A first consultation usually takes twenty to thirty minutes, because the history is taken in detail. Follow-ups are shorter.
No. Walk-in patients are seen in the order they arrive. An appointment only saves you waiting time.
Yes. Medicines are dispensed here, so there is no need to go to a chemist afterwards. They are charged separately from the ₹200 consultation fee.
No. If you come back within 45 days of your last visit, the follow-up is free. After 45 days it is charged as a fresh consultation at ₹200. Medicines are charged separately either way.
It depends on the complaint. Most patients are reviewed once a month, and the plan is discussed with you at the first visit.
Usually yes, but tell Dr. Chandani Kumari everything you are taking. Never stop a prescribed allopathic medicine on your own.
Doses for children are small and pleasant to take. If you are pregnant, say so at the start of the consultation.
Some complaints settle for good, others need review during seasonal change. This is discussed honestly at follow-up rather than promised in advance.
You will be told plainly at the first visit and referred. Emergencies and cases needing hospital care are not treated here.
