Dr. Ashwini Shivajirao Patil
Experience: | 8 years |
Education: | Ayurved Seva Sangh Ayurvedic College |
Academic degree: | Bachelor of Ayurvedic Medicine and Surgery |
Area of specialization: | I am mostly working in women health and my specialization cover wide areas, from Ayurvedic and modern gynaecological care to holistic management of lifestyle related conditions. I use Panchakarma therapies for gynaecological disorders where cleansing and balance of doshas bring good relief. Herbal medicine and my own formulations are part of daily practice, and I often combine them with Nadi Pariksha for deeper understanding of patient’s condition. Diet and lifestyle counselling based on dosha principle is something I keep stressing because without correcting routine the treatment never stay long.
I deal with infertility cases, PCOS, PCOD and menstrual disorders, where ayurveda offer natural and sustainable management. In obstetrics I provide antenatal care, support during labor and postnatal recovery, keeping both mother and child health as priority. My training also include gynaecological surgeries like laparoscopy and hysterectomy when needed, because some situations demand surgical route. With menopausal care I focus on easing transition, reducing symptoms like hot flashes, mood shifts, bone weakness etc by diet, herbs and counselling.
In all these areas I try to merge classical ayurvedic knowledge with practical, patient friendly approach, so women feel safe and guided in every stage of their life. |
Achievements: | I am proud to say that during my post graduation I was awarded a Gold medal, a moment that really marked my journey in medicine. It wasn’t just about scoring high, but about the hard work in understanding ayurveda deeply and applying it in real clinical practice. That recognition gave me more confidence to keep refining my skills and to take patient care even more seriously. It remind me always that dedication and focus actually do matter in long run. |
I am an MS gynaecologist with more than 3 yrs of practical experience, and during this time I worked with wide range of women’s health problems, from common menstrual irregularities to complex obstetric and gynaecological conditions. My approach is bit different because I try to bring together both conventional treatment where its required and Ayurvedic wisdom for long term balance. I use therapies like herbal remedies, diet planning, lifestyle counselling and when needed panchkarma procedures, all tailored to the condition and prakriti of the patient. I feel strongly that women deserve not just symptomatic relief but also holistic care that looks at root causes, whether its hormonal imbalances, fertility issues, menopausal challenges or chronic pain related to reproductive health. In my practice I also focus a lot on preventive care. I encourage regular check-ups, nadi parikshan, personalised diet advice because I saw how small corrections in routine and food habbits can stop bigger complications later. Patients who come with anxiety, stress or lifestyle disorders also find improvement when we integrate mind–body techniques like yoga, breathing exercises along with medicine. Many women I treated told me they feel heard and supported, and that matters as much to me as clinical outcomes. Working this way has taught me that patient satisfaction is not only about medical results but also about trust and consistent support. Even with limited resources or busy shifts, I try to maintain high standards of care and give enough time to listen carefully. Every case, whether simple or complicated, remind me why I choose this profession – to help women regain health, confidence and quality of life. I continue learning every day, updating myself on both modern protocols and classical Ayurvedic texts, to make sure the care I provide is both evidence-based and compassionate. For me integration of both worlds is not a compromise, but the most effective path to sustainable healing.
