Alveda

Dr. Shubham Soni

Jabalpur

Doctor information
Experience:
1 year
Education:
Government Autonomous Ayurved College and Hospital Jabalpur
Academic degree:
Bachelor of Ayurvedic Medicine and Surgery
Area of specialization:
I am mainly working with cases related to metabolic disorders, which are often tricky because they involve more than one system in body. Diabetes for example is not only about blood sugar, it affect digestion, sleep, energy and even mood, so my approach is always to look at the root imbalance. I also deal with many IBS patients, where the gut is sensitive and treatment need patience. Ayurveda helps here by balancing agni, adjusting diet and stress factors too.

Skin diseases are another area where I focus, since most of them link back to internal imbalance like liver or digestion, not just surface rash. Liver disorders often overlap with metabolic issues, and I try to design therapies that clean and strengthen it instead of just supressing symptoms. In many of my patients insomnia comes along with these chronic problems, so I include simple lifestyle corrections, herbal support and sometimes yoga practices to calm the mind.

Each case is different, some respond fast while others take longer, and sometimes I wonder if progress is too slow but then even small changes like better sleep or reduced bloating make big difference for patient. My specialization is less about one single disease and more about connecting all dots — digestion, metabolism, skin, liver, sleep — because in Ayurveda they are tied together. This way the treatment feels holistic and patients feel heard, not just treated.
Achievements:
I am fortunate to attend many workshop under guidance of well known and senior vaidyas, and each one of those gave me practical learning that textbooks alone cant give. In these sessions I got to watch, ask questions, try things in real time and understand how experinced doctors approach same condition in different way. That exposure shaped how I treat my own patients, because it remind me Ayurveda is both science and art. These workshops also helped me polish my skills in diagnosis, patient communication and choice of therapy.

I am working from past 3 years in the feild of Ayurveda and in this time I got to handle many kinds of health issues. Diabetes management has been one of the major parts of my practise, where I focused not just on medicine but also on diet and lifestyle which play a huge role. Along with that, I have been actively involved in swarnaprashan, a preventive care practice for children that supports immunity and healthy development. It always felt meaningful to guide parents about this ancient practice and clear their doubts, many had never heard of it before. Yoga also became a natural extension of my work, since it connect body and mind in ways medicine alone cannot. Sometimes I see patients who are struggling with stress or lifestyle issues and yoga gives them simple tools to start their healing. Over time I learned to integrate these approaches — ayurvedic diet, herbal support, swarnaprashan, yoga, and counseling — into more holistic plans that suit each person. Every case taught me something different, like how two diabetic patients can react completely different to the same food, or how a small correction in sleep routine made a big change in gut health. These experiences made me realize that Ayurveda is not about giving a fixed formula but about listening carefully, observing prakriti, and guiding patients step by step. There are still days where I question if I am doing enough or if I missed a detail in diagnosis, but those doubts push me to keep learning. My work in these past years gave me confidence yet also humility, because no matter how much we know there is always more to understand. At the end of it, I see my role as someone who walks with the patient, not just prescribes, and that’s what keeps me dedicated to this path.

Experience:	1 year
Education:	Government Autonomous Ayurved College and Hospital Jabalpur
Academic degree:	Bachelor of Ayurvedic Medicine and Surgery
Area of specialization:	I am mainly working with cases related to metabolic disorders, which are often tricky because they involve more than one system in body. Diabetes for example is not only about blood sugar, it affect digestion, sleep, energy and even mood, so my approach is always to look at the root imbalance. I also deal with many IBS patients, where the gut is sensitive and treatment need patience. Ayurveda helps here by balancing agni, adjusting diet and stress factors too. Skin diseases are another area where I focus, since most of them link back to internal imbalance like liver or digestion, not just surface rash. Liver disorders often overlap with metabolic issues, and I try to design therapies that clean and strengthen it instead of just supressing symptoms. In many of my patients insomnia comes along with these chronic problems, so I include simple lifestyle corrections, herbal support and sometimes yoga practices to calm the mind. Each case is different, some respond fast while others take longer, and sometimes I wonder if progress is too slow but then even small changes like better sleep or reduced bloating make big difference for patient. My specialization is less about one single disease and more about connecting all dots — digestion, metabolism, skin, liver, sleep — because in Ayurveda they are tied together. This way the treatment feels holistic and patients feel heard, not just treated.
Achievements:	I am fortunate to attend many workshop under guidance of well known and senior vaidyas, and each one of those gave me practical learning that textbooks alone cant give. In these sessions I got to watch, ask questions, try things in real time and understand how experinced doctors approach same condition in different way. That exposure shaped how I treat my own patients, because it remind me Ayurveda is both science and art. These workshops also helped me polish my skills in diagnosis, patient communication and choice of therapy.