Dr. Arisha
Experience: | 2 years |
Education: | Uttarakhand Ayurveda University |
Academic degree: | Bachelor of Ayurvedic Medicine and Surgery |
Area of specialization: | I am mostly working with people who come with lifestyle mess like obesity, thyroid issues, PCOS or irregular periods, and I find that Ayurveda really fits in when you look at the person’s Prakriti & doshic state rather than just symptoms. Women’s health is a big focus for me, but I also deal with skin and hair stuff – acne, dandruff, early greying – usually linked with digestion or toxins, so I go for internal detox + herbal meds. I get a lot of chronic cases too, like early arthritis, joint pains, long-term digestive trouble… here Panchakarma, diet tweaks, and small daily habits make a big diff. My approach isn’t about quick fixes, it’s more about building a routine that sticks, that matches the body’s own rhythm. Sometimes its slow, sometimes you see results fast, but either way the goal is balance and a kind of lasting wellness that dosen’t fall apart with small changes in life. |
Achievements: | I am really glad I got to do my internship at Rajkiya Ayurveda Chikitsalya, Jhajhra – those 6 months kind of shaped how I see patients now. Working on Prakriti-based diagnosis, handling Panchakarma cases, and figuring out small but imp stuff for personalised care made me more confident. Getting appreciation from mentors and even patients (which I didn’t expect honestly) pushed me to trust my skills more. It also made me take evidence-based Ayurveda seriously, both in person & in teleconsults. |
I am starting my Ayurveda jurney from Rajkiya Ayurveda Chikitsalaya, Jhajhra, Dehradun, where I did six months hands-on training. that place really shaped how I see patient care – working with so many diff. cases, doing Prakriti analysis, matching herbs, diets, and all those small daily routine tweaks. It made me realise early that healing is not just about one-size-fits-all. Later I moved to AyurMax Hospital & Panchkarma Centre, Dehradun, for another 6 months… more into OPD care and assisting in Panchakarma, which was like a crash course in seeing classical therapies in real hospital setup. That time I learnt how detoxification isn’t just theory – you actually see people change, sometimes slowly, sometimes quick. For the past year I am with MedScribe as Ayurvedic teleconsultant, talking to patients from all over India on calls or video, where you don’t have the pulse under your fingers but still you got to assess dosha, diet habits, lifestyle mess, and make a treatment plan they can actually follow. It’s tricky but rewarding. With these over two years, my style now is a mix of classical texts and what really works in modern life – detailed Prakriti & dosha assessment, herbal medicines, Panchakarma when needed, diet corrections, and daily routines that make sense for each person. I keep trying to make Ayurveda feel practical and reachable, whether you sit infront of me or on the other end of the phone. My aim stays same – help people find balance, energy, and a better sense of their own health constitution.
