Alveda

Dr. Sushma K Reddy

Indu ayurveda healthcare #380, 1st floor Gulla Reddy building next to swami vivekanand school, Anekal main road Chandapura bangalore 560099.

Doctor information
Experience:
2 years
Education:
Sri Sri college of Ayurveda Science and Research.
Academic degree:
Doctor of Medicine in Ayurveda
Area of specialization:
I am an Ayurvedic physician who mainly treats skin issues, gut issues, and musculoskeletal problems, and this has slowly become the core of my clinical work. My area of interest includes chronic gut conditions like IBS, long standing skin concerns such as Urticaria, and joint or spine related disorders including cervical spondylosis, lumbar spondylosis, and osteoarthritis.

I see many patients who feel stuck with recurring symptoms, and I try to approach these conditions through Ayurveda in a structured yet flexible way. Treatment usually involves understanding digestion, inflammation, pain patterns, and daily habits, which people often underestimate. I dont look at skin or joint pain in isolation, because gut health and metabolism are usually involved somewhere, even if it is not obvious at first.

My focus stays on individualized care, using Ayurvedic assessment and therapies to support gradual improvement. Results take time, and sometimes progress feels uneven, but consistency matters more than quick relief!! This is how I prefer to work, even when cases are complex or response is slow.
Achievements:
I am formally trained in Ayurveda, having completed my BAMS and MD in Dravyaguna, which shaped how I understand medicinal plants and their clinical use. Along the way I published 2 research articles in medical journals, something that took more patience than I expected. I also completed a yoga instructor course, which supports my integrative approach to health, though balancing academics and practice was not alwasy smooth.

I am Dr. Sushma K Reddy, an Ayurvedic physician with BAMS and MD qualifications, currently running a Panchakarma clinic in Bengaluru. I work every day with classical Ayurveda principles, but I also try to keep things practical for modern life, which is not always easy honestly. My core focus is on holistic treatment for gut disorders, chronic skin conditions, and musculoskeletal problems. Over time I noticed many patients come with long-standing digestive issues or pain that keeps coming back, and this is where personalized Ayurveda therapy really matters. I use Panchakarma procedures, diet correction, herbal medicines, and lifestyle guidance to help restore balance, though sometimes progress is slower than patients expect. I strongly believe that chronic and lifestyle diseases dont develop overnight, and they usually need patience and consistency to improve. My approach is never one-size-fits-all; every treatment plan is tailored based on prakriti, symptoms, and day to day habits, even small ones that people forget to mention. Running a clinic means constant learning, adjustments, and listening more than talking. Some days are intense, some are quiet, but the goal stays same: supporting the body’s natural healing process through Ayurveda, without forcing quick fixes. I may not have all the answers every time, but I stay committed to ethical, grounded, and patient-focused care.

Experience:	2 years
Education:	Sri Sri college of Ayurveda Science and Research.
Academic degree:	Doctor of Medicine in Ayurveda
Area of specialization:	I am an Ayurvedic physician who mainly treats skin issues, gut issues, and musculoskeletal problems, and this has slowly become the core of my clinical work. My area of interest includes chronic gut conditions like IBS, long standing skin concerns such as Urticaria, and joint or spine related disorders including cervical spondylosis, lumbar spondylosis, and osteoarthritis. I see many patients who feel stuck with recurring symptoms, and I try to approach these conditions through Ayurveda in a structured yet flexible way. Treatment usually involves understanding digestion, inflammation, pain patterns, and daily habits, which people often underestimate. I dont look at skin or joint pain in isolation, because gut health and metabolism are usually involved somewhere, even if it is not obvious at first. My focus stays on individualized care, using Ayurvedic assessment and therapies to support gradual improvement. Results take time, and sometimes progress feels uneven, but consistency matters more than quick relief!! This is how I prefer to work, even when cases are complex or response is slow.
Achievements:	I am formally trained in Ayurveda, having completed my BAMS and MD in Dravyaguna, which shaped how I understand medicinal plants and their clinical use. Along the way I published 2 research articles in medical journals, something that took more patience than I expected. I also completed a yoga instructor course, which supports my integrative approach to health, though balancing academics and practice was not alwasy smooth.