Dr. Pragati Manohar Mahakalkar
Experience: | 4 years |
Education: | Maharashtra University of Health Sciences |
Academic degree: | Bachelor of Ayurvedic Medicine and Surgery |
Area of specialization: | I am specialised in women’s health with a focus on holistic n integrative care that blends classical Ayurvedic knowledge with modern medical insight. My work mostly revolves around helping women feel balanced—physically, emotionally, hormonally—across all stages like periods, pregnancy, fertility issues, or menopause shifts. I use Ayurvedic diagnostic tools like dosha assessment, prakriti-vikriti analysis etc along with understanding modern reports when needed.
I don’t believe in one-size-fits-all. Every woman’s body tells a diff story. That’s why my treatment plans are always personalised, depending on her lifestyle, symptoms, stress patterns, digestion, sleep... all that matters. Whether someone has irregular cycles or trying to conceive or just feel tired all the time—I try to support her with the right combination of herbal meds, diet changes, daily habits and sometimes emotional support too.
The idea is not just to "fix" things, but help her understand what balance actually feels like in her own body. I believe when women know why something is happening, healing begins faster. And that’s what I aim to offer—clarity, not just treatment. |
Achievements: | I am lucky to have helped many women heal from stubborn menstrual issues like PCOD, painful cycles n even constant spotting, by mixing Ayurvedic therapies with modern support where needed. I’ve also managed tough cases of leucorrhoea n abnormal discharge that didn’t respond to basic meds. My work with infertility—both primary n secondary—has shown real results, esp when we do right Panchakarma at the right time. Seeing couples get that second line on a test, naturally... that's a win I’ll never forget. |
I am an Ayurvedic doctor with around 3 years of solid clinical experience in gynecology and obstetrics—mostly working with menstrual problems, fertility-related cases, pregnancy care and menopausal issues that ppl usually say are just “part of life” but actually... they don't have to be. My practice is rooted in classical Ayurvedic texts, but also flexible enough to understand what modern life is doing to women’s bodies n rhythms. I mostly work with women across all age groups—from teens struggling with irregular periods to older women navigating that long bumpy menopause phase. I look at each case with a mix of Ayurvedic pathology and current understanding of reproductive health. Whether it’s managing PCOD naturally or helping couples with conception without going straight to invasive steps—I plan everything keeping in mind their prakriti, vikriti, emotional state, stress load, food pattern, and more. I don’t just treat “symptoms.” I go after what’s pushing the body out of sync in the first place. Treatment plans usually include herbal support, dinacharya suggestions, ritucharya alignment, and therapeutic meds from classical texts... all personalized, nothing random. And yeah, I do include some gentle panchakarma or supportive therapies when needed, but only if the body is ready for that stage. I give a lot of importance to timing n patient's real-life routine—no point giving great herbs if the woman has no time to cook or rest or follow it. Right now, I’m offering online consultations too—because honestly, many women can’t travel for every small thing but still need guidance they can trust. I make sure my consults are slow enough to really hear what the patient is saying. Each session ends with clear, realistic suggestions—not just a list of 10 tablets n hope. My aim? To support long-term balance n confidence in women’s health through care that’s both wise and workable. I want women to feel in charge again—not confused, rushed or unheard. That’s the space I try to hold.
