Scheduling across time zones, payment, reports, shipping medicines, customs, follow-ups — and the situations where you need a local doctor first.
Patients from the UK, USA, Canada, Australia, the Gulf and elsewhere consult the clinic online. Many are part of the Indian diaspora who prefer a consultation in Hindi or English with an Indian homoeopath. Here is how it works in practice.
The consultation fee is paid in advance — by UPI if you have an Indian bank account, or by card / PayPal. The current fee and details are on the payment page. Medicines and shipping are charged separately.
Send recent reports and a list of all your medicines before the call. Reports from your local doctor are read as part of the case. You will not be asked to stop medicines prescribed locally.
Follow-ups are online at intervals suited to your condition. Plan reorders early so that shipping time does not leave a gap. Between visits, the clinic is reachable on WhatsApp.
Online homoeopathic consultation suits long-standing complaints that have already been assessed. Keep your local doctor informed. More: international patients · online consultation, step by step.
Consult Dr. Meenakshi. In Udaipur: Monday to Saturday, 10 AM – 1 PM by appointment, and 6 PM – 9 PM walk-in with no appointment needed. Online consultations are available by video call or WhatsApp, with medicines couriered from the clinic.
Yes. Consultations are by video or WhatsApp call, scheduled to suit both time zones, with medicines shipped internationally where permitted.
By international courier from the clinic in Udaipur. Delivery time depends on the destination and customs; the clinic advises on your country's rules before dispatch.
Rules differ by country — some restrict alcohol-containing liquids or ask for a prescription. The clinic checks what is possible for your country, and sometimes suggests sourcing locally with the prescription.
In advance, by UPI with an Indian bank account or by card / PayPal. Details are on the payment page.
This article is for general awareness and is not a substitute for professional medical advice, diagnosis or treatment. Homoeopathic treatment is individualised; responses vary from person to person and no specific outcome is promised or guaranteed. Continue any medication prescribed by your treating doctor, and seek urgent local medical care for any warning sign described above.
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