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Dr. D.K. Sharma, BAMS

Dr. D.K. Sharma at the clinic

Qualification and registration

Dr. D.K. Sharma at the clinic

Your doctor

Dr. D.K. Sharma, the Ayurvedic doctor who sees you

Name, qualification and registration BAMS; practising since 1992 4067, Board of Ayurvedic and Unani Systems of Medicine, Punjab

About the doctor

Dr. D.K. Sharma, BAMS, is the Ayurvedic doctor in Ludhiana you see at BharatClinic. He assesses eight areas of concern, from digestion and piles to joints, stress and low energy; the full list is under "What he sees, and what he refers". He takes the history himself, examines only when it helps, and tells you plainly what he thinks. To see him, book a consultation (₹500, in person or by video).

Urgent signs: severe pain, heavy bleeding, chest pain, breathlessness or an injury need emergency care now, not an appointment; the full note is under “What he sees, and what he refers”.

  • Qualification: BAMS (Bachelor of Ayurvedic Medicine and Surgery).
  • Professional Registration No.: 4067.
  • Practising since: 1992.
  • Where: BharatClinic, Ludhiana: Samrala Chowk (141008) and Focal Point, Gobindgarh (141003), and by video. The clinic has no branches outside Ludhiana.

Every author link on this site points to this page, so you can see who stands behind what you read.

Since 1992, in a family practice since 1965

Dr. Sharma has seen patients in Ludhiana since 1992. The practice itself began in 1965, and he is part of the family that has run it across three generations. Our Story tells how it started.

Languages

Consultations are in Punjabi, Hindi or English, whichever is easiest for you. You can move between them as you speak.

What he sees, and what he refers

Concerns he assesses

When he refers you elsewhere. He tells you plainly, and says why, if your symptoms need:

  • an examination or test the clinic cannot do;
  • an urgent hospital assessment;
  • a surgeon's opinion; or
  • another specialist, for example a cardiologist, a urologist, a gynaecologist or a gastroenterologist.

A referral is part of an honest consultation, not a failure of one.

Emergencies are not seen by appointment. Severe pain, heavy bleeding, chest pain, breathlessness or an injury need in-person emergency care now.

How he works

  • History first. How long, how often, what makes it better or worse; sleep, appetite, digestion, stress, medicines, alcohol and tobacco; your routine and food; any earlier reports; and what you have already tried.
  • Examination only when it helps, and explained before it starts.
  • An answer you can understand: what is likely going on, what can help and what will not, and what happens next. If a test or another specialist is the better next step, he says so.
  • No medicine before assessment. If a medicine is advised, you are told what it is and why. This website is not a shop: treatment is chosen for you only after a consultation.
  • A routine you can keep. Every consultation includes your personalised Dinacharya (daily-routine) guide, prepared after the consultation.

He does not give a timeline before he has assessed you, and he does not promise outcomes. What he can promise is a careful assessment and a straight answer.

The medical reviewer

Medical content on this site is written under Dr. Sharma's direction and approved by Dr. D.K. Sharma. Each page shows who reviewed it and when. Dr. Sharma approves the exact wording of every page before it is published. The full process is in the editorial policy.

Book with Dr. Sharma

In the consultation Dr. Sharma explains what is likely going on and what the next step should be. It is ₹500, in person or by video, and usually takes 30–60 minutes. You pay only after the clinic confirms it can help and offers a time.

Which language should I use in the consultation?

Whichever you speak most easily: Punjabi, Hindi or English. If you are booking for a parent who prefers Punjabi, say so in your request.

Full answer

What should I bring to a first consultation?

Any reports you have (blood tests, scans, earlier prescriptions), the boxes or strips of medicines and supplements you take, and the one question you most want answered.

Full answer

A first consultation usually takes 30–60 minutes.

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