Ayurveda Physician - #3582

I’ve been dealing with a mix of issues like poor digestion, irregular sleep, and constant fatigue, and nothing I’ve tried seems to work long-term. I’ve read a bit about Ayurveda, and it sounds like it could help me approach my health problems in a more holistic way. But now I’m wondering how to find a good Ayurveda physician who can guide me properly through this process. I’ve seen some practitioners online calling themselves Ayurveda physicians, but how do I know if they’re authentic? Are there specific qualifications or certifications I should look for? I’ve heard that in some countries, Ayurvedic practice isn’t strictly regulated, so I want to make sure the Ayurveda physician I consult has the right expertise and isn’t just selling generic products. Another thing I’m unsure about is how an Ayurveda physician works with patients. Do they run tests or rely more on pulse diagnosis and observing physical signs? I’ve been to so many doctors who just ask for lab results and barely listen to my symptoms. Does an Ayurveda physician take a more personalized approach? If so, what kind of questions should I expect during my first consultation? I’m also curious if an Ayurveda physician can help with chronic issues like mine, which seem to be tied to stress. I’ve been feeling out of balance for years, and while modern medicine has helped manage symptoms, I want to find a solution that actually addresses the root causes. Can an Ayurveda physician help create a plan that includes diet, lifestyle changes, and herbal remedies, or would they recommend something more intensive like Panchakarma therapy? Lastly, do you think it’s better to see an Ayurveda physician in person or through online consultations? I live in a small town with no Ayurvedic centers nearby, so traveling isn’t easy. But I’m worried an online Ayurveda physician might miss important signs they could catch during a physical examination.