Mohali, Punjab

Medicine that begins with listening.

Dr. Seema Singh has treated chronic and allergic conditions for more than thirty years, the last ten of them at her clinic here in Mohali. She takes long consultations, because that is how she arrives at the right remedy.

By appointment only · Monday to Saturday

The clinic signboard: Dr. Seema Singh, DHMS (Gold Medalist) Chandigarh, Homoeopathic Physician and Consultant, specialist in chronic and allergic disorders.
Dr. Seema Singh DHMS (Gold Medalist), Chandigarh
30+ years
In practice, mostly chronic and allergic conditions
DHMS
Gold Medalist, Chandigarh
Phase 10
Her clinic in Sector 64, Mohali, for the past ten years
Mon–Sat
10 am – 2 pm and 5 pm – 8 pm, by appointment

The doctor

Who you’ll be seeing.

Dr. Seema Singh trained at Chandigarh, where she finished her DHMS as a gold medalist, and has been in practice for more than thirty years. For the last ten of those she has run this clinic in Phase 10, Sector 64. Most of her work is with chronic and allergic conditions: the complaints that keep coming back, that people have often carried for years, and that need somebody to sit down and go through the whole history.

Her consultations are long ones. Before she settles on a remedy she wants to know when the trouble started, what makes it better or worse, how you sleep, how your digestion is, what has already been tried, and what else is going on in your life at the moment.

“She understands the emotional needs of the patient.”

She keeps the medicines herself and hands them over at the end of the visit. Patients who have moved away from Mohali, or who live abroad, are followed up on the phone and have their medicines couriered to them.

  1. 01

    One appointment at a time

    Appointments are spaced out, so there is time to talk properly and very little sitting around waiting.

  2. 02

    The whole history

    She asks about your routine, your sleep and your temperament as well as the complaint. All of it goes into choosing the remedy.

  3. 03

    She gives you the medicines

    The clinic keeps its own stock of remedies. Yours is made up and handed to you at the end of the visit, or couriered if you live away.

  4. 04

    Follow-up is part of the treatment

    Chronic cases are reviewed at follow-up visits, and the remedy changed when it needs changing.

Treatment

What she treats.

Chronic conditions

Long-standing complaints that keep coming back. This has been the bulk of the practice for thirty years.

Allergic disorders

Allergic complaints, worked out from how your own body reacts and what sets it off.

A proper consultation

One to one, covering your history, your routine and your temperament. It takes as long as it takes.

Her own dispensary

She keeps the remedies at the clinic and gives you yours at the end of the visit, with instructions.

Patients who live away

Consultations and follow-ups by phone, with the medicines couriered anywhere in India or abroad.

Sleep, digestion, mood

These come up in the consultation too. They often turn out to be part of the same picture.

Before you come

What a first visit looks like.

It helps to know how the appointment runs, and what to bring along.

  1. Step one

    Call to book

    The clinic works by appointment only. Ring up and you’ll be given a time.

  2. Step two

    Bring your records

    Old prescriptions, test reports, and a list of everything you are taking at the moment, including medicines from other doctors.

  3. Step three

    The consultation

    She will ask about a good deal more than the complaint itself: sleep, appetite, routine, what makes it worse, what you have already tried.

  4. Step four

    Remedy, then follow-up

    Your remedy is made up at the clinic and given to you there. A follow-up is fixed to see how you have responded.

Not sure whether homeopathy is the right choice for what you have? Ask on the phone. It’s a fair question, and worth asking before you make the trip.

Common questions

The dispensary

The medicines come from here.

Dr. Seema keeps her own stock of remedies at the clinic. Once she has settled on yours it is made up there and then, and you are told how and when to take it. Patients who live away from Mohali have theirs couriered, within India and overseas.

Shelves of labelled homeopathic remedy bottles at the clinic dispensary.
The dispensary shelves at the clinic
Close view of homeopathic remedy bottles and boxes arranged on the dispensary shelves.
Remedies kept at the clinic

Reviews

What patients have written.

All reviews on Google

Dr. Seema is the most sweet and soft spoken person I have ever met. She understands the emotional needs of the patient. She is compassionate, knowledgeable, and truly dedicated to her patients. Her professionalism and empathy make every visit reassuring and comfortable. Highly recommended!!!

Geetika Jaggi Google review

If you need a doctor who acts as a friend then she is the one. She listens to you very patiently and make you understand the root cause of the problem in such a polite way that you will get 50% cured just by talking and sharing your problems with her. Whatever the problem you are facing just ask her, she will help you in the best possible way she can. Thank you mam for helping me out!

Jagmeet Singh Google review

A doctor who listens patiently and 100 percent recovery is assured.

Manpreet Reen Google review

Dr. Seema is one of the best doctors I've ever come across. She listens to the patient very calmly and creates a very comfortable environment to talk about their issues. Her medication is very affective. I have been taking medications from her since the past one year and have seen amazing improvement in my health. I'm so glad to have met such a wonderful doctor.

Eknoor Gill Google review

Visit

Where to find the clinic.

Address

1097, Phase 10, Sector 64
Sahibzada Ajit Singh Nagar (Mohali)
Punjab 160062, India

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Consulting hours

Monday – Saturday 10:00 am – 2:00 pm
5:00 pm – 8:00 pm
Sunday Closed

Please call before coming. The clinic works by appointment, so a walk-in time cannot be promised.

Questions

What patients usually ask first.

Is homeopathy safe to take with allopathic medicines?

Usually yes, but tell Dr. Seema about everything you are taking: medicines prescribed by other doctors, supplements, anything bought over the counter. Bring the packets or a written list to your first visit.

Do not stop a prescribed medicine on your own. Any change to treatment prescribed elsewhere should be made with the doctor who prescribed it.

How long does homeopathic treatment take to work?

It depends on the condition and how long you have had it. Recent complaints can settle quickly. Long-standing ones usually take months of steady treatment and regular follow-up.

She will give you a realistic idea at the first visit, going by your own case. It will be an estimate, not a guarantee.

Do homeopathic medicines have any side effects?

Homeopathic remedies are given in very small doses and are generally well tolerated. Even so, tell the doctor about anything unusual you notice after starting a remedy, so the medicine or its potency can be reviewed at follow-up.

Can I consult from outside Mohali, or from abroad?

Yes. Patients who have moved away from Mohali, or who live outside India, are consulted and followed up on the phone, and their medicines are couriered to them, within India and overseas. Where it is possible a first consultation in person is still the better starting point. Call the clinic to arrange it.

Is homeopathy a replacement for emergency or hospital care?

No. For chest pain, difficulty breathing, severe bleeding, serious injury, or any situation that feels like an emergency, go to the nearest hospital straight away. Homeopathic treatment at this clinic is not a substitute for emergency medical care, surgery, or investigations your doctor has advised.

How do I book an appointment, and what should I bring?

Appointments are taken over the phone, Monday to Saturday. Call the clinic and you will be given a time. Bring any previous prescriptions and test reports you have, along with a list of the medicines you are taking at the moment.

Appointments

Ring the clinic and fix a time.

Appointments are taken over the phone, Monday to Saturday. If the line is busy, try again a little later; she is most likely with a patient.

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