Who this OPD is for
- Chronic kidney disease (CKD) and raised creatinine — supportive care alongside your nephrologist
- Kidney and ureter stones, and stone prevention
- Burning, frequent or painful urination and repeated urine infections (alongside tests)
- Protein in urine
- Kidney problems linked to diabetes or high blood pressure
- A kidney-friendly diet plan explained in everyday Gujarati food terms
Severe pain with fever or vomiting, no urine, blood clots in urine, breathlessness or sudden swelling need emergency care. Never stop dialysis or a medicine prescribed by your nephrologist.
Your first visit
- 1Pre-book and get a time slotAdd your name to the list above. We WhatsApp you a slot once OPD days are fixed.
- 2Consultation with reportsFull history, pulse examination (Nadi Pariksha) and a careful review of your kidney reports and medicines.
- 3Your kidney care planAyurvedic medicines chosen for your kidney function, plus a written diet and fluid plan.
- 4Follow-up with repeat testsProgress is checked with creatinine, eGFR and urine tests — in Ahmedabad or at our Palanpur hospital.
Reports to bring
- Serum creatinine, eGFR, urea and electrolytes (latest and older)
- Urine routine and urine protein (ACR or PCR)
- Kidney sonography (USG KUB)
- HbA1c and blood pressure record, if you have diabetes or BP
- All current medicines and prescriptions, including your nephrologist’s
Frequently asked questions
When does the Ahmedabad OPD open?
From late December 2026. The exact OPD days and timings will be announced soon. Everyone on the pre-booking list gets a WhatsApp message first.
Do I need an appointment?
Yes. Appointment is compulsory and there are no walk-ins, so each patient gets enough time for a full kidney assessment.
Where exactly is the clinic?
306, Sarthik Complex, near Iskcon Cross Road, Ahmedabad. Use the Get directions button for Google Maps.
Can Ayurveda help with high creatinine or CKD?
Ayurveda is offered as supportive care alongside your nephrologist’s treatment. The doctor reviews your creatinine, eGFR, urine and sonography reports, plans medicines and diet suited to your kidney function, and checks progress with repeat tests. We do not promise to reverse kidney damage.
I am on dialysis. Can I still consult?
Yes. Do not stop dialysis or any medicine prescribed by your nephrologist. Ayurvedic care is planned around it, and you should tell both doctors about every medicine you take.
Can follow-up visits be in Palanpur?
Usually, yes. Vd. Parashar Akhani also sees patients at Amrut Ayurved Kendra, Palanpur, and will advise where your follow-ups suit you best. Panchakarma and in-patient stay are available only at the Palanpur hospital.
Read more about Ayurvedic kidney care at our Palanpur hospital. This page is general information and does not replace a consultation. Medical disclaimer.