Care that begins
with listening.

You can discuss your main concerns, when your symptoms began, previous diagnoses, and the medicines you take. Bring relevant reports and a medicine list. Dr. Syed Mubashir Ahmad will discuss the homeopathic consultation approach and any proposed follow-up. Where appropriate, further medical assessment or investigations may be needed.

Call or WhatsApp 0333-4350545 to confirm availability and arrange your visit. Advertised consultation hours are 11:00 AM to 6:00 PM. Please confirm the opening day, appointment arrangements, and current consultation fee before travelling. A WhatsApp message is an appointment request; your visit is confirmed when the clinic responds.

The clinic address is Maraka Mola Bakhsh, Gujjar Chowk, Bahria Town Lahore. Canal Garden Medical Centre is the former practice location. Use the directions link on this page and call the clinic if you need help identifying the entrance or confirming the route.

Homeopathy is a complementary practice based on its own approach to selecting remedies. Reliable scientific evidence has not established it as an effective treatment for any specific health condition. It should not replace proven medical treatment, necessary investigations, or vaccinations. We encourage patients to make informed decisions and stay in contact with the clinicians managing their health.

Yes. Continue prescribed treatment unless the clinician managing it advises a change. Never stop insulin, diabetes or blood pressure medicines, or asthma inhalers because you are attending a homeopathic consultation. Tell your healthcare providers about all medicines, supplements, and homeopathic products you use so they can assess possible interactions.

No. Some products labelled homeopathic contain active ingredients and can cause side effects or interact with other medicines. Natural does not automatically mean safe. Discuss the exact product with a qualified healthcare provider, especially for children, pregnancy, breastfeeding, or existing health conditions. Seek medical advice if symptoms worsen or a new reaction occurs.

Some stones pass on their own; others need medicines, a procedure, or surgery. The appropriate plan depends on the stone’s size and location, pain, infection, and kidney function. Homeopathy is not proven to dissolve stones, and a result without surgery cannot be guaranteed. Severe pain with fever, persistent vomiting, or difficulty passing urine needs urgent assessment; do not delay urological care.

There is no reliable basis for promising improvement from homeopathy within a particular number of days. Symptoms and medical needs vary; persistent or worsening symptoms should be reassessed by an appropriate medical clinician. Seek emergency care for severe breathing difficulty, chest pain, signs of stroke, or severe urinary pain with fever or inability to pass urine. The clinic’s phone and WhatsApp are not an emergency service.