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Dr Lavekar helps patients manage pain, low immunity, fatigue and weakness, digestive problems, inflammation and appetite loss linked to cancer or its treatment. His plans combine Ayurvedic medicines, diet and lifestyle advice to improve comfort, strength and quality of life during and after treatment.

In most cases, yes, when it is planned carefully. Dr Lavekar reviews your ongoing treatment and medicines, avoids herbs that may interact with them, and times doses around chemotherapy or radiation. Ayurveda supports your oncology treatment and does not replace it, so keep your oncologist informed.

Consultation fee for Dr G S Lavekar is ₹1,000 for a video consult.

Dr Lavekar goes through your diagnosis, treatment so far, current symptoms, diet and daily routine, and reviews your reports. You then receive a personalised plan with Ayurvedic medicines, food and lifestyle guidance, and a follow-up schedule. You can ask questions about safety, side effects and expected results.

Keep your biopsy or diagnosis report, the latest scans (PET-CT, CT or MRI), recent blood tests, your current treatment plan and a list of all medicines and supplements. You can upload your reports on this page so the care team can share them with the doctor before the consultation.

Yes. Video consultation is available with Dr G S Lavekar. Choose Video in the booking panel, pick a date and time, then pay to confirm. Consultations are available in English, Hindi, Gujrati, Marathi.

Yes. If the patient is too unwell to join, a family member or caregiver can attend with the reports and explain the symptoms. Dr Lavekar may still ask to speak with the patient briefly, and some follow-ups work best when the patient joins.

Yes. Cannabis-based Ayurvedic medicines are legal in India when they are made by AYUSH-licensed manufacturers and taken on the prescription of a qualified Ayurvedic doctor. Dr Lavekar decides whether medical cannabis suits you and prescribes the formulation and dose, and the ZenOnco.io team helps you get it from licensed sources.

When it is prescribed and dosed by a doctor, medical cannabis is generally well tolerated. Some people feel drowsy, dizzy or have a dry mouth, so doses start low and increase slowly. It is not suitable for everyone, and it eases symptoms rather than curing cancer.

Having led Ayurvedic research nationally at CCRAS, Dr Lavekar prefers formulations with documented safety and clinical use. His plans draw on classical Ayurvedic texts as well as modern research, and he adjusts them to your cancer type, treatment stage and overall health.

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