Shriraj Ganesh Bhandare
Experience: | 2 years |
Education: | Dr J J Magdum Ayurved Medical College Jaysingpur |
Academic degree: | Bachelor of Ayurvedic Medicine and Surgery |
Area of specialization: | I am working in Ayurveda along with modern aspect of medicine, and my focus mostly stays on skin disease, hairfall problems and general physician level concerns that people bring every day. I usualy look at each case from both Ayurvedic and modern prespective, trying to understand why the issue keeps coming back, not just how to calm it for short time
In my practice I deal with common skin disorders, hairfall patterns, scalp issues and day to day general health complaints, sometimes patients come confused after trying many things and I try to keep the plan simple and practical, even if it takes time to adjust things. I beleive mixing classical Ayurvedic concepts with modern clinical thinking makes treatment more balanced, though at times it need patience from both sides
I also try to guide patients on routine, diet and general health maintainance, because skin and hair problems rarely stay alone, they connect with overall body state. My approach stay patient focused, steady, and I keep observing response closly even when progress look slow , sometimes small changes matter more than big ones. |
Achievements: | I am honored to be awarded by Cheif Minister for checking about 3000 patient in one day at Kolhapur after flood situaton, that day was very heavy work and little confusing. I am also awarded for Covid patient treatment with 12 hour shift daily, sometimes feel tired but keep going. I am recived award from Chemist association of Sangamner by Maharashtra division Head, for public health and emergency medical care work. |
I am an Ayurvedic physician who works closely with patients in day-to-day OPD consultation, and honestly my focus has always been on practical healing rather than big claims. I spend most of my time listening to symptoms, understanding prakriti and vikriti patterns, and planning treatments that feel realistic for the patient’s life, not just textbook theory. Sometimes cases come with long histories, mixed complaints, confusing reports… and that is where careful Ayurvedic diagnosis realy matters, even when it takes more time than expected. In my clinical practice, I regularly manage skin and hair disorders, which many patients find very frustrating and slow to improve. I try to approach these cases with patience, combining internal Ayurvedic medicines, diet guidance, and daily routine corrections. There are also many patients who come with digestive problems or irregular lifestyle habits, and I keep noticing how digestion and metabolism affect overall health in ways people dont always realise. I also handle lifestyle disorders such as diabetes, obesity, and chronic digestive complaints, where steady follow-up and consistent advice becomes important, even if progress feels slow at first. I also provide preventive and wellness consultation using classical Ayurvedic principles. Many individuals visit not because they are very sick, but because they want to avoid future health problems or improve daily functioning, and honestly thats a direction I appreciate seeing more often. My work includes guiding patients about diet, sleep cycles, seasonal regimens, and simple lifestyle corrections that support long-term balance rather than quick temporary relief. I keep my treatment approach patient-centered, which means plans are adjusted based on response, tolerance, and daily routine realities. I rely on Ayurvedic fundamentals such as dosha assessment, digestive fire evaluation, and disease staging, but I also stay practical about what patients can actually follow at home. Some days the workload feels heavy, and cases vary a lot, yet the goal stays the same — steady care, thoughtful diagnosis, and treatment that supports recovery in a natural way, even when results take time or need repeated adjustments.
