Residents of Nagpur will have an opportunity this Sunday to consult one of Maharashtra’s most experienced Ayurvedic physicians without leaving the city. Dr Manoj Manikchand Kote, MD (Ayurveda) — who has spent more than two decades in Pune treating chronic ailments of the liver, kidneys, thyroid and skin — will conduct a day-long advisory and guidance camp on June 8, at the Chaudhary E&N Clinic, 2nd Floor, Mishra Heights, opposite Tarun Bharat Press, Ramdaspeth. According to organisers Spandan Pratishthan, the session is aimed at “public welfare counselling”, allowing patients and their families to explore Ayurvedic options before, during or after conventional treatment.

 

Dr Kote’s practice has become known for addressing conditions such as fatty liver disease, cirrhosis, gall-bladder and kidney stones, thyroid enlargement and hormone imbalance, psoriasis, vitiligo and other stubborn dermatological problems. “Many patients are advised to start dialysis or long-term steroid therapy without knowing that traditional interventions can sometimes stabilise or even reverse early-stage damage,” Dr Kote said in a statement released ahead of the visit. “Our goal is to give people factual information and realistic expectations.”

 

Appointments will be accepted from 10 am to 8 pm on a first-come, first-served basis. The camp is scheduled to run on just two Sundays each month; organisers recommend calling in advance on (Mobile No: 9420002231, 7020693176) to confirm a time slot. Additional details are available at liverkidneyayurved.com. While Ayurvedic therapies are widely used across India, mainstream specialists caution that patients with severe organ disease should continue regular medical follow-ups. Attendees are encouraged to bring previous test results, imaging reports and medication lists to obtain the most precise advice.