Classical Ayurvedic care for chronic and acute conditions. Every plan begins with Nadi Pariksha — the pulse reading Dr. Kundan Kumar has practised for over 11 years — so treatment addresses the imbalance behind the symptom, not just the symptom itself.
For each condition below you will find what Ayurveda identifies as the underlying cause, how Dr. Kundan Kumar approaches the treatment, and the specific therapies used to restore balance.
Recurring migraines and chronic headaches are, in Ayurveda, most often linked to an aggravated Vata and Pitta dosha that disturbs the nervous system and blood flow in the head. Rather than simply suppressing the pain, treatment focuses on calming the over-active doshas, correcting digestion (poor digestion creates Ama — toxins that trigger attacks) and nourishing the nervous system. A personalised plan of herbal formulations, Shirodhara (medicated-oil flow on the forehead) and Nasya (nasal therapy) reduces both the frequency and the intensity of attacks, while diet and sleep correction stop them from returning.
Key therapies — Shirodhara · Nasya · Vata-Pitta pacifying herbs · Diet correction
Polycystic Ovarian Disorder is a hormonal and metabolic imbalance that Ayurveda relates to disturbed Pitta and Kapha together with weak digestion and toxin build-up that blocks the body’s natural channels. Treatment works to restore hormonal balance naturally — regulating the menstrual cycle, supporting healthy ovulation and addressing weight, insulin resistance and skin symptoms. Carefully chosen herbal protocols, internal detoxification (Shodhana) and a tailored diet-and-lifestyle program correct the root cause instead of only managing symptoms.
Key therapies — Shodhana detox · Hormone-balancing herbs · Diet & lifestyle plan
Osteoarthritis and rheumatoid arthritis are understood as Vata-dominant disorders, usually combined with Ama (undigested toxins) that settle in the joints causing pain, stiffness and swelling. The approach first removes these toxins, then strengthens and lubricates the joints. Panchakarma therapies such as Janu Basti and medicated-oil massage (Abhyanga), along with anti-inflammatory herbs, reduce pain and restore mobility — aiming for long-term relief rather than temporary pain control.
Key therapies — Janu Basti · Abhyanga · Ama detox · Anti-inflammatory herbs
Lower-back pain and sciatica (Gridhrasi) are classic Vata disorders affecting the spine and the sciatic nerve, producing radiating pain, numbness and leg weakness. Treatment combines Kati Basti (warm medicated-oil pooled over the lower back), Panchakarma detoxification and nerve-nourishing herbal oils to relieve compression, calm the aggravated nerve and rebuild spinal strength. Posture, exercise and lifestyle guidance are added to prevent recurrence.
Key therapies — Kati Basti · Panchakarma · Nerve-nourishing oils
Cervical spondylosis, frozen shoulder and chronic neck-and-shoulder stiffness arise from Vata aggravation and degeneration in the neck region, often worsened by stress and poor posture. Greeva Basti (medicated-oil therapy over the neck), targeted massage and herbal support relieve stiffness, improve circulation and restore comfortable movement. The plan also includes corrective exercises and ergonomic guidance for lasting relief.
Key therapies — Greeva Basti · Targeted massage · Corrective exercises
Acidity, gas, bloating and chronic constipation point to a weakened digestive fire (Agni) and aggravated Pitta or Vata. Instead of antacids that only mask the problem, Ayurveda rebuilds healthy digestion — clearing toxins, soothing the gut lining and restoring regular bowel movement. Herbal digestives, gentle detox and a personalised diet plan correct the imbalance so comfort is maintained naturally and long term.
Key therapies — Agni-restoring herbs · Gentle detox · Personalised diet
Kidney and urinary stones form when imbalances cause minerals to crystallise in the urinary channels. The Ayurvedic approach uses herbal diuretics and stone-dissolving (Ashmaribhedan) formulations to break down and flush out stones, ease pain and prevent infection — in many cases avoiding surgery. A specific diet and increased-fluid protocol then reduce the chance of stones forming again.
Key therapies — Ashmaribhedan herbs · Herbal diuretics · Preventive diet
Thyroid imbalance, irregular cycles, weight changes and other endocrine issues reflect deeper disturbances in metabolism and the body’s regulating channels. Ayurveda restores endocrine balance through Rasayana (rejuvenation) therapy, organ-specific herbs and disciplined lifestyle correction — addressing the underlying cause of the hormonal disturbance and supporting steady, natural recovery.
Key therapies — Rasayana therapy · Endocrine-balancing herbs · Lifestyle correction
Gallbladder stones relate to sluggish liver function and imbalanced Pitta affecting the formation and flow of bile. Liver-supportive herbs and bile-regulating Ayurvedic protocols improve bile quality, reduce stone formation and relieve associated discomfort — supported by a fat-moderated, liver-friendly diet.
Key therapies — Liver-supportive herbs · Bile-regulating protocols · Liver-friendly diet
Stress, anxiety, depression and insomnia are seen as disturbances of Vata and of Sattva (mental clarity), often aggravated by modern lifestyle. Treatment calms and strengthens the mind using Medhya Rasayanas (brain-nourishing herbs), Shirodhara and meditation-and-lifestyle guidance — improving sleep, mood and resilience gently, without dependence-forming medication.
Key therapies — Medhya Rasayanas · Shirodhara · Meditation & lifestyle
Low vitality, weakness and reproductive-health concerns are addressed through Vajikarana — a dedicated branch of Ayurveda for strength, stamina and reproductive wellness. Confidential consultation, rejuvenating herbal formulations and supportive lifestyle guidance restore vigour, confidence and overall reproductive health naturally.
Key therapies — Vajikarana therapy · Rejuvenating herbs · Lifestyle guidance
Leucoderma (Shvitra) is understood in Ayurveda as a disturbance of Bhrajaka Pitta affecting the Rasa and Rakta tissues, in which the skin’s natural pigment-forming process is impaired. Treatment works from within — clearing accumulated Ama, restoring Pitta balance and supporting the skin’s own repigmentation — rather than masking the patches.
Key therapies — Bakuchi (Psoralea corylifolia) · Virechana Shodhana · Blood-purifying herbs · Diet and sun-exposure protocol
Long-standing conditions that have not responded to other treatments are managed with a complete, root-cause Ayurvedic protocol. Through accurate pulse diagnosis, staged detoxification, Rasayana rejuvenation and continuous monitoring, the body is gradually brought back toward balance — improving quality of life and reducing dependence on long-term medication.
Key therapies — Pulse diagnosis · Staged detox · Rasayana · Ongoing monitoring
A clear, time-tested healing journey — from accurate diagnosis to complete recovery.
Pulse diagnosis to read the balance of Vata, Pitta and Kapha in your body.
We identify the true origin of the illness — not just the symptoms.
Custom herbal medicines and dosage, prepared specifically for you.
Detoxification and body-balancing therapies wherever needed.
Pathya-Apathya guidance to support and speed up your healing.
Ongoing monitoring and fine-tuning until you fully recover.
Pure herbal medicines with no harmful chemicals.
Treats the source of disease, not just symptoms.
Safe, gentle and suitable for long-term healing.
Every plan is tailored to the individual patient.
Every consultation begins with an unhurried pulse reading that shows which doshas have moved out of balance, and why. Check Dr. Kundan Kumar’s monthly visiting schedule and reserve your slot.
