Dr Shweta yadav
Experience: | 1 year |
Education: | Rajiv gandhi education society ayurvedic college and hospital |
Academic degree: | Doctor of Medicine in Ayurveda |
Area of specialization: | I am mostly working with people dealing with liver concerns, UTI issues, hair fall and early hair greying, and also those struggling with thyroid imbalance or obesity. I usually look at metabolic disorders and diabetes too, especially when diet and simple home remedies can make a real diffrence, though sometimes it take patience from both sides.
I am also seeing many patients with knee pain and weight-related joint stress, and I try to connect the dots between metabolism, digestion, and daily habits, becuase many times the root cause isnt just one thing. My focus stay on practical dietary guidance, routine corrections, and lifestyle based support for diabetes managment and thyroid care, even when progress feel slow at first.
Sometimes I feel cases look simple on paper but turn out little tricky in real life, still I keep working step by step with liver health, urinary tract concerns, and metabolic balance, adjusting home remedies and diet plans where needed. I try to keep things clear and usable for the patient, even if my explaination get a bit long or messy at times, but the aim remain steady — help body function better, naturaly. |
Achievements: | I am proud to share I got 3 rd prize in a intercollege debate competition, which help me build strong medical communication and patient counselling skills, even if sometime I speak too fast or miss a word. I also hold a Diploma in yoga, focusing on holistic health and mind-body care, though my typing isnt always perfect, and commas sometime go missing but the learning stay with me. |
I am a doctor with about 9 months of experiance in clinical practice, and honestly this early phase still feels like a big learning curve most days. I work with patients daily, listening careful to thier concerns and trying to understand what the body is telling us, even when the symptoms dont look very clear at first In these 9 months, I have been building my clinical judgement step by step, seeing different kinds of cases and slowly getting more confident with examination and basic medical decision making. I focus a lot on patient communication, becuase many people come worried or confused, and sometimes they just need someone who explain things in a simple way, not too complicated or rushed. I try to stay attentive, even when the day get busy and little chaotic I also keep reading and revising medical knowledge whenever possible, since early practice demand constant learning and re-checking what you think you know. There are moments when I pause and double check details, just to be safe, and that habit help reduce small mistakes over time, even if progress feel slow sometimes My approach is still growing, still shaping, but I stay commited to careful observation, respectful patient care, and steady improvement in clinical skills. Some days feel smoother, other days feel heavy and full of questions, yet I keep showing up and learning from each patient interaction, even when things dont go perfectly or as planned.
