Alveda

Dr. Prabhat joshi

Sarvopari Ayurveda

Doctor information
Experience:
2 years
Education:
Sri Ganganagar College of Ayurvedic Science and Hospital
Academic degree:
Bachelor of Ayurvedic Medicine and Surgery
Area of specialization:
I am mainly focused on dermatology related practice along with appetite enhancing care, and this is where most of my daily work goes. My dermatology work covers common skin concerns, long-standing skin issues, and conditions that affect confidence and comfort, sometimes more than people admit. I look at skin health in a practical way, not rushed, and try to understand what is triggering the problem, which is not always obvious.

Alongside this, I work a lot with patients who have low appetite, poor digestion, or general weakness linked to reduced food intake. Appetite enhancement sounds simple but it rarely is, and I often need to look at habits, digestion strength, and overall routine. I combine observation, gradual correction, and patient guidance, even when progress feels slow.

My approach stays patient-centred, slightly flexible, and honest. I explain things clearly, sometimes repeating myself, because understanding matters. Results do come, though not overnight!! I still keep learning, adjusting, and refining my practice as cases differ and expectations change.
Achievements:
I am actively involved in continous learning, and I have attended many medical seminars, workshops, and academic meets over time. These seminars was focused on clinical updates, new treatment ideas, and practical case discussion. Sometimes it gets tiring but still useful. It help me stay connected with evolving practice, improve decision making, and refine patient care skills, even if notes are messy sometimes!!

I am working under a CRAV doctor for about one year, where I gained steady clinical exposure and learned practical decision making in day to day patient care. That phase shaped my basics a lot, sometimes slowly, sometimes in a rush, but it helped me understand how real practice actually works. Along with that, I am doing self practice for over 3 years now, managing patients independently and building confidence step by step. My work involves careful case taking, understanding patient history, and planning treatment in a way that feels realistic for their lifestyle. I focus on observing patterns, following up regularly, and adjusting treatment when required, even when results take time. Some days are smooth, some days feel challanging, but that is part of learning medicine in real life. I try to keep my approach simple and honest. I explain conditions clearly, even if it takes extra time, and prefer practical guidance rather than overloading patients with theory. Working both under guidance and independently has given me a balanced view of responsiblity, ethics, and patient trust, which I still think about while treating every new case.

Experience:	2 years
Education:	Sri Ganganagar College of Ayurvedic Science and Hospital
Academic degree:	Bachelor of Ayurvedic Medicine and Surgery
Area of specialization:	I am mainly focused on dermatology related practice along with appetite enhancing care, and this is where most of my daily work goes. My dermatology work covers common skin concerns, long-standing skin issues, and conditions that affect confidence and comfort, sometimes more than people admit. I look at skin health in a practical way, not rushed, and try to understand what is triggering the problem, which is not always obvious. Alongside this, I work a lot with patients who have low appetite, poor digestion, or general weakness linked to reduced food intake. Appetite enhancement sounds simple but it rarely is, and I often need to look at habits, digestion strength, and overall routine. I combine observation, gradual correction, and patient guidance, even when progress feels slow. My approach stays patient-centred, slightly flexible, and honest. I explain things clearly, sometimes repeating myself, because understanding matters. Results do come, though not overnight!! I still keep learning, adjusting, and refining my practice as cases differ and expectations change.
Achievements:	I am actively involved in continous learning, and I have attended many medical seminars, workshops, and academic meets over time. These seminars was focused on clinical updates, new treatment ideas, and practical case discussion. Sometimes it gets tiring but still useful. It help me stay connected with evolving practice, improve decision making, and refine patient care skills, even if notes are messy sometimes!!