Care discussions that consider comfort, daily function, current treatment and the practical help available at home.
What we discuss
- Your main concerns and the effect on mobility, sleep, appetite and daily activities.
- All prescribed medicines, over-the-counter products, supplements and allergies.
- Existing diagnoses, recent reports and the support you receive from family or caregivers.
What to bring
Bring a complete medicine list or the medicine packets, recent reports and questions. A trusted caregiver may join with the patient’s agreement.
Assessment and next steps
The doctor reviews the suitability of proposed care in the context of existing conditions and medicines. Do not stop prescribed treatment without discussing it with the treating clinician. An in-person examination or further assessment may be necessary.
After the assessment, your doctor explains the proposed plan, questions to consider and any follow-up. Medicines, diet or routine changes are discussed only where appropriate to your circumstances.
Meet our doctors: Dr. Pratibha Sharma and Dr. Pankaj Sharma. The clinic confirms the doctor for your appointment.
Helpful reading
- What an Ayurvedic consultation involves
- Preparing for your consultation
- How medical reports support your assessment
Plan your consultation
Choose an in-clinic appointment in Panchkula or an online consultation. The clinic reviews your request and confirms the time and doctor. Our team responds during published clinic hours.
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