Description: Your follow-up consultation provides a focused review of how you’ve responded since your first visit with our Ayurvedic doctor. The doctor discusses changes in your symptoms, digestion, sleep, energy, stress, diet, herbs and treatments. They also repeat pulse or tongue diagnosis when useful. Then, the doctor adjusts your personalised wellness plan to match your progress.
I am very much enjoying my treatment with Dr. Deepika Kaushal. She is very warm and understanding and helping me to make positive changes without it feeling overwhelming. I highly recommend her.
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I honestly cannot recommend this place enough. I’ve learnt so much about my body, my routines and how to support my health in a way that actually feels sustainable. I’ve noticed such a shift in my energy, digestion, nervous system and overall clarity. I genuinely feel incredible. Every appointment feels so personalised and I always leave feeling supported and empowered.
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Dr Deepika was so supporting in my menopause journey. I was suffering with night sweats and she was able to alleviate them immediately. I am now off herbs and still no night sweats.
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Love this clinic. I had the hour consultation which gave me great insight/ best supplementation for my issues. I was also prescribed treatments including massage, which was very calming and effective, leaving me feeling light and relaxed. Would definitely recommend this clinic.
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Most long-standing concerns can’t be resolved in a single appointment. Your first consultation identifies your patterns and sets a plan in motion. The follow-up lets the doctor see how your body has responded and make adjustments instead of leaving you on a plan that never changes.
Feeling better is a good sign, but it doesn’t mean you should skip the follow-up. The appointment helps consolidate your progress and lets the doctor decide whether to reduce, continue or stop parts of your plan. If you’re unsure, contact the centre, and the doctor can advise whether to keep or reschedule the appointment.
That’s useful information for the doctor, not a setback. The doctor reassesses your original plan, checks if enough time has passed, considers any new factors, and adjusts your herbs, diet, routine or treatments as needed.
Your first appointment is a broad look at your history and constitution. The follow-up is shorter and focuses more narrowly on how you’ve responded, your current symptoms, how well you’ve followed the plan and what comes next.
The follow-up is mostly a conversation, though the doctor may repeat pulse or tongue diagnosis or other simple checks when it helps track your change. Every check is non-invasive, and the doctor explains it before proceeding.
Yes, please tell the doctor about any new symptoms, diagnoses, medications or life changes. The doctor then decides whether to address them during the follow-up or if you need a longer consultation.
How soon you come back depends on why you first came and what your plan involves. Most people return within two to six weeks, though the doctor may recommend a shorter or longer gap.
Yes, you can generally do your follow-up over Zoom when a hands-on assessment isn’t essential. The doctor may suggest an in-person visit if pulse diagnosis or a physical review is particularly useful.
No, your follow-ups are arranged around your needs, not a fixed schedule. As your symptoms settle and you grow confident with your routine, appointments typically space out or stop, with occasional reviews if helpful.
Whenever your recommendations change, the doctor walks you through the updates and provides a revised written plan or clear notes so you know exactly what to continue, stop or start.
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