Women's health care course

Who it may suit

A women's health course is offered only after a consultation with Dr. D.K. Sharma (BAMS), and only if he thinks structured care would help more than one visit.

It may suit you if painful or irregular periods, PCOS, white discharge or changes around menopause have gone on for months and one consultation has not settled them.

Period and hormone concerns often need reports first. A scan, a thyroid or blood test, or a gynaecologist may come before any structured care makes sense, and you are told so.

What is different for women's health

The order is the same for every course: consultation, then your Dinacharya guide, then a follow-up if a course is suggested. It is explained on care courses.

For women, the consultation starts with your cycle: how long it is, how regular, how heavy, and any pain. It also covers discharge if that is your concern, digestion, sleep, appetite, weight, stress, and any earlier diagnosis and what it was based on. Women's health concerns sets this out.

Bring your scans, thyroid and blood reports, and the dates of your last few periods.

Course details (not decided yet, so nothing is offered or priced today):

What it does not promise

No course promises regular periods, pregnancy or a fixed result.

If your period is late and you could be pregnant, a home pregnancy test comes first, before any course. Heavy bleeding that soaks through protection every hour, severe pain, or pain with a positive pregnancy test needs urgent in-person care. If you need an internal examination or a scan, you are told so first.

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