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Consult an Ayurvedic Doctor from Kanth at Balprada
- Patients and families in Kanth who want to consult an experienced Ayurvedic doctor for a long-standing health problem can meet the vaidyas at Balprada Ayurvedic Hospital & Research Center in Moradabad district.
- Balprada has served patients since 1991, and it offers consultation, in-house herbal medicines, pathology tests, yoga, naturopathy and panchakarma support, so that the doctor's advice is backed by tests, medicines and follow-up.
- The Main Branch in Tehsil Bilari is open daily, and the Moradabad Branch on Delhi Road has Vaidya ji available on Sundays.
- The website does not list a branch in Kanth, so patients should check the route using the map links on the contact page and call before travelling.
Doctors and Vaidyas at Balprada
1. Dr. U. S. Sharma
- Dr. U. S. Sharma is listed on the Balprada team page with more than 20 years of experience in Ayurvedic practice.
- He consults on kidney and liver concerns, chronic disease care and general Ayurvedic consultation, which are the areas for which most families approach Balprada.
- Patients are welcome to ask the hospital team, when booking, which doctor will see them, so that the right reports and questions are ready for the visit.
2. Dr. Chetan Anand
- Dr. Chetan Anand is associated with Balprada Herbal Wellness Private Limited and brings more than seven years of experience in herbal product research and development.
- His listed focus areas are herbal product research, pharmacy development and health camp advisory, which supports the quality of the medicines that reach patients and the free health camps run by the institution.
3. The Founder's Legacy
- Balprada was started in 1991 by Sw. Vaidya Vijay Pal Singh Ji, whose vision of Ayurvedic healing and seva still guides how patients are heard and treated.
- His message that staying positive gives courage in difficult circumstances remains part of the culture of the hospital, because hope and discipline are treated as real support during illness.
4. Research and Service Team
- The website also mentions a research team and service-minded staff, including pathology staff and ashram volunteers, who work with the doctors so that patients and families feel guided at every step.
What Happens When You Consult the Vaidya
1. Listening First
- The doctor reviews the concern, medical history, daily routine, current treatment and treatment goals before suggesting any next step.
- Questions about appetite, digestion, sleep, energy, stress and food habits help the vaidya understand the whole person instead of only one symptom.
2. Examining Your Reports
- Please bring previous prescriptions, blood and urine reports, scans and a list of current medicines, because the doctor plans the Ayurvedic guidance around what you already take.
- Where needed, tests can be done at the Balprada Pathology Lab, including Kidney Function Test, Liver Function Test, Complete Blood Count, Diabetes Profile with HbA1c, Lipid Profile, Thyroid Profile, Urine Routine and Microscopy, and Vitamin B12 and Vitamin D.
3. Making a Personal Plan
- The plan may include Ayurvedic medicines, diet guidance, lifestyle correction and supportive therapies, and it is adjusted to the patient's age, strength and overall condition.
- The vaidya explains medicines, timings and food rules in simple language, and family members are encouraged to listen so that nothing is missed at home.
4. Reviewing Progress
- Regular follow-up lets the doctor review reports, symptoms, diet and response to medicines, and change the guidance when the patient's needs change.
Health Concerns Our Doctors Support
1. Kidney and Urinary Care
- Ayurvedic consultation and lifestyle care are offered for reduced kidney function, kidney stones, persistent swelling and diabetes-related kidney concerns.
- The doctor studies symptoms, history, current treatment, food habits, sleep and stress before suggesting any guidance, and patients must never stop prescribed medicines or dialysis without asking their treating doctor.
2. Liver and Digestive Care
- Care is offered for fatty liver, jaundice, weak digestion and metabolic imbalance, through food guidance, routine correction and monitored herbal care.
- Yellowing of the skin or eyes can point to a serious condition, so patients should get a prompt medical evaluation and share the reports with the vaidya.
3. Cancer Supportive Care
- Supportive care focuses on strength and recovery, easy-to-digest diet guidance, stress support and regular consultation, and it is planned alongside the patient's primary medical treatment.
- Patients should tell their oncologist about every herb or remedy they use, because some can interact with cancer treatment.
4. Heart and Blood Pressure Care
- Care for blood pressure combines daily routines, stress management and monitored follow-up, and patients should keep taking prescribed medicines unless their own doctor advises a change.
5. Diabetes and Thyroid Care
- Diabetes care focuses on food discipline, physical activity, prescribed care and blood-sugar monitoring, which together support long-term management.
- For hypothyroidism and hyperthyroidism, the doctor reviews thyroid reports, energy, weight, digestion, heart rate, sleep and current medicines before offering supportive care.
6. Women's Wellness
- Women's health needs privacy, careful listening and individualised guidance, so the doctor offers sensitive care for hormonal balance, menstrual health, weakness and maternal wellness.
Choosing the Right Doctor for Your Concern
1. When to Consult an Ayurvedic Doctor
- Consider a consultation when a health problem has lasted for a long time, when reports keep showing the same abnormal values, or when you want to add diet and lifestyle support to your existing treatment.
- Families dealing with kidney, liver, diabetes, thyroid, blood pressure or serious illness often benefit from a consultation that looks at food, routine and stress along with medicines.
2. When to See a Hospital First
- Severe pain, breathlessness, heavy bleeding, very low urine output, high fever or sudden worsening are emergencies, and the patient should go to the nearest hospital before anything else.
- Ayurvedic care is supportive and does not replace emergency or specialist treatment, so patients on dialysis, chemotherapy or heart treatment should continue it and inform every doctor.
3. Questions Worth Asking the Doctor
- Ask what the plan includes, how long it is likely to continue, when the first review will be and which tests should be repeated.
- Ask which foods to prefer and avoid, how to take each medicine, and what to do if symptoms suddenly worsen.
