvedic treatment for skin conditions like psoriasis typically combines internal medication, dietary guidance, and topical or Panchakarma-based therapies, aimed at supporting long-term management. Chronic skin conditions often need sustained treatment and monitoring rather than a quick fix.

Uttarbasti is a Panchakarma procedure involving the administration of medicated oil or decoction, used in Ayurvedic treatment for certain gynaecological and infertility-related conditions.

Ayurvedic treatment for infertility typically involves an evaluation of the individual's health, menstrual history, and any existing investigations, followed by treatment that may include internal medication, diet and lifestyle changes, and therapies such as Uttarbasti. Outcomes vary and depend on the underlying cause.

Response to treatment varies significantly between individuals, and claims of guaranteed reversal or cure should be treated cautiously. Any treatment plan should be discussed with your doctor based on your specific case and monitored with appropriate testing.

Ayurvedic management of diabetes typically involves internal medication, dietary changes, and lifestyle guidance, used to support blood sugar management alongside — not necessarily instead of — conventional monitoring and treatment. Patients on existing diabetes medication should not stop or change it without medical guidance.

This depends entirely on the specific diagnosis and severity. Some spine conditions may be managed conservatively; others require surgical evaluation. This should be discussed directly with the treating doctor, not assumed either way.

Persistent pain, pain radiating down the arms or legs, numbness, weakness, or pain following an injury should be evaluated by a doctor promptly, rather than managed on your own.

Ayurvedic treatment for spine conditions such as back pain, cervical spondylosis, or sciatica typically combines internal medication, therapies like Basti or Kati Basti, and lifestyle/ergonomic guidance. Response varies by individual and the severity and cause of the condition — a proper evaluation is needed before starting treatment.

No. Certain conditions, pregnancy, acute illness, or specific health circumstances may mean Panchakarma isn't advisable, or needs to be modified. This is assessed during consultation, not before.

Panchakarma may be considered by patients with chronic conditions — such as spine or joint issues, certain metabolic conditions, or stress-related concerns — where a doctor determines it would support the overall treatment plan. It isn't a one-size-fits-all wellness package; suitability is assessed individually.

Panchakarma is a set of Ayurvedic detoxification and rejuvenation therapies — including procedures such as Abhyanga (oil massage), Shirodhara, Basti (medicated enema), and Nasya (nasal therapy) — used to help restore balance in the body according to Ayurvedic principles. It's typically recommended as part of a broader treatment plan following consultation.

Many patients use Ayurvedic treatment alongside conventional medical care, particularly for chronic conditions. It's important to inform both your Ayurvedic physician and any other doctor you're seeing about all treatments and medications you're taking.

An Ayurvedic consultation typically includes an assessment of your Prakriti (constitution) and current Dosha imbalance, alongside your specific symptoms, rather than focusing on the symptom alone. Treatment usually combines internal medication, dietary guidance, and lifestyle changes, and may include Panchakarma therapies.

Amrut Ayurved & Kerala Panchakarma is an Ayurvedic clinic in Rahatani, Pimpri-Chinchwad, Pune, run by two consulting physicians, Dr Rajesh Tayade and Dr Shilpa Jungare (Tayade). The clinic offers Ayurvedic consultation and Panchakarma-based treatment for conditions including spine and joint issues, diabetes, thyroid disorders, infertility, gynaecological concerns, and skin and hair conditions.

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What happens during the first appointment??

Does the cost of Panchakarma vary by therapy??

Are Ayurvedic skin treatments safe for sensitive skin or during pregnancy??

Can Ayurveda treat psoriasis and other chronic skin conditions??

What is Uttarbasti??

Can Ayurveda help with infertility??

Does "diabetes reversal" mean diabetes can be cured??

Can Ayurveda help manage diabetes??

Is Ayurvedic treatment an alternative to surgery for spine conditions??

When should someone with back or neck pain see a doctor rather than self-treating??

Can Ayurveda help with back pain and spine conditions??

Is Panchakarma suitable for everyone??

Who should consider Panchakarma??

What is Panchakarma??

Can Ayurvedic treatment be combined with allopathic/conventional medicine??

How does an Ayurvedic consultation differ from a regular doctor visit??

What is Amrut Ayurved & Kerala Panchakarma??

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