Dr. Yugandhara Prashant Jadhav

Shatayu Clinic Tasgaon District Sangli

Doctor information
Experience:
2 years
Education:
Dr. J. J. Magdum Ayurvedic Medical College
Academic degree:
Bachelor of Ayurvedic Medicine and Surgery
Area of specialization:
I am focused mainly on Panchakarma these days—yeah the whole detox-rejuvenation process, but not in a mechanical checklist kind of way. I like to go deeper into why *this* body needs *that* karma at *this* time. Some ppl come in for gut issues, others for fatigue or just feelin off for yrs... and I always begin with basics like prakruti-vikruti checks, agni balance, sthanik dosha signs etc. Vamana, Virechana, Basti, Nasya, Raktamokshana—they’re not just procedures, they're *resets*. I plan it based on actual need, not just what the textbook says. Lotta times I’ve paused mid-treatment coz patient’s body didn’t respond the way I thot. That flexibility is part of authentic Ayurveda, at least how I see it.

I try to make every panchakarma cycle real & practical, not like a spa package or quick fix. I also keep checking if it’s *working*, coz flushing doshas isn’t the same as healing. Bit messy sometimes but that’s the work.
Achievements:
I am trained in Garbhasanskar n hv worked a lot with expectant moms who want more than just checklists or pills. I use Ayurvedic prenatal care tools—right from month-wise diet planning to mental health tips based on dhatus n garbha vruddhi stages. My focus is always on both… mom n baby. I don’t just say "eat healthy"—I explain why that grain or oil or mantra matters in *that* week. It’s not perfect but I try to balance tradition with what really works daily.

I am working at Shatayu Clinic these days n honestly—clinic life teaches you stuff books can't. My whole focus here is to make treatments feel real, rooted in *classical* Ayurveda, but also doable in the 2020s where ppl don’t hv time for 3-hour routines or ancient sanskrit charts (tho I love those too lol). I spend a good amt of time just *listening* in consults, coz that’s where diagnosis often hides—behind random symptoms, gut issues that got ignored, periods that stopped making sense, stress that doesn’t even feel like stress. I blend the old-school Ayurvedic logic—dosha-vikruti, ahar-vihar, agni-checks—with today's needs. Like ppl working shifts or sitting 10 hrs/day need *realistic* food + lifestyle guides, not textbook stuff. I design plans with that in mind—herbs yes, but also practical things they can stick to. Whether it's for acidity, hormonal issues, skin stuff, infertility, stress-burnout, or just wanting to feel ‘normal’ again—each plan is different. I’m also quite serious abt keeping my learning active—keep re-reading classical texts, update through webinars etc. Coz I really believe that if I’m going to ask a patient to change their life, I shld be ready to change mine too—stay updated, stay curious. And yeah, sometimes even when results are slow, I don’t rush. Healing in Ayurveda needs *time*—n patience from both sides. That’s the kind of care I try to give.

Experience:	2 years
Education:	Dr. J. J. Magdum Ayurvedic Medical College
Academic degree:	Bachelor of Ayurvedic Medicine and Surgery
Area of specialization:	I am focused mainly on Panchakarma these days—yeah the whole detox-rejuvenation process, but not in a mechanical checklist kind of way. I like to go deeper into why this body needs that karma at this time. Some ppl come in for gut issues, others for fatigue or just feelin off for yrs... and I always begin with basics like prakruti-vikruti checks, agni balance, sthanik dosha signs etc. Vamana, Virechana, Basti, Nasya, Raktamokshana—they’re not just procedures, they're resets. I plan it based on actual need, not just what the textbook says. Lotta times I’ve paused mid-treatment coz patient’s body didn’t respond the way I thot. That flexibility is part of authentic Ayurveda, at least how I see it. I try to make every panchakarma cycle real & practical, not like a spa package or quick fix. I also keep checking if it’s working, coz flushing doshas isn’t the same as healing. Bit messy sometimes but that’s the work.
Achievements:	I am trained in Garbhasanskar n hv worked a lot with expectant moms who want more than just checklists or pills. I use Ayurvedic prenatal care tools—right from month-wise diet planning to mental health tips based on dhatus n garbha vruddhi stages. My focus is always on both… mom n baby. I don’t just say "eat healthy"—I explain why that grain or oil or mantra matters in that week. It’s not perfect but I try to balance tradition with what really works daily.