Supportive Facilities Guided by the Doctor
1. Panchakarma
- Panchakarma is a traditional programme of cleansing and balancing procedures planned after assessment by the doctor, who also decides its frequency and suitability.
- Patients should share their conditions, current medicines and mobility concerns before starting, so the team can explain the programme and support safe participation.
2. Yoga, Naturopathy and Meditation
- Yoga includes breathing exercises, posture practice and stress support, naturopathy offers nature-based therapies, detox support and lifestyle correction, and meditation supports emotional steadiness and restful sleep.
- All three run alongside the Ayurvedic consultation and are coordinated with the patient's overall treatment plan.
3. Physiotherapy
- Physiotherapy begins with a mobility assessment and moves into guided rehabilitation, which helps patients build strength and safe movement.
Medicines Prepared Under the Balprada Name
- Balprada Herbal Wellness Private Limited prepares traditional and patent Ayurvedic medicines, which supports consistent quality for patients who follow long treatment plans.
- Patients should take medicines only as explained by the vaidya, and avoid unknown herbal powders or self-medication with painkillers.
- Balprada Enterprises also offers herbal tea and spices, Ayurvedic oils, avaleh and herbal preparations, herbal and gram flour, and pickle, murabba and dalia, with enquiries answered by phone, WhatsApp or email.
Free OPD and Jansewa
- Free OPD consultation is available on the 15th of every month, and the branch should be confirmed by phone before travelling.
- Balprada Jansewa Sansthan has offered free and subsidised Ayurvedic healthcare for underprivileged patients since 1991, alongside the Vridhashram, the Navtarun Ashram, residential school support and gaushala seva.
Following the Doctor's Advice at Home
- Eat fresh, simple, home-cooked food at regular times and follow the diet rules given by your vaidya, instead of copying advice from social media or neighbours.
- Take medicines exactly as explained, and keep a small notebook of symptoms, sleep, appetite and blood sugar or blood pressure readings so that you can show it at every follow-up visit.
- Walk or practise gentle yoga as advised, keep stress low through breathing and meditation, and avoid self-medication with painkillers or unknown herbal powders.
- Repeat your tests at the interval suggested by the doctor, because regular reports help the team judge progress honestly and plan the next step with confidence.
Signs That Need a Doctor's Attention
- Swelling around the eyes, feet or ankles, foamy or reduced urine, constant tiredness, poor appetite, bloating or yellowing of the eyes and skin are reasons to book a consultation and get basic tests done.
- Increased thirst, frequent urination, unexplained weight change, irregular periods or persistent weakness can point to diabetes, thyroid or hormonal concerns that deserve a proper review.
- People with diabetes, high blood pressure, excess weight, long-term painkiller use or a family history of kidney or liver disease are advised to check their reports at least once a year.
What Patients Say About Our Vaidyas
- Patients describe excellent service and guidance from Vaidya ji and the hospital team, and they often mention the natural ashram surroundings and Ayurvedic discipline.
- A Google review from Dr. Jeetesh Vishwas speaks of knowledgeable vaidyas, authentic herbal formulations and a serene, healing atmosphere for kidney, liver and chronic illness care.
- Other visitors remember the humility and warmth of the staff, who greet everyone with a smile and go out of their way to help.
Meeting the Doctor from Kanth
Main Branch (Ashram and Clinic)
- Address: Mohalla Vijaynagar, Village Bhidwari, P.O. Guarau, Tehsil Bilari, District Moradabad, Uttar Pradesh 244415.
- Timings: daily, 10:00 AM to 2:00 PM. Phone and WhatsApp: 8126364606.
Moradabad Branch
- Address: F-19, Sector-13, New Moradabad, Delhi Road, Moradabad, Uttar Pradesh 244001.
- Vaidya ji is available on Sundays, so please call 9410447000 before visiting.
Booking
- Book through the appointment form on balpradaindia.com, call or WhatsApp 8126364606, or write to balpradaindia@gmail.com.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q1. Can patients from Kanth consult an Ayurvedic doctor at Balprada?
Yes. Patients from Kanth can consult the vaidyas at the Main Branch in Tehsil Bilari or the Moradabad Branch on Delhi Road.
Q2. Does Balprada have a branch in Kanth?
No Kanth branch is listed on the website. Please check the route using the map links on the contact page.
Q3. Who are the doctors at Balprada?
The team page lists Dr. U. S. Sharma, with more than 20 years of Ayurvedic practice, and Dr. Chetan Anand, who works in herbal research and health camp advisory.
Q4. What are the consultation timings?
The Main Branch consults daily from 10:00 AM to 2:00 PM, and Vaidya ji is available at the Moradabad Branch on Sundays.
Q5. Is there a free consultation?
Yes. Free OPD consultation is available on the 15th of every month.
Q6. Should I bring my reports?
Yes. Bring previous prescriptions, test reports, scans and a list of current medicines.
Q7. How do I book an appointment?
Use the appointment form on balpradaindia.com, call 8126364606 or message the same number on WhatsApp.
Contact
- Main Branch: Mohalla Vijaynagar, Village Bhidwari, P.O. Guarau, Tehsil Bilari, District Moradabad, Uttar Pradesh 244415. Phone and WhatsApp: 8126364606.
- Moradabad Branch: F-19, Sector-13, New Moradabad, Delhi Road, Moradabad, Uttar Pradesh 244001. Phone: 9410447000.
- Email: balpradaindia@gmail.com.
Why Choose Balprada
- Holistic Ayurvedic Approach
- Traditional Wellness Practices
- Natural & Supportive Care
- Personalized Wellness Guidance
- Focus on Complete Wellbeing
- Peaceful Wellness Environment
- Ayurvedic & Lifestyle Services