Alveda

Dr. Shivam Tiwari

Siddha sanjeevani ayurveda bhopal

Doctor information
Experience:
Education:
Madhya Pradesh Medical Science University
Academic degree:
Bachelor of Ayurvedic Medicine and Surgery
Area of specialization:
I am mostly into managing anorectal disorders thru Ayurveda—piles, fissures, fistula-in-ano... those kind of issues that ppl usually delay until they can’t sit or go to toilet properly anymore. I mostly work with Ksharasutra therapy—ya it sounds a bit intense but honestly it's way less invasive than surgery and usually gives good results if you do it right. I combine that with herbals n some easy diet tweaks, mostly to cool down the inflammation and help tissue heal naturally. The idea isn’t just symptom relief but making sure it doesn’t keep comin back again n again. Like I always say to patients—don’t just patch the pain, let’s fix what’s causing it in first place. Most ppl don’t realize how connected their digestion n daily habits are to this stuff. Once we work on that, the body kinda knows how to recover on its own. I try to make the process simple, clear, and not scary, coz honestly these issues affect ppl in ways they don’t even talk about—shame, discomfort, frustration all of it.
Achievements:
I am still kinda figuring out what made them choose me for the Best Doctor award... maybe it was how I sit with each patient like *actually* listen (not rush thru stuff), or maybe 'coz I keep trying to match Ayurveda principles with what *really* fits in that person’s day-to-day life—like not just herbs, but their food, their stress, their sleep junk. Anyway, getting that award just pushed me to keep going deeper into ethical care n sticking to real classical Ayurvedic ways, not shortcuts.

I am currently working as a consultant at Siddha Sanjeevani Ayurveda and Panchkarma Clinic in Bhopal—been here around two years now. The setup really aligns with the way I think about Ayurveda... not just treating disease, but looking at the whole person. Most of my day goes into working with ppl who're dealing with chronic issues—joint pain that never really goes away, digestion that’s always “off”, stress stuff that builds up silently, hormonal mess-ups, skin flareups etc. Each case needs time—honestly, lots of listening. I sit with patients, try to understand where they’re coming from. We talk about their prakriti, vikriti, food habits, stress levels (which some ppl don’t even realize is affecting them), sleep pattern, everything. Then I build a plan... not a quick-fix, but something doable—herbs, diet changes, detox ideas if needed, some panchakarma too where it fits right. At Siddha Sanjeevani, we do regular panchakarma work, and I’ve used it with good results in arthritis, PCOD, migraine, metabolic issues, especially when things feel stuck even after trying everything. But even without panchakarma, I focus on daily routines—what to change and what to stick with. It’s slow work sometimes, but when ppl start feeling better in small things—like proper sleep, clear appetite, lighter head—that’s when you know something’s shifting at root. Being here really helped me sharpen my clinical decisions, especially with complex cases. I don’t promise miracles, but I do stay consistent. The idea is to not just remove symptoms but to make ppl see what’s behind them, and how to keep things steady without depending on meds forever. That part feels real—when patients actually begin trusting their body again.

Experience:
Education:	Madhya Pradesh Medical Science University
Academic degree:	Bachelor of Ayurvedic Medicine and Surgery
Area of specialization:	I am mostly into managing anorectal disorders thru Ayurveda—piles, fissures, fistula-in-ano... those kind of issues that ppl usually delay until they can’t sit or go to toilet properly anymore. I mostly work with Ksharasutra therapy—ya it sounds a bit intense but honestly it's way less invasive than surgery and usually gives good results if you do it right. I combine that with herbals n some easy diet tweaks, mostly to cool down the inflammation and help tissue heal naturally. The idea isn’t just symptom relief but making sure it doesn’t keep comin back again n again. Like I always say to patients—don’t just patch the pain, let’s fix what’s causing it in first place. Most ppl don’t realize how connected their digestion n daily habits are to this stuff. Once we work on that, the body kinda knows how to recover on its own. I try to make the process simple, clear, and not scary, coz honestly these issues affect ppl in ways they don’t even talk about—shame, discomfort, frustration all of it.
Achievements:	I am still kinda figuring out what made them choose me for the Best Doctor award... maybe it was how I sit with each patient like actually listen (not rush thru stuff), or maybe 'coz I keep trying to match Ayurveda principles with what really fits in that person’s day-to-day life—like not just herbs, but their food, their stress, their sleep junk. Anyway, getting that award just pushed me to keep going deeper into ethical care n sticking to real classical Ayurvedic ways, not shortcuts.