Dr. Veena Narasapura
Experience: | 1 year |
Education: | Dgm Ayurvedic Medical College and Hospital |
Academic degree: | Bachelor of Ayurvedic Medicine and Surgery |
Area of specialization: | I am mainly into treating skin problems and gynecological issues with Ayurveda.. stuff like acne, eczema, pigmentation, PCOS, irregular periods, reproductive health stuff etc. I like working on the root cause, not just surface fixes, so I mix classical Ayurvedic therapies with really tailored advice for each patient. Sometimes it’s herbs, sometimes diet tweaks, sometimes lifestyle shifts—depends on the person. I also finished a Certificate Course in Yoga Studies, which kinda fits perfectly with what I do… cause yoga, breathing work and body-mind balance actually make treatments go deeper and last longer. Many times I end up creating plans that blend Ayurveda and yoga, like for PCOS or chronic skin flares, and it really changes the recovery speed. I believe healing is not just about medicines but how you live daily, so I keep an eye on routines, stress triggers, even sleep patterns. Every patient is different, so my approach keeps shifting, but the aim stays same—restore balance and keep it steady. |
Achievements: | I am kinda proud that I finished my Certificate in Yoga Studies (CYS) with distinction.. not just cause of the grade but cause it really changed how I treat ppl. Studying yogic principles in detail gave me tools to mix them with Ayurveda in a way that’s more complete, you know, healing both body & mind together. Now when I work on a case—whether it’s skin, PCOS or stress issues—I can add yoga-based breathwork, asanas, even small meditaton steps that make the recovery feel more natural & lasting. |
I am an Ayurvedic practitioner who kinda started my real hands-on learning during my one year of rotatory internship, moving through departments like Kayachikitsa, Panchakarma, Shalya Tantra and Stri Roga.. each one showed me different side of patient care that you can’t really learn just from books. We had cases that were complex and some very simple but even those small ones taught me something. After that I worked for about six months in a private clinic, where I was doing almost everything—taking history, figuring the diagnosis, deciding what herbs or therapies might help, and following up to see how the patient was doing. Managed digestive disorders, skin issues, stress-related complaints, menstrual troubles... honestly each case was like its own puzzle and I kinda enjoy that challenge. My way of treating is not only chasing symptoms but finding the root, using herbal medicines, diet tweaks, and lifestyle changes that actually match the person’s dosha and daily life. Prevention also matters to me, coz why wait for trouble if you can balance early. Working in both hospital setup and a smaller clinic helped me adapt—sometimes you have all the facilities, sometimes it’s just you, your patient and your knowledge. I try to keep communication clear and listen properly, cause patients feel more confident when they are actually heard. Even now, I keep learning, sometimes from books, sometimes just from sitting with a patient and hearing their story. My aim is pretty simple—make genuine Ayurvedic care accessible and actually useful for the health problems people face today, while keeping it real and rooted in tradition.
