Send one private line
No medical detail is required in the first message.
Online Ayurvedic Consultation · ₹500 after suitability
One private line is enough to begin. The clinic first checks whether online consultation is suitable, then confirms the time and payment. Speak in English, हिन्दी or ਪੰਜਾਬੀ—whichever lets you explain comfortably.
No symptom details are required here. Nothing is collected or charged on this page.
The first line
Each option is already enough. The clinic guides the rest after you send it.
You can also send a voice note in Punjabi—many people explain better speaking than typing.
Your request, step by step
The planner creates a logistics-only request. It does not diagnose, collect reports, guarantee availability or take payment.
Private · practical · clear
How it works
Five clear stages turn the first message into a consultation without hiding the limits, fee or next step.
No medical detail is required in the first message.
The clinic recommends online, in-clinic or local care.
Your preferred slot becomes a confirmed appointment.
No payment is requested before suitability and timing.
You speak with Dr. Sharma and receive the next steps clearly.

The doctor behind the process
The clinic team handles the first message, timing and payment confirmation. The consultation itself is with Dr. D.K. Sharma.
There is no doctor-selection maze, rating wall or pressure to pay before knowing whether the route fits. One named doctor hears the case and remains connected to the review rhythm.
Daily routine, appetite, meal timing, sleep, current medicines and what changed around the time the concern began.
Story-carried concerns, existing reports, many digestive or energy patterns, skin and hair photographs when requested, and follow-up reviews.
When examination, testing, urgent attention or another specialist is the safer and more useful next step.
What online consultation can support
What it cannot replace
Online consultation cannot examine by touch, run a test or substitute for prompt local assessment when symptoms are urgent.
The philosophy of not being left alone
Where a care plan requires it, the review generally happens around every seven days. The purpose is to let the plan meet the evidence.
What you could not follow is useful information. A plan that does not fit real life should be adjusted to real life.
Written guidance, current medicines, routine and what the doctor wants you to notice.
What improved, what stayed and what was difficult to follow.
Dosage, medicine or routine guidance changes when the evidence calls for it.
Good care includes knowing when to continue, when to refer and when the course is complete.
Questions before the first message
You do not need to decide that first. Deciding whether something needs online consultation, clinic examination or local care is part of the doctor's job.
Then send exactly that. The doctor asks the questions; you answer what you can, in English, हिन्दी or ਪੰਜਾਬੀ.
Yes. The first message costs nothing and commits you to nothing.
Yes. If online consultation, Ayurveda or this clinic is not the right next step, the clinic should say so before payment.
₹500. It becomes payable only after the clinic confirms that the route is suitable and the exact time is agreed.
After suitability and timing are confirmed—not before. Nothing is collected through this page.
The clinic shares the current payment method for your location on WhatsApp after confirmation—nothing is collected through this page.
Where operationally appropriate, yes. Reception confirms the actual route before anything is charged.
The clinic states its cancellation and refund terms plainly, in writing, before any payment—ask reception when your time is confirmed.
No. Video, voice or text-first can be discussed according to the concern, privacy and network quality.
The clinic team reads it privately and handles initial logistics. Dr. Sharma conducts the consultation itself.
No. “A private health concern” is a complete first message.
English, हिन्दी and ਪੰਜਾਬੀ. Use whichever language lets you explain comfortably.
Yes, when the patient wants them present. The patient remains the owner of the conversation.
Tell reception. The clinic can keep replies discreet and agree what should or should not be sent to that number.
If you have them, keep them ready. Send them once requested, before the consultation.
Bring the full list. Never stop prescribed medicines on your own; coordination belongs inside the consultation.
No. The doctor decides after understanding the case; some plans may rely heavily on diet, routine or referral rather than medicine.
It depends on how old and complex the pattern is. The honest estimate should be discussed in consultation and updated at review.
No blanket promise is made. Consultation comes first; availability, law and practicality are separate, case-by-case questions.
You receive the written plan, the next review point and clear guidance on what should be monitored.
Generally around every seven days while a care plan requires it. The rhythm is set with you.
The plan changes, the case is reconsidered or another route is recommended. Reviews exist because bodies answer back.
The clinic explains how clarifying questions are handled in the same consultation thread.
Cleanly, when the plan has done its work or when another route is more appropriate. Good care includes its own ending.
One line is enough to begin
The clinic team helps with suitability, timing and payment. The doctor handles the consultation. You may stop at any step.
No diagnosis from a webpage. No guaranteed result. Urgent symptoms need local care first.