Dr. Gopal V.M.
BAMS
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Dr. Gopal Menon is an Ayurveda practitioner located in Mathura Road Faridabad. He has been practicing Evidence-Based Ayurveda since 2003 and has a BAMS degree from Dr. MGR Medical University Tamil Nadu. Dr. Menon specializes in Panchkarma and has extensive experience in treating various chronic illnesses, including but not limited to, skin disorders, urinary disorders, joint disorders, digestive disorders, metabolic disorders, respiratory disorders, and sexual disorders. His deep knowledge and expertise in Ayurveda have helped many patients overcome their health issues and lead a healthier life
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Q: What is Dr. Gopal V.M.'s education qualification?
A: Dr. Gopal V.M. has the following qualifications - BAMS.
Q: What does Dr. Gopal V.M. specialises in ?
A: Dr. Gopal V.M. specialises as Ayurveda.
Q: How many years of experience does Dr. Gopal V.M. have?
A: Dr. Gopal V.M. has an overall experience of 25 years. View where has Dr. Gopal V.M. practiced in the past.
Q: Who is Dr. Gopal V.M.?
A: Dr. Gopal Menon is an Ayurveda practitioner located in Mathura Road Faridabad. He has been practicing Evidence-Based Ayurveda since 2003 and has a BAMS degree from Dr. MGR Medical University Tamil Nadu. Dr. Menon specializes in Panchkarma and has extensive experience in treating various chronic illnesses, including but not limited to, skin disorders, urinary disorders, joint disorders, digestive disorders, metabolic disorders, respiratory disorders, and sexual disorders. His deep knowledge and expertise in Ayurveda have helped many patients overcome their health issues and lead a healthier life. View more details about the doctor on Practo.
Q: What is the meaning of Ayurveda?
A: Ayurveda is an ancient system of healing illness which means "science of life" (Ayur = life and Veda = science). Ayurveda recognises human being as part of nature and is governed by three major energies termed as "Vata" (wind), "Pitta" (fire), and "Kapha" (earth).