Deep Health

FAQs (Frequently Asked Questions)

1. What is “Deep Health”?
Deep Health focuses on understanding why an illness is happening—not just treating symptoms. This may include medical, lifestyle, and psychological factors.

2. How is this different from a regular online consultation?
Most online consults focus on quick symptom relief. This platform prioritizes:(A) Careful history-taking(B) Thoughtful diagnosis(C) Long-term solutions

3. Do you believe diseases can have psychological or emotional contributors?
Yes—some chronic conditions may be influenced by stress, unresolved emotional patterns, or life context. This is explored carefully and respectfully, not assumed.4. Will you still use standard evidence-based medicine?
Absolutely. This is not an alternative to modern medicine—it is an extension of it.

5. What conditions are suitable for this consultation?(A) Chronic or unexplained symptoms(B) Multi-system complaints(C) Diagnostic uncertainty(D) Second opinions6. What conditions are NOT suitable?(A) Emergencies(B) Conditions requiring immediate physical examination(C) Situations needing urgent procedures7. Can I use this for acute issues like fever or infection?
Yes—but this is not designed for quick prescriptions. If you want rapid symptomatic relief, a local consultation may be better.

8. How does the consultation work?First: You submit detailed informationNext: You receive a structured, thoughtful response, with some enquiries from the doctor, regarding information needed to arrive at a diagnosis & decide the best course of actionAnd: Follow-ups may be included9. Why is detailed history required?
Because accurate diagnosis depends on context. The more you share, the better the outcome.10. How long does it take to receive a response?
24-72 hours (this varies, based upon complexity of the case & whether all the required information has been supplied)11. Will I get instant replies?
No. This is a reflective, non-rushed consultation model.

12. Will you prescribe medications?
Yes, when appropriate—but not always necessary.13. Will you reduce unnecessary medications?
Where possible, yes. Rationalization is part of good care.14. Do you recommend lifestyle changes?
Often—these may be central, not optional.15. Do you order investigations?
Only when they meaningfully impact diagnosis or management.

16. Is this a replacement for my regular doctor?
No. This is complementary.17. Can I share my reports?
Yes—encouraged.18. Is my data confidential?
Yes. Patient data will not be shared with anyone, without the patient desiring it.19. Are prescriptions valid?
Clarify based on Indian telemedicine guidelines.