Dr. Priyanka Jha
Experience: | 19 years |
Education: | BAMS |
Academic degree: | Bachelor of Ayurvedic Medicine and Surgery |
Area of specialization: | I am working mainly in gyane problems and womens health, and over time I have been focussing on female infertility treatment and infertility evaluation/treatement as well, which honestly needs careful attension. I also deal with urinary tract infection (UTI) cases, female sexual problems, and give contraception advice in a way that feels practical not rushed.
Sometimes I feel every case is a bit diffrent, so I try to keep my approach flexible, even if things dont always go as textbook says. Being affilated with many hospitals also helps me stay conected with varied patient needs, though it can be little hectic at times. |
Achievements: | I am holding a Diploma in Panchkarma Chikitsa from University of kerala, and also completed diploma in advance gynaecology and obstetrics. My training focus on integrative women health care, though sometimes I feel learning never really ends. I tries to apply both Ayurvedic and modern approachs in practice, not always easy but helps patients alot!! I keep updating my knowlege, even if its bit confusing at times, still worth it. |
I am a practicing doctor in Ghaziabad, working mainly in Obstetrics and women’s health for more than 19 years now, and honestly the journey has been quite long and still evolving. I focus on managing gynae problems, female infertility treatment, infertility evaluation and treatment, along with conditions like urinary tract infection (UTI), female sexual problems, and also provide contraception advice to patients who need clear and practical guidance. Over the years, I have been associated with different hospitals and clinical setups, which gave me exposure to a wide range of cases, some simple, some very complicated… and sometimes the same issue looks different in every patient, which keeps me thinking. My approach is usually centered on understanding the root cause first, not just the symptoms, though it dosent always go exactly as planned. I completed my BAMS from Rajiv Gandhi University of Health Sciences, Bangalore, India, which laid my foundation in Ayurvedic principles and holistic care. Later, I pursued a Diploma in Panchkarma Chikitsa from University of kerala, where I deepened my understanding of detoxification therapies and traditional treatment methods, even if applying them in modern practice can feel a bit challanging at times. In my day to day practice, I try to combine clinical experience with patient comfort, because many womens hesitate to openly discuss their issues, and that delay can make things worse. I try to listen, though not every day is perfect, and sometimes time runs short or cases pile up. Still, I keep working on providing balanced, safe, and individualized care… even if there are moments where decisions need rethinking or adjustment later on.
