Dr. Vaishali Sangram
Experience: | 3 years |
Education: | Rajiv Gandhi University of Health Sciences |
Academic degree: | Master of Surgery in Ayurveda |
Area of specialization: | I am specialist in Prasuti Tantra and Stree roga, which means I mostly deal with women’s health concerns, right from puberty to menopause, and everything that comes in between those phases. My focus is on bringing balance through Ayurvedic protocols—sometimes simple, sometimes deep—depending how tangled the issue is. PCOD, painful cycles, discharge problems, infertility... these are things I see a lot. and yeah they’re usually more than just physical.
I also take a lot of intrest in treating lifestyle disorders—like stress-triggered issues, hormonal shifts, sudden weight gain or loss, disturbed sleep, acidity, skin flareups etc. These things might look random or minor, but they're signs of deeper imbalance. I try to go under that surface. Not just remove symptom with herbs n all, but really help the patient listen to what their body wants to say.
My way isn’t fancy or fast always but ayurveda don’t work that way anyway.. it’s slow but steady if done right. sometimes that’s what healing really needs. |
Achievements: | I am worked as an Assistant professor at Rajarajeshwari Ayurvedic medical collage in Humnabad where I was involved in both clinical teaching n guiding students in Ayurvedic fundamentals. Later on, I also served as a consultant at Basavaraj Patil Ayurvedic Medical Collage in Humnabad, Bidar—where patient flow was quite diverse actually, and gave me good exposer to tricky cases. both roles kinda helped me stay grounded in classical text n modern application together.. which I think really matters!! |
I am an Ayurvedic doctor who's been working in clinical setups for 7+ years now, mostly focused around gynecology and obstetrics. What I really do day-to-day is help women deal with things that mess with their health — like irregular cycles, PCOS, infertility, thyroid probs or stress weight that just won't go away. Sometimes it's the hormones, sometimes it's lifestyle, sometimes it's just... a mix of too many things going wrong all at once. My main work revolves around fertility management, both male and female, and I pay a lot of attention to conditions like insulin resistance, hypothyroid, and other sneaky metabolic issues that often get missed or misdiagnosed. PCOS is a big chunk of what I treat. I see how much it affects a woman's mood, skin, hair, periods — and yeah, confidence too. Every case is different. That's why I don't follow one-size-fits-all stuff. I use a mix of classical Ayurvedic therapies like Panchakarma, Rasayana, and Uttara Basti (yes that one needs careful handling but it’s super effective). But I never stop there. I also go deep into the diet they follow, their sleep, digestion, mental fatigue, all that—everything’s connected right? I believe healing has to feel sustainable. Not just symptom control, but real long-term balance, the kind that sticks. During antenatal and postnatal phases, I guide mothers with practical Ayurvedic support—whether it's safe herbal support, gut care, back pain, milk production, or just calming the new-mom anxiety that no one talks enough about. Sometimes just explaining what's normal and what needs care makes a big diff. I won’t claim to fix everything magically, but many of my patients do walk out feeling like someone finally understood what their body was trying to say.
