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  • Due to this covid pandemic, face to face doctor consultation has become a problem. So we went for online doctor consultation with Dr Vijayan, He provided good consultation which I never thought of, we consulted him through video conference. He advises about medicine to be taken further and also courier the same medicine to our doorsteps which I received within 2 days. As far as my experience is concerned, I had a very smooth and tension-free experience. I highly recommend this online consultation with Dr Vijayan. 
                                                          - Pavitra Devi, Coimbatore
  • Mental pressure during this lockdown was something that I couldn't handle. My cousin suggested this online platform. To be honest I was reluctant to connect to Swastha as I had a misconception that Ayurvedic medicine cannot do anything towards mental health. But I had totally a different experience. Thanks a lot to the entire team for helping me out! Highly recommended.

                                                         - Thomas George, Bangalore

  • I was at Rajiv Gandhi Cooperative Hospital, Palakkad, twice for about a week each, for Ayurvedic treatment of non-alcoholic liver cirrhosis. I was treated by Dr A Vijayan of the Ayurveda department, and the treatment and guidance provided by him and the junior doctors in the department were excellent. The in-hospital treatment was followed by regular, online consultation. Dr Vijayan was available readily for online consultation, and the quality of this consultation was of such good quality that I felt I was sitting in front of the doctor in his hospital office. Dr Vijayan constantly monitored my condition online and revised my medicines and diet appropriately.

                                                       - Sarath Chandran, Trivandrum


                                        

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