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Ayurvedic Gynaecologist in Amritsar

Women's health care in Ayurveda with Dr. Amita Abrol - a female doctor with an MS in Gynaecology & Obstetrics - for PCOD, periods, fibroids, fertility and pregnancy care.

Ayurvedic Gynaecologist in Amritsar Ayurvedic treatment at Dr. Abrol Ayurveda, Amritsar
Dr. Amita Abrol

Personally supervised by Dr. Amita Abrol

Gold Medalist BAMS · MS Gynaecology & Obstetrics · 14+ years experience

About Dr. Abrol

Medically reviewed by Dr. Amita Abrol, BAMS (Gold Medalist), MS (Gynaecology & Obstetrics) · Last reviewed

Quick Answer

Is there an Ayurvedic gynaecologist in Amritsar?

Yes. Dr. Amita Abrol at Dr Abrol Ayurveda, Batala Road, Amritsar, is an Ayurvedic physician with an MS in Gynaecology & Obstetrics and over 14+ years of practice. She treats PCOD, irregular or painful periods, fibroids, adenomyosis, breast cysts and fertility problems, and offers Garbhsanskar pregnancy care - in the clinic and online.

Periods that come every 45 days, or every 20. Cramps that put you in bed. A PCOD diagnosis at 19 with no real explanation. Two years of trying for a baby. Most women we see have lived with their problem for a long time before they come in - often because it felt too personal to talk about, or because they were simply told to take a pill.

Dr. Amita Abrol is a female Ayurvedic doctor whose postgraduate training is in Gynaecology & Obstetrics. That matters. You can talk about your cycle, discharge, pain or intimacy without feeling awkward, and she understands both the Ayurvedic view and what your ultrasound or hormone report actually says.

In Ayurveda, most menstrual and hormonal problems are traced back to an imbalance of Vata, Pitta or Kapha, weak digestion (Agni) and stress. Treatment works on those roots - with herbal medicines, diet and routine changes, and Panchakarma therapies where needed - so the body can find its own rhythm again. It can be taken alongside the treatment you already have.

Conditions We Treat

Women's Health Problems We Treat

Each condition has its own page explaining symptoms, how Ayurveda looks at it and how treatment works.

Young woman holding her lower abdomen with period cramps
Period pain that stops you from working or studying is common - but it is not something you simply have to live with.
Why Dr. Abrol

Why Women Choose Dr. Abrol

A Female Doctor Trained in Gynaecology

Dr. Abrol holds an MS in Gynaecology & Obstetrics alongside her Gold Medal BAMS, so she reads your ultrasound and hormone reports as carefully as your pulse.

Time to Actually Talk

Your first consultation covers your cycle, pain, diet, sleep, stress and history - not just the report. Many women say it is the first time anyone asked.

Root-Cause Treatment

Herbal medicines, diet and routine changes, and Panchakarma therapies such as Basti and Uttar Basti where they are genuinely needed.

Works With Your Current Treatment

You do not have to stop what your gynaecologist has prescribed. Dr. Abrol plans Ayurvedic care alongside it and tells you honestly when you need a scan or specialist.

Clinic or Online

Consult privately at the Batala Road clinic in Amritsar, or by video from anywhere - many NRI patients manage PCOD and fertility care online.

Our Method

Our Comprehensive Healing Method

Bring your history

Note the dates of your last 3 periods, how heavy they were and how much pain you had. Bring any ultrasound, hormone tests (such as TSH, AMH, prolactin) and the medicines you take.

Consultation and diagnosis

Dr. Abrol takes a full history and, at the clinic, checks your pulse (Nadi Pariksha) to understand your Prakriti and which dosha is out of balance.

Your treatment plan

Herbal medicines, a diet that suits you, a realistic routine for sleep, meals and exercise, and Panchakarma only if you need it.

Track your cycle

You keep a simple period diary. Hormonal and menstrual changes are judged over cycles, so most plans are reviewed month by month.

Results

What Patients Usually Notice

  • More predictable cycles over a few months
  • Less cramping and less need for painkillers
  • Better energy, digestion and sleep
  • Calmer mood before periods
  • A clearer understanding of your own body and what makes symptoms worse
Shatavari (Asparagus racemosus) plant, a classical Ayurvedic herb for women's health
Shatavari - one of the classical Ayurvedic herbs traditionally used for women's reproductive health.
Pregnancy

Planning a Pregnancy or Already Pregnant

If you are trying to conceive, Ayurveda focuses on preparing both partners - healthy digestion, balanced hormones, good sleep and lower stress in the months before conception.

Once you are pregnant, Garbhsanskar offers gentle Ayurvedic care for mother and baby: diet by trimester, routine, calming practices and support through each stage. It always sits alongside the regular antenatal check-ups with your obstetrician - never instead of them.

Pregnant woman in a patterned robe resting her hands on her belly
Garbhsanskar care supports mother and baby through each trimester, alongside regular antenatal check-ups.
Safety First

When to See a Doctor Urgently

Ayurveda is for long-term care. Go to a gynaecologist or hospital straight away if you have:

  • Bleeding so heavy that you soak a pad every hour for several hours
  • Any bleeding after menopause
  • Sudden, severe pain in the lower abdomen, especially with fever, fainting or vomiting
  • Bleeding or severe pain during pregnancy
  • A new breast lump that is hard, fixed or growing
Common Questions

Ayurvedic Gynaecologist in Amritsar - Frequently Asked Questions

Dr. Abrol is an Ayurvedic physician with an MS in Gynaecology & Obstetrics and a Gold Medal in BAMS. She treats women's health conditions with Ayurveda and Panchakarma. She is not an allopathic (MBBS) gynaecologist, and for surgery or emergencies she will advise you to see one.

Yes. Dr. Amita Abrol is a female doctor and sees PCOD and PCOS patients privately at her clinic on Batala Road, Amritsar, and online.

No. Never stop a prescribed medicine on your own. Dr. Abrol reviews what you take and plans Ayurvedic treatment alongside it, working with your gynaecologist where needed.

Menstrual changes are judged cycle by cycle, so most women need at least 2–3 cycles before they can see a clear pattern. Dr. Abrol gives you a realistic timeline after your first consultation.

Bring any pelvic ultrasound, hormone tests (for example TSH, prolactin, AMH, LH/FSH), a blood count, and your period dates for the last 3 months. Phone photos of reports are fine.

Yes. Many women consult Dr. Abrol online from the UK, USA, Canada, Australia and the Gulf. Your first call is free. Therapies such as Uttar Basti need a clinic visit.

Talk to a Female Ayurvedic Doctor About Your Health

Book a private consultation with Dr. Amita Abrol at our Batala Road clinic, or online from anywhere.