Alveda

Dr. Maneesh Kumar

Aarogyam Health And Dental Clinic Ludhiana

Doctor information
Experience:
15 years
Education:
S.K.S.S Ayurvedic Medical College & Hospital
Academic degree:
Bachelor of Ayurvedic Medicine and Surgery
Area of specialization:
I am working mostly in liver n gastro-related cases—that’s where my main focus goes these days. I deal with all types of hepatitis, like A, B, C, even E sometimes which ppl ignore or confuse with food poisoning. Then there’s liver cirrhosis, not always alcoholic btw, lot of non-alcoholic fatty liver stuff too. I see a mix—IBS, GERD, pancreatitis, chronic constipation that won’t go no matter what, even cases like ulcerative colitis where gut lining’s like inflamed crazy. Some are long-standing like dysentery that keeps coming back, others are sudden n messy.

Each pt comes with a diff story, and I try not to jump in with herbs too fast—first I want to know everything—what they eat, what they skip, how stool pattern changes when stress goes up. Gut tells u a lot if u know where to look. I use classical Ayurveda principles to figure out the root cause n then adjust formulation—sometimes mild, sometimes strong if it's a deep-rooted thing. Every case is its own puzzle kinda.
Achievements:
I am someone who kinda sticks close to herbs—like really close. Got a gold medal in Dravyaguna (Ayurvedic pharmacology) back in college, which felt right bcoz I always liked digging into the raw plant side of things more than theory-cramming. Also did continous Covid duty in the early days—was rough, not gonna lie. But yeah, Govt of India recognised me as a Covid Warrior, which I didn’t expect tbh.. it meant something real after all that chaos.

I am running my own clinic from the last 10 years—just me, some herbs, and a lot of trial n trust tbh. Most of my work’s focused around liver problems and gastro issues, things like fatty liver, acidity, IBS, sluggish digestion, and stuff that doesn't always show up clearly in tests but ppl know somethin’s not right. And yeah, over these years, I’ve treated more than 6000+ patients using classical Ayurvedic herbs, no shortcuts or flashy mixes, just deep-rooted formulations from texts that still work—if you use them right. There’s no one-pattern-fits-all approach here. Someone may walk in with gas but turns out it’s related to chronic stress or maybe early liver congestion. I always try to listen more than talk (ok not always but I try), bcz half the clues come from small things ppl don’t even think matter. And I do ask a lot about appetite, tongue coating, sleep, even weird food cravings—these all paint the picture. Some days it's smooth, other days I'm stuck re-thinking a herb combo that didn’t hit right—happens. But I learn, tweak, ask again, keep it human. Clinic’s not a big fancy place, but it’s steady. Some pts came in years ago with recurring bloating or liver numbers off the chart n now they just come once in a while, for check-in or refills. That makes me kinda feel like maybe I'm doing somethin right, even if I still keep wondering if there's more to improve. But yeah, this field, this way of working—Ayurveda for gut n liver healing—it’s what I stick to. And trust it deeply.

Experience:	15 years
Education:	S.K.S.S Ayurvedic Medical College & Hospital
Academic degree:	Bachelor of Ayurvedic Medicine and Surgery
Area of specialization:	I am working mostly in liver n gastro-related cases—that’s where my main focus goes these days. I deal with all types of hepatitis, like A, B, C, even E sometimes which ppl ignore or confuse with food poisoning. Then there’s liver cirrhosis, not always alcoholic btw, lot of non-alcoholic fatty liver stuff too. I see a mix—IBS, GERD, pancreatitis, chronic constipation that won’t go no matter what, even cases like ulcerative colitis where gut lining’s like inflamed crazy. Some are long-standing like dysentery that keeps coming back, others are sudden n messy. Each pt comes with a diff story, and I try not to jump in with herbs too fast—first I want to know everything—what they eat, what they skip, how stool pattern changes when stress goes up. Gut tells u a lot if u know where to look. I use classical Ayurveda principles to figure out the root cause n then adjust formulation—sometimes mild, sometimes strong if it's a deep-rooted thing. Every case is its own puzzle kinda.
Achievements:	I am someone who kinda sticks close to herbs—like really close. Got a gold medal in Dravyaguna (Ayurvedic pharmacology) back in college, which felt right bcoz I always liked digging into the raw plant side of things more than theory-cramming. Also did continous Covid duty in the early days—was rough, not gonna lie. But yeah, Govt of India recognised me as a Covid Warrior, which I didn’t expect tbh.. it meant something real after all that chaos.