Ninety minutes. Mostly listening.

Why it takes 90 minutes

Classical homoeopathy does not prescribe against a diagnosis. It prescribes for a person, which means the person has to be understood first.

Two people can walk in with the same diagnosis on the same piece of paper and need two completely different remedies, because what differs is everything around the diagnosis. When it started, what makes it worse, what you were like as a child, how you sleep, what you crave, what you are like under pressure.

None of that fits into ten minutes. So it is not given ten minutes.

What to bring

• Every report you have. Blood tests, scans, ultrasounds, anything from a specialist. Old ones matter as much as recent ones.
• A list of everything you take. Prescribed medicines, over the counter ones, supplements and anything herbal. Doses if you know them.
• The history of the complaint. Roughly when it began and what has been tried since. A rough timeline is genuinely useful.
• Anything you have been told before. Including diagnoses that were later ruled out.
• Your questions. Written down, because people forget them in the room.

What actually happens, in order

1. The complaint, in your words. You describe what brought you in, without being interrupted or hurried into a category.
2. The detail around it. When it is worse, when it is better, what triggers it, what it feels like specifically. This is slower and more precise than most consultations, and it is where the case is actually built.
3. The rest of you. Sleep, appetite, thirst, cravings, temperature, energy, bowels, cycle, mood, how you handle stress. This is the part people find unexpected. It is not small talk, it is the case.
4. Your history. Childhood illnesses, what has been suppressed, what runs in the family, what was happening in your life when this started.
5. Your reports. Read alongside everything else, not instead of it.
6. The explanation. Dr. Aarti tells you what she is seeing and why, in plain language. You leave understanding your own case.
7. The remedy and the protocol. One constitutional remedy, plus a lifestyle protocol built from your case rather than handed out as a standard sheet.

What happens afterwards

Chronic cases are reviewed rather than prescribed once and forgotten. Follow up consultations are shorter, and they exist to check what has actually changed.

Progress is judged on how you are and on what your reports show. If a treating doctor is monitoring something, that monitoring carries on exactly as before.

If nothing is changing, that gets said. A remedy that is not working is information, not a reason to keep going for the sake of it.

What will not happen

• You will not be asked to stop prescribed medication. Not thyroid tablets, not blood pressure or diabetes medicine, not an inhaler, not a steroid. Those decisions belong to the doctor who prescribed them.
• You will not be given a cure promise or a fixed timeline. Nobody can honestly give you one before taking your case.
• You will not be told to skip a test, a scan or a specialist referral. If your doctor has recommended it, please go.
• You will not be diagnosed by a website. The symptom checker on this site is educational and says so on every screen.

Asked and answered

Common questions

What does the first consultation cost?

Rs 700, and that includes 15 days of medicine. The consultation itself runs a full 90 minutes. The fee covers both together rather than the consultation alone.

How long is the first consultation?

A full 90 minutes. Follow up consultations are shorter, because the case has already been taken and the purpose is to review what has changed.

What should I bring to my first homoeopathy consultation?

Bring every report you have, including old ones, and a list of everything you take including supplements. A rough timeline of when the complaint started and what has been tried since is also genuinely useful.

Do I need to stop my current medicines first?

No. Come exactly as you are with a full list. Nothing is stopped without the involvement of the doctor who prescribed it, and some medicines are dangerous to stop suddenly.

Why are so many questions unrelated to my complaint?

Because in classical homoeopathy they are not unrelated. Sleep, appetite, temperature preference, cravings and how you respond to stress are all part of the constitutional picture that decides which remedy fits you rather than fits your diagnosis.

How much does a consultation cost?

Fees are confirmed by the clinic directly when you book. This website does not publish a price, because a price printed on a page goes out of date the moment it changes.