Alveda

Dr. Akansha Yadav

Kaushambi

Doctor information
Experience:
2 years
Education:
Vaidya Yagya Dutt Sharma Ayurved Mahavidyalaya, Khurja
Academic degree:
Bachelor of Ayurvedic Medicine and Surgery
Area of specialization:
I am mostly working with women who’re stuck in the PCOS-infertility cycle—like periods showing up late or not at all, hairfall, weight going up even when they’re barely eating, and the constant guesswork around ovulation. My whole approach in Ayurveda kinda centers around decoding that root-level imbalance—whether it's vata disturbing apana or kapha blocking agni—whatever’s *actually* driving the hormones off track. I don’t like giving cookie-cutter plans. Every body’s timing, diet, mental load, sleep — all that changes the line of treatment.

My work blends classical Ayurvedic therapies (sometimes Panchakarma if needed) with herbs, but it’s always tuned to *that* person's doshic state, not just the diagnosis. I use food like medicine—small things like what grains they tolerate or when they eat—can shift cycles back on track. I’ve seen natural conception happen once the body is reset properly, even in cases where the couple thought it’s not possible anymore.. and that’s kinda why this work matters to me.
Achievements:
I am still kinda finding my feet in this field, but honestly every single case teaches me something new—like things textbooks didn’t even mention or just skipped over. I make it a point to read up, follow latest Ayurvedic texts n updates, and stay tuned in with what’s going on in modern research too. My focus is always on clean, honest care—no shortcuts, no false hope. Just figuring out what *actually* helps the patient, even if that path takes time or feels slow at first glance.

I am practicing Ayurveda since about a year and a half now—doesn’t sound like much maybe, but in this short time I’ve already worked with ppl from all kinds of backgrounds and yeah, the one thing that sticks is: no two cases are ever same. My main focus is on figuring out the *why* behind symptoms, not just what’s showing up. Whether it’s digestion acting up, mood swings, weird breakouts, stress that won’t quit, or hormonal mess like irregular periods—my brain just naturally goes digging for root imbalance. I use classical Ayurvedic methods like *prakriti* assessment & *dosha* mapping (yup, the full charting thing), and then plan individualized treatments—usually a combo of herbs, food guidelines, panchakarma therapies, and small lifestyle tweaks that ppl can actually *do*. I'm not one of those doctors who throws 20 tablets at you and vanishes. I sit with my patients, talk a lot (sometimes too much lol), explain what's going on inside their body in a way that makes sense, not just textbook. That kind of open convo builds trust — and honestly, it helps ppl *stay* with the plan. One thing I'm really particular about is patient education — like, I don’t want them dependent on me forever. I want them to understand their own patterns, learn when things start to go off-track, and feel like they're in control of their health. It’s more like teamwork than me just giving orders. I still consider myself very much in the learning phase tbh. Every case adds something new, and I keep updating myself with newer interpretations, clinical experience, and yeah, a lot of late-night research spirals. It’s tiring sometimes—but then a chronic migraine vanishes, or someone says they slept peacefully after weeks—and you remember why you’re doing all this. Anyway, if you're looking for something more real & root-level than symptom patches, I might be the person to talk to.

Experience:	2 years
Education:	Vaidya Yagya Dutt Sharma Ayurved Mahavidyalaya, Khurja
Academic degree:	Bachelor of Ayurvedic Medicine and Surgery
Area of specialization:	I am mostly working with women who’re stuck in the PCOS-infertility cycle—like periods showing up late or not at all, hairfall, weight going up even when they’re barely eating, and the constant guesswork around ovulation. My whole approach in Ayurveda kinda centers around decoding that root-level imbalance—whether it's vata disturbing apana or kapha blocking agni—whatever’s actually driving the hormones off track. I don’t like giving cookie-cutter plans. Every body’s timing, diet, mental load, sleep — all that changes the line of treatment. My work blends classical Ayurvedic therapies (sometimes Panchakarma if needed) with herbs, but it’s always tuned to that person's doshic state, not just the diagnosis. I use food like medicine—small things like what grains they tolerate or when they eat—can shift cycles back on track. I’ve seen natural conception happen once the body is reset properly, even in cases where the couple thought it’s not possible anymore.. and that’s kinda why this work matters to me.
Achievements:	I am still kinda finding my feet in this field, but honestly every single case teaches me something new—like things textbooks didn’t even mention or just skipped over. I make it a point to read up, follow latest Ayurvedic texts n updates, and stay tuned in with what’s going on in modern research too. My focus is always on clean, honest care—no shortcuts, no false hope. Just figuring out what actually helps the patient, even if that path takes time or feels slow at first glance.