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Food Allergy & Intolerance (Aharaja Asatmya) Care in Pune

Reacting to the same food again and again? Our Monday Digestive OPD in Pune builds a plan to pause that food, then bring it back gradually.

Monday · Digestive & Anorectal OPD

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15+ years Dr. Prashant Amrutkar (M.D., PhD Scholar) · 12+ years Dr. Amruta Amrutkar (M.D.)
Monday Digestive & Anorectal OPD at all 5 Pune clinics
Read this first. A severe reaction after eating, such as breathing difficulty, swelling of the face, lips or throat, widespread hives or dizziness, is a medical emergency. Go to the nearest ER or call emergency services. This OPD supports milder, repeated patterns.

This Monday, 5 October 2026, the Digestive & Anorectal OPD at AMRUT AYU CARE™ in Ghorpadi, Pune focuses on Food Allergy & Intolerance (Aharaja Asatmya), with Dr. Prashant and Dr. Amruta Amrutkar. Call 8698282507.

From the AMRUT AYU CARE™ Monday Digestive & Anorectal OPD team · Updated

Key Takeaways
  • Monday Digestive & Anorectal OPD with Dr. Prashant and Dr. Amruta Amrutkar, at all 5 Pune clinics.
  • Ayurveda reads a repeated food reaction as Aharaja Asatmya: weak Agni around one food, not a fixed label.
  • Care and management support only, with no cure claim. Outcomes vary from person to person.
  • The Monday OPD consultation is ₹500 in person. Call 8698282507.

What Is Aharaja Asatmya in Ayurveda?

In short: Aharaja Asatmya is the Ayurvedic term for a repeated, milder reaction to one specific food, read as weak Agni (digestive fire) around that food.

Ayurveda does not treat every bad reaction to food as identical. A repeated, milder reaction after one specific food is read as weak Agni around that food, which lets Ama (undigested residue) build up and trigger it.

Weak Agni

Digestive fire that is weak around one food, not weak overall.

Ama build-up

Undigested residue that collects when that food is not fully processed.

The reaction

Bloating, loose stools, skin irritation or fatigue after that food.

Is It a Food Allergy or a Food Intolerance?

Not always. A severe reaction that starts fast after eating needs emergency care first, while a repeated, milder pattern with the same food is what this OPD assesses. The doctor reads your own history, how soon and how strongly you react, rather than assuming one label fits every reaction.

Food allergy or food intolerance: how to tell
SignFast, severe reactionRepeated, milder pattern
TimingRight after eatingThe same food, again and again
What you noticeBreathing difficulty, swelling or widespread hivesBloating, loose stools, skin irritation or fatigue
What to doGo to the ER firstBook the Monday OPD

What Happens at Your Monday OPD Visit?

At the Monday OPD, the doctor takes a history of your trigger foods, assesses your Agni, and builds a personal plan: which foods to pause for now, and how to bring them back gradually as digestion strengthens.

1

History of your trigger foods

Which foods, how soon, how severe, how consistent.
2

Agni assessment

The current strength of your digestion.
3

A personalised plan

An Ayurvedic Medicine and dietary-routine plan built for you.
4

Gradual reintroduction

Foods return step by step, under guidance, case by case.

Why Can Digestion Feel More Sensitive in Sharad Ritu?

Sharad ritu (roughly mid-September to mid-November) is when Pitta built up over the monsoon settles, which can make digestion more sensitive to specific foods. A steady, seasonally adjusted diet helps through this transition, alongside any plan built with you.

Who Should Book This OPD?

Book if a specific food or food group keeps causing a milder reaction and you want a structured, personal plan instead of guessing what to avoid. It is not for an acute allergic reaction in progress: see the caution above.

The Monday OPD runs at all 5 clinics: in person at Ghorpadi, Manjri Bk, Hadapsar and Wagholi, online for Kharadi and Viman Nagar. See the Hadapsar branch page for evening slots.
Response differs from person to person, and no result is promised. This page is educational and does not replace a consultation.

Frequently Asked Questions

Will this cure my food allergy?

No. This is care and management support that addresses the root-cause Agni weakness. It is never a cure claim, and outcomes vary from person to person.

Do I need to avoid the trigger food forever?

Often not. Many patients gradually reintroduce a food once Agni strengthens, under the doctor's guidance. Whether and when that suits you is assessed case by case at follow-up.

What does an OPD visit involve?

A private conversation about your trigger-food pattern and digestion, an Agni assessment, and then a personalised Ayurvedic Medicine and dietary-routine plan you can follow at home.

Book a Monday Digestive OPD consultation
Ghorpadi (Main), Office No B-10, Solace Park, BT Kawade Road, Ghorpadi, Pune 411001 · Exact fees discussed at consultation
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