Dr. Swati
Experience: | 9 years |
Education: | Babe ke Ayurvedic College And Hospital Daudhar |
Academic degree: | Bachelor of Ayurvedic Medicine and Surgery |
Area of specialization: | I am mainly dealing with all kind of gynaecology problems as well as psychiatric issues, since in Ayurveda both body and mind are deeply connected and can’t really be separated. My focus is on treating conditions like menstrual irregularities, PCOD, infertility concerns, menopause troubles and also supporting mental health problems such as anxiety, depression, stress and sleep disturbance. Many women come with physical complaints but during consultation we often discover emotional struggles too, and I try to address both sides together.
I use Ayurvedic diagnostic methods like prakriti and dosha analysis to understand the root cause rather than only symptoms. Sometimes the problem is related to hormones, sometimes digestion, and often lifestyle patterns play a big role. I work with classical Ayurvedic medicines, diet guidance, yoga practices and counselling to create personalized plans. For psychiatric concerns I rely on herbs that calm the nervous system, detoxification when required, and also a lot of one-to-one discussions to make patient feel supported.
Every case is unique, some respond faster, some slower, but my goal is always long term healing and balance. I believe that when mind is settled, body heals better and when body is healthy, mind also become stronger. This combined approach is what makes me passionate about my work in women’s health and psychiatry. |
Achievements: | I am proud to say I was a university rank holder during my academic years, and that recognition gave me lot of confidence to push myself deeper into Ayurveda studies. It wasnt just about marks, it was about discipline, late nights with books, practicals in the hospital and learning how theory meet reality. That rank still remind me that hard work matters, but at same time it also keep me grounded because true test of knowledge is in patient care not in exams. |
I am working in the field of ayurveda for 5 yrs now, and for me every year taught something new about the depth of this science and also about people who come searching for healing. My main focus areas are tubal blockage, hypothyroidism, hypertension and migraine, but in reality each patient brings his own unique story, so treatment is never just a textbook one. I spend time in understanding prakriti, dosha imbalance and lifestyle patterns before deciding the line of care. Sometimes it’s about herbal medicines, sometimes about diet or yoga advice, often its about changing habits that silently fuel the disease. When I treat women with tubal blockage, I see not only the physical concern but also the emotional weight it carry, and Ayurveda gives tools to address both sides. Same with hypothyroidism where small daily changes in ahar-vihar along with classical formulations can make big difference in energy, mood and metabolism. With hypertension and migraine, I try to see root triggers—stress, food, sleep, emotional strain—and plan a holistic protocol that fits in patient’s daily life. I rely on authentic Ayurvedic principles but I also try to adapt them for today’s needs, keeping it practical and not overcomplicated. My belief is that long term results come when patient is involved, when they feel heard and supported. That is why counselling is part of my practice, not just prescription. Many times I feel I am learning as much from patients as they from me, and that keeps me grounded. Some days are hard, when cases don’t respond quickly, but even then I remind myself that Ayurveda works in layers, and patience is also a medicine. My journey till now gave me confidence that natural healing, when guided properly, can truly transform chronic conditions without side effects. And honestly that’s why I continue with the same passion, because I know I can help people move toward balance and healthier life.
