Ayurvedic Treatments and Consultation

Psoriasis is a long-term skin condition that causes red, scaly patches, often on the elbows, knees and scalp. Factors such as stress and family history are commonly discussed in relation to it. From an Ayurvedic perspective, digestion is also taken into account when understanding skin concerns. At the clinic, care begins with a consultation and is personalised to the individual.

Vitiligo is a skin condition in which patches of skin lose their colour and turn white. From an Ayurvedic perspective, it is understood in terms of Pitta dosha and the condition of the blood tissue, with stress and digestion also taken into account. At the clinic, care begins with a consultation and is personalised to the individual.

Cervical pain is stiffness and pain in the neck that often spreads to the shoulders and arms. Posture, long hours at a desk and age-related changes in the neck joints are commonly discussed in relation to it. From an Ayurvedic perspective, it is also viewed in terms of Vata dosha. At the clinic, care begins with a consultation and is personalised to the individual.

These are common skin concerns, such as fungal or allergic conditions, that can cause itching, redness and circular rashes. Contact, humidity and sweating are commonly discussed in relation to how they spread. From an Ayurvedic perspective, flare-ups are associated with impurities in the blood. At the clinic, care begins with a consultation and is personalised to the individual.

Piles are swollen veins in the rectal area that can cause pain, itching or bleeding during bowel movements. Chronic constipation, straining, prolonged sitting and a low-fibre diet are commonly discussed in relation to them. Proper examination is important here; at the clinic, Ayurvedic care begins with a consultation and is personalised to the individual.

An anal fistula is a small tunnel that forms between the skin and the inside of the anus. It can cause recurring pain, discharge and swelling near the anal opening, and it may develop after an abscess or infection. Proper examination is important here; at the clinic, Ayurvedic care begins with a consultation and is personalised to the individual.

Diabetes is a long-term metabolic condition in which the body does not make enough insulin or does not respond to it properly, so blood sugar levels stay higher than normal. Lifestyle, diet, body weight and family history are commonly discussed in relation to it. At the clinic, Ayurvedic consultation and lifestyle guidance are personalised to the individual, and do not replace regular monitoring or the advice of your treating doctor.

Gas, indigestion and constipation are common digestive concerns, with symptoms such as bloating, poorly digested food and irregular bowel movements. Eating habits, stress and lack of physical activity are commonly discussed in relation to them. From an Ayurvedic perspective, they are associated with a weak digestive fire (Agni). At the clinic, care begins with a consultation and is personalised to the individual.

The liver helps the body process substances and supports digestion, and liver disorders can affect these functions, sometimes showing as fatigue, poor appetite or yellowish skin. Diet, alcohol use, infections and long-term medication use are commonly discussed in relation to liver concerns. Proper examination is important here; at the clinic, Ayurvedic care begins with a consultation and is personalised to the individual.

Insomnia is difficulty falling or staying asleep. Mental stress, an irregular routine and excessive screen time are commonly discussed in relation to it, and long-term stress can also affect sleep and mental wellbeing. From an Ayurvedic perspective, it is viewed in terms of an aggravated Vata dosha. At the clinic, care begins with a consultation and is personalised to the individual.

Back and spinal pain can be related to muscle strain, posture, weak muscles, disc-related issues or age-related changes in the spine. Sedentary work and lack of exercise are commonly discussed in relation to it. At the clinic, care begins with a consultation and is personalised to the individual.

Chronic cold and cough refer to cold and cough symptoms that keep returning or last for a long time. Frequent infections, allergens, seasonal changes and dust are commonly discussed in relation to them. From an Ayurvedic perspective, digestion is also taken into account. At the clinic, care begins with a consultation and is personalised to the individual.

Ulcers are sores that can develop on the stomach lining, causing burning pain, especially after meals. Stomach acid, infection, spicy food and long-term use of painkillers are commonly discussed in relation to them. Proper examination is important here; at the clinic, Ayurvedic care begins with a consultation and is personalised to the individual.

Arthritis is inflammation of the joints that causes pain, stiffness and swelling. Age-related wear and autoimmune conditions are among the causes commonly discussed. From an Ayurvedic perspective, it is largely viewed in terms of an aggravated Vata dosha. At the clinic, care begins with a consultation and is personalised to the individual.

Obesity is the build-up of excess body fat. Calorie intake, physical activity, diet, metabolism and hormonal factors are commonly discussed in relation to it. From an Ayurvedic perspective, it is viewed in terms of a weak digestive fire and excess Kapha dosha. At the clinic, care begins with a consultation and is personalised to the individual.

Chronic or long-standing fever is a raised body temperature that lasts for weeks. It can have different underlying causes, so proper diagnosis is important. Proper examination is important here; at the clinic, Ayurvedic care begins with a consultation and is personalised to the individual.

Dhatu Roga refers to a perceived loss of vitality and physical strength in men. From an Ayurvedic perspective, it is linked to depletion of Shukra Dhatu (reproductive tissue), and diet, stress and excessive physical or sexual exertion are traditionally considered contributing factors. At the clinic, this is discussed in a confidential consultation, and care is personalised to the individual.

Swapnadosh, or nocturnal emission, is an involuntary release of semen during sleep, and occasional occurrence is common. From an Ayurvedic perspective, frequent episodes are viewed in terms of an aggravated Vata dosha, with stress also taken into account. At the clinic, this is discussed in a confidential consultation, and care is personalised to the individual.

General male weakness refers to reduced physical stamina and energy. Nutrition, long-term stress, lack of sleep and other underlying health conditions are commonly discussed in relation to overall vitality. At the clinic, care begins with a consultation and is personalised to the individual.

Premature ejaculation is when ejaculation happens sooner than desired during intercourse. Anxiety, stress, hormonal factors and nervous system sensitivity are commonly discussed in relation to it. At the clinic, this is discussed in a confidential consultation, and care is personalised to the individual.

Low sperm count means the semen contains fewer sperm than normal, which can affect fertility. Hormonal factors, lifestyle habits such as smoking or alcohol, infections and prolonged stress are commonly discussed in relation to it. Proper examination is important here; at the clinic, Ayurvedic care begins with a consultation and is personalised to the individual.

Leucorrhoea is a whitish vaginal discharge that can be normal in small amounts but becomes a concern when it is excessive, foul-smelling or accompanied by itching. Infections and hormonal changes are commonly discussed in relation to it. Proper examination is important here; at the clinic, Ayurvedic care begins with a consultation and is personalised to the individual.

Irregular periods are menstrual cycles that vary significantly in length or timing. Hormonal factors, stress, thyroid issues, PCOS and sudden changes in weight or lifestyle are commonly discussed in relation to them. At the clinic, care begins with a consultation and is personalised to the individual.

Menstrual flow that is unusually heavy or unusually light can be associated with hormonal factors, uterine conditions such as fibroids, or stress, and is best understood through proper evaluation. Proper examination is important here; at the clinic, Ayurvedic care begins with a consultation and is personalised to the individual.

Periods can stop or be missed for several reasons, including pregnancy, hormonal factors, major weight change, high stress or conditions such as PCOS, so proper evaluation is needed to understand the cause. Proper examination is important here; at the clinic, Ayurvedic care begins with a consultation and is personalised to the individual.

Abnormal uterine bleeding refers to bleeding between periods, after menopause, or unusually heavy bleeding during periods. Hormonal factors, fibroids, infections and other uterine conditions are commonly discussed in relation to it. Proper examination is important here; at the clinic, Ayurvedic care begins with a consultation and is personalised to the individual.

Uterine fibroids are non-cancerous growths in or around the uterus that can sometimes cause heavy periods, pelvic pain or pressure. Hormonal factors, particularly oestrogen levels, are commonly discussed in relation to them. Proper examination is important here; at the clinic, Ayurvedic care begins with a consultation and is personalised to the individual.

Uterine prolapse occurs when the uterus slips down from its normal position. Weakened pelvic floor muscles are commonly discussed in relation to it, and it is often noted after childbirth, with ageing or after prolonged heavy lifting. Proper examination is important here; at the clinic, Ayurvedic care begins with a consultation and is personalised to the individual.

Recurrent miscarriage refers to the loss of two or more consecutive pregnancies before 20 weeks. Hormonal factors, uterine abnormalities, genetic factors and other underlying health conditions are commonly discussed in relation to it, and careful evaluation is needed. Proper examination is important here; at the clinic, Ayurvedic care begins with a consultation and is personalised to the individual.