For many NRIs, the biggest barrier to Ayurvedic care isn't interest — it's access. Here's a practical guide to what an online Ayurveda consultation actually involves, so you know exactly what to expect.
You don't need to compromise on quality
A video consultation with a qualified BAMS doctor allows the same diagnostic conversation as an in-person visit — pulse assessment aside, most of Ayurvedic diagnosis relies on detailed history, symptom pattern, and dosha assessment through structured questions, all of which translate well to video.
Scheduling across time zones
When you book a consultation, simply mention your city and preferred time — our team confirms a slot that works for both your timezone and the doctor's availability.
What happens during the call
Expect a detailed conversation about your health history, current symptoms, lifestyle, diet and stress patterns. The doctor may ask about your typical daily routine to understand your dosha constitution before recommending treatment.
Getting medicines to you
After the consultation, prescribed products can be shipped internationally — see our international patients page for shipping details to the UAE, UK, USA, Australia, Canada and across Europe.
Follow-up is built in, not an afterthought
Ayurvedic treatment typically needs adjustment as your body responds. Follow-up consultations are booked the same way, and are included by default in our structured treatment programs.
A note on realistic expectations
Online consultation works exceptionally well for diagnosis, medicine and diet guidance — but certain hands-on therapies (like Panchakarma massage) require an in-person visit. For that, consider combining a consultation with our Kerala treatment stay on your next visit home.