We treat male sexual and reproductive health concerns, including erectile dysfunction, premature ejaculation, nightfall (night discharge), masturbation-related concerns, low desire, performance anxiety, Peyronie's disease, male infertility and sexually transmitted infection concerns. Women's and couples' concerns are also addressed.
Dr. Inderjeet Singh Gautam leads the clinic with 27 years of practice in Ayurvedic sexual medicine. His degrees, registration number and areas of expertise are listed on our About page so you can verify them before booking.
An Ayurvedic sexologist is a registered Ayurveda practitioner who specialises in sexual and reproductive health. Treatment combines herbal medicines, diet, lifestyle changes, stress management and counselling, based on your constitution (prakriti) and your medical history.
Ayurveda is a recognised traditional system of medicine in India. Some herbs we use have been studied in clinical research, though evidence varies by condition. We are honest about what is proven, what is traditional, and when you also need a modern-medicine specialist.
We have clinics in Laxmi Nagar and Rohini (Delhi), Neelam Chowk and Sector 79 (Faridabad), and Noida. Addresses, maps and phone numbers are on our Contact page. If you do not live in any of these locations, we also provide online consultation.
Dr. Gautam and his team have treated over 750k patients over the years. We encourage you to read verified Google reviews and testimonials, and to judge us on how thoroughly your own case is assessed.
You get a detailed assessment, a plan built for your case, honest timelines, clear pricing, strict privacy and regular follow-ups. We also tell you plainly when a problem needs tests or a specialist outside Ayurveda.
Yes, walk-ins are accepted, but waiting time may be longer. Booking ahead saves time and guarantees a slot with the doctor.
The doctor listens to your concerns, asks about your symptoms, lifestyle, stress, sleep, diet and medical history, reviews any reports, and may suggest tests. You leave with a personalized plan and a clear explanation of the next steps.
A first consultation usually takes about 30 to 45 minutes, depending on the complexity of your case. Follow-ups are shorter.
Bring previous prescriptions, blood and semen reports, and a list of all medicines and supplements you take. Note down your symptoms, how long you have had them and any questions you want to ask.
We accept cash, UPI, debit and credit cards and secure online payment. A receipt is provided for every payment.
Yes. You can consult by phone, WhatsApp video or video call from anywhere in India or abroad. Online consultations follow the same process as clinic visits.
For most concerns, yes. Counselling, history-taking and prescribing work well online. If a physical examination or a test is needed, we will tell you honestly and guide you on where to get it done.
Select Online Consultation on the booking form, or call or WhatsApp us on 9873911911. You will receive a confirmation with the time and link or call details.
Yes. Your consultation, records and prescriptions are private and are never shared without your written consent, except where the law requires.
Sexual problems often have physical, hormonal and emotional causes. A complete history lets the doctor find the real cause and avoid wrong or unnecessary treatment. You only share what you are comfortable with, and everything stays private.
No. Our doctors have heard these concerns many times. These problems are common and treatable, and you will be spoken to with respect and without judgment.
Yes. Everyone is welcome, and your care is delivered with the same respect, privacy and professionalism.
Sometimes. ED can be an early warning of heart disease or diabetes because it reflects blood-vessel health. That is why we ask about your overall health and may suggest blood tests.
Yes, especially in younger men. Stress, performance anxiety, depression and relationship problems can all affect erections. If you get normal morning erections but struggle with a partner, a psychological factor is more likely. Counselling is a key part of treatment.
Many men improve with a plan that combines herbal medicines, diet, exercise, better sleep, stress control and treatment of underlying conditions. Results depend on the cause and severity, and we do not promise guaranteed outcomes.
Tell your doctor about every medicine you take. Do not stop or change prescribed medicines on your own. Never combine ED tablets with nitrate medicines unless a doctor has approved it.
See a doctor if difficulty lasts more than a few weeks, is getting worse, or comes with chest pain, breathlessness, numbness or sudden onset. A painful erection lasting more than four hours is an emergency; go to a hospital immediately.
There is no single right answer. Studies suggest the typical time from penetration to ejaculation is a few minutes. What matters more is control, comfort and satisfaction for both partners.
Many men achieve lasting improvement with the right combination of medicines, behavioural techniques and counselling. Outcomes vary, and consistent follow-up helps keep the progress.
Pelvic floor (Kegel) exercises, the start-stop and squeeze techniques, managing anxiety, avoiding rushed or secretive sex, and limiting alcohol can all help. Your doctor will teach you which ones are suitable for you.
We advise against buying them without medical advice. Products may contain unlisted ingredients, cause numbness or side effects, and hide the real cause. Please consult a doctor first.
Occasional nightfall is normal and not harmful. Seek advice if it is very frequent, leaves you exhausted or anxious, or is accompanied by pain, burning or other symptoms.
No. The body continuously makes semen, and there is no medical evidence that normal semen loss causes weakness. Tiredness is more often from stress, poor sleep, poor diet or anxiety about the issue.
No. Medical evidence does not show that masturbation causes ED, weakness, hair loss or infertility. Problems can arise if it becomes compulsive or interferes with work, relationships or mental health.
