
BAMS, PhD- Ayurveda
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84% (38 patients)
Dr. Radhika Varma is a a senior Ayurvedic physician with over 20 year of experience. She specia-lises in Shalakya Tantra which encompasses the treatment for the diseases affecting the body parts located above the neck which includes the organs of the Head, Eyes, Ears, Lips, Nose, Throat, Teeth, Skull, Central Nervous System and Brain. She also specialises in Neurological disorders (Parkinsonism, stroke rehabilitation, epilepsy); Paediatric developmental disorders (Autism / delayed milestone); Digestive disorders - acid peptic disorders; Infertility; PCOD; Menstrual disorders; Asthma, Osteoarthritis, Rheumatoid arthritis, spondylosis, edema, psoriasis, obesity, and lifestyle disorders such as diabetes, hypertension, and stress related matters.Dr. Radhika is a graduate and gold medalist from the prestigious Government Ayurveda College, Mahatma Gandhi University, Kerala. She did her post graduation from Bangalore University. Ph.D. in Shalakya Tantra from IPGT & RA, Gujarat Ayurved University, Jamnagar. She is also a recipient of several awards such as Vaidyamadham Valiya Narayana Namboodiri Dak-shinamoorthy Trust Award - 1993, Nair Service Society Gold Medal, Government Ayurveda Col-lege Teachers’ of Kerala Gold Medal, Indira Gandhi Priyadarshini Award – 2005 and many others.She has worked as a Professor & Head of the Department for Shalakya Tantra in Ayurveda College, Sulur, Coimbatore. She also served as an Assistant Professor of Ayurveda at SDM College and Sri Ramakrishna Ayurvedic Medical College, Bangalore.
Happy with: Doctor friendlinessExplanation of the health issueTreatment satisfactionValue for money
** ******* ** *** ** *** ****** ******* * **** **** She takes her time to explain the issues in quite detail and suggest daily routine adjustments along with medication. The follow ups have been equally rigorous and not a formality like some other places. * **** *** ********* ******* in a month after following her treatment plan and my diabetes is totally under control.
Although the AyurVAID hospital scheduling and wait times are painful! Every time I visit the doctor it takes at least 1 or 1.5 hours waiting to see the doctor. This has been the case for consistently last 4 visits. Either reduce the advance booking slots or increase the gap between 2 appointments or reduce the number of walk-ins. 1.5 hours of waiting time Even after taking appointments is not acceptable and it is quite surprising that the walk-ins take a priority over ones who have booked an appointment.
If it wasn't for Dr Radhika, I would never visit this hospital for OPD. They have great doctors, ****** ********** ******* ******* but bad management.
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I recommend the doctor
I have contacted ayurvaid Domulur Branch for my Grandmother respiratory problems. This is my first experience with Hospital and very much impressed with the kindness and hospitality provided by them. Its’ really overwhelming support from Front office desk Usha and Junior Doctor Priya who have spent an hour with us and collected whole biodata since childhood. Very impressive. I was told that these records will be computerized and keep it forever. Unlike other hospitals, junior doctors collect details first and will brief the same to senior doctors by themselves without our intervention. Following to that, Patient is requested to meet Senior doctors and get proper advises. They are very systematic and well-defined process. As we are not holding any X-rays or other lab reports, they could not able to come to conclusion at this moment. We have been advised to get some diagnostic tests and take medicines for a couple of weeks to review after 2 weeks along with LAB reports. I will share my further feedback after next review and once the problem will be solved. They have very good live chat support for an appointment, Very good Pharmacy with proper support, Impressive Front office Desk and good and experienced doctors to support.
Visited For Ayurvedic Treatment
Hoped for better: Wait time
Our appointment was at 4pm. They made us wait. We continuously followed up on how much more time it would take. The front office mentioned that the screen doctor will come in 5 minutes. We waited for almost till 4.50pm and walked out as there was no sign of anyone else coming for screening, forget about doctor’s appointment.