Care courses
Care courses
Who a care course may suit
Short answer: a care course is a period of structured care, with a daily routine and follow-up, that Dr. D.K. Sharma may suggest after a ₹500 consultation, if one visit is not enough. No course can be bought on this site, and none has a name, length or price yet. To start, the first step is always a consultation.
This page is about care plans for patients of Dr. D.K. Sharma (BAMS). It is not about training courses for students of Ayurveda.
Often a course is not needed at all, and Dr. Sharma will say so.
What a care course means
Every course follows the same order:
- A consultation first, by video or in person in Ludhiana, for ₹500.
- Your personalised Dinacharya (daily-routine) guide, prepared after the consultation.
- A follow-up, if a course is suggested, to see what has changed and adjust the plan.
Everything more specific is still being decided and is not offered yet.
These details are not decided yet, so none is shown here:
- Course name and contents:
- Duration and follow-up schedule:
- Whether any medicine is part of it, and which:
- Price:
- Who it is for and who it is not for:
- Refund and legal terms:
For each area below, a short page explains what the consultation asks about and which signs need care before any course:
What a care course does not promise
No course promises a cure, a fixed result or a set timeline. Bodies respond differently, and a plan is changed or stopped if it is not helping. If a concern needs a test, an examination or another doctor, you are told so rather than kept on a course.
Questions
Can I buy a course without a consultation?
No. A course is only discussed after a consultation, and only if it would genuinely help.
How much does a course cost?
Prices are not set yet. The consultation itself is ₹500, in person or by video, and your Dinacharya guide follows it.
Is a course the same as buying medicine?
No. A course is about structured care and follow-up. Whether any medicine is advised is a separate decision made in the consultation.
Full answer
How medicine works is on the medicines page.
When you are ready, book a consultation.