It may be a problem if you cannot stop despite trying, it disrupts your daily life, causes guilt or distress, or affects intimacy with your partner. Counselling and supportive treatment can help.
Identify triggers such as boredom, loneliness, stress or late-night screen use. Build routines with exercise, sleep, hobbies and social contact, and seek professional support if you feel stuck.
If you have been trying to conceive for 12 months without success, or six months if the female partner is over 35, both partners should be evaluated. Seek help earlier if there are known problems.
Yes. Male factors contribute to roughly half of infertile couples. This is why a male evaluation should happen at the start, not as an afterthought.
The key test is a semen analysis. Depending on the results, your doctor may suggest hormone tests, ultrasound or other investigations. We also review lifestyle, medical history and medicines.
Sperm take around three months to develop, so improvements in semen quality usually need at least three months of treatment and lifestyle changes. We re-test periodically.
Quit smoking, limit alcohol, maintain a healthy weight, manage stress, sleep well, avoid prolonged heat exposure such as laptops on the lap or hot baths, and eat a balanced diet. These changes support any treatment.
Common causes include stress, depression, low testosterone, poor sleep, obesity, diabetes, relationship problems and some medicines. A proper assessment identifies the cause.
Yes. Stress hormones affect blood flow, desire and ejaculation control. Performance anxiety can create a cycle of worry and repeated difficulty, which counselling and relaxation techniques help break.
Peyronie's disease is a bend or curve in the penis caused by scar tissue, sometimes with pain or difficulty in intercourse. Early assessment gives more treatment options. Severe cases may need a urologist.
Yes. Many concerns are easier to resolve when both partners understand them. You can consult together or separately, whichever you prefer.
Symptoms may include discharge, burning urination, sores, rashes, genital itching or pain. Many infections cause no symptoms, so testing is the only reliable way to know.
Supportive Ayurvedic care may help with symptoms and recovery, but bacterial and viral infections such as syphilis, gonorrhoea or HIV need proper testing and appropriate medical treatment. We guide you honestly on this.
Ayurveda looks at the whole person: digestion, sleep, stress, hormones and constitution. Treatment may include herbal medicines, diet, yoga, lifestyle correction and counselling to correct the root cause rather than only the symptom.
Some patients notice improvement in energy, sleep and confidence within a few weeks, while others need several months. Duration depends on your condition, its cause, how long you have had it and how consistently you follow the plan.
Our medicines are prepared from herbal and traditional ingredients and are generally well tolerated. Some people may have mild digestive upset. Tell us about allergies and other medicines, and report any discomfort promptly.
Yes, but you must tell the doctor about all conditions and medicines. Do not stop your regular medicines without medical advice. Treatment is adjusted to be compatible with them.
A course typically involves several sessions over a few weeks, as advised by your doctor. Research shows benefit mainly in mild to moderate vascular ED, and results vary. It is not suitable or effective for every man.
A consultation and relevant tests will show whether your ED is mainly vascular, how severe it is and whether other factors need treatment first. Book a consultation and we will tell you honestly whether it is right for you.
The best choice is the doctor whose training and experience match your concern. Check their registration number, years of practice and the conditions they treat, such as erectile dysfunction or premature ejaculation. Also look for clear communication, genuine reviews and a clinic that respects your privacy. Dr. Gautam’s qualifications and registration details are on our About page.
Not necessarily. A doctor with a big reputation may not be the best fit for your specific condition, budget or comfort level. Book a consultation, see whether the doctor listens and explains clearly, and then decide. A good fit matters more than a popularity ranking.
Yes. Dr. Gautam’s team offers phone and video consultations for patients across India and abroad. After the consultation, medicines are couriered discreetly to your address. If a physical examination or test is needed, we will tell you honestly and guide you on where to get it done near you.
Delhi NCR has a large number of specialist clinics, so patients often come for a second opinion or a more specialised assessment. Many also prefer the privacy of a city where they are not known. If travel is not practical, an online consultation with our Delhi clinic is a simple alternative.
Delayed ejaculation means taking a very long time to ejaculate, or being unable to, despite adequate stimulation. Causes include anxiety, certain medicines (such as some antidepressants), diabetes, nerve problems, low testosterone and habits formed through very intense masturbation or porn. Treatment depends on the cause, so a proper assessment comes first.
A low sperm count means fewer sperm in the semen than the normal reference range. Causes include varicocele, infections, hormonal problems, smoking, alcohol, obesity, heat exposure and stress. Many men see improvement once the cause is treated and lifestyle changes are made, but sperm take about three months to renew, so re-testing should be done after that.
Pain can be caused by infections of the urinary tract or prostate, inflammation, stones, pelvic muscle tension or STIs. Blood in the semen, fever, or pain that lasts more than a few days should be checked promptly. Do not self-medicate, as treatment depends on what is causing it.
Morning erections happen mostly during REM sleep and are a sign that blood flow and nerves are working. Their absence now and then is normal, especially with stress, poor sleep or alcohol. If they have disappeared for weeks and you also have ED or low desire, it is worth a check-up for hormonal, vascular or psychological causes.
Long-term high blood sugar damages the blood vessels and nerves that control erections, and it can also lower testosterone. ED can appear earlier in men with diabetes. Keeping blood sugar, blood