Dr. Nikitha N
Experience: | 11 years |
Education: | Rajiv Gandhi University Of Health Sciences |
Academic degree: | Bachelor of Ayurvedic Medicine and Surgery |
Area of specialization: | I am mainly focused on helping patients with joint disorders, women’s health issues like PCOD, infertility, and menstrual troubles, also asthma, psoriasis, obesity and fatty liver disease which are becoming very common now a days. In every case I try to see what is the root imbalance, not just the symptom that showing outside. My treatments are grounded in classical ayurveda but I like to combine Panchakarma, herbal formulas, proper ahar-vihar guidance, and lifestyle changes. With chronic joint pain cases, I work on reducing swelling, stiffness, and bringing mobility back. In hormonal imbalances I see how diet, stress, and dosha play together and make corrections step by step. Respiratory and skin disorders need patience but ayurveda gives very good long-term results if the protocol is followed. Same with metabolic issues like fatty liver or obesity, it’s more about discipline and finding a sustainable path. I always try to keep my approach personal, safe and practical, so patients feel cared for and also learn how to maintain health naturally. |
Achievements: | I am fortunat to be invited more than 500 times on tv health programs where I shared practical ayurveda tips for both common and also quite complicated diseases. Speaking to the public in such big platforms made me more clear about how people look at health and where ayurveda can really guide them. Along with that I also did a diploma in skin care formulations, which gave me deeper skill to prepare safe, natural solutions for skin troubles..from acne to chronic condtions, with better outcomes. |
I am an Ayurvedic physician with more than 10 yrs of clinical practice, and honestly those years taught me more than any textbook could. In this time I have consulted thousands of patients — somewhere between 4000 to 5000 — each one different in prakriti, habits, and the way disease manifests. That variety made me realise that Ayurveda is not just about a standard recipe of herbs, but about reading the person infront of you and then planning therapy that really suits. My main area of work is joint disorders. I spend a lot of time with patients suffering from osteoarthritis, rheumatoid arthritis, cervical or lumbar problems and other degenerative conditions that make daily movement painful. Many of them come after trying multiple treatments, and I focus on not only giving relief but also improving mobility, reducing stiffness and slowing degeneration. Panchakarma, snehan-swedan, and targeted herbal formulations are tools I use daily, but each case needs a little tweaking depending on dosha imbalance and strength of patient. I also give a lot of attention to women’s health issues — PCOD, infertility, irregular cycles, obesity linked to hormonal imbalance. Working with these patients makes me more aware of the emotional strain that comes along, so I try to combine chikitsa with diet guidance, simple yoga, and lifestyle counseling. Over time I saw many women regain confidence in their body when cycles became regular or conception happened naturally, and that remains one of the most satisfying parts of my practice. Respiratory diseases like asthma, chronic bronchitis, allergic coughs, also skin conditions like psoriasis and eczema, and metabolic disorders such as fatty liver are areas I manage regularly. Again my method is always root-cause oriented — nidana parivarjana first, then chikitsa planned step by step. Sometimes it is just diet correction that makes a big shift, sometimes long-term internal medicines are required, but always with close follow-up. Through all this, my commitment is simple: help patients find balance and live with less pain and more vitality. I want every treatment to be authentic, safe, and sustainable, keeping alive the true essence of Ayurveda while fitting into modern life.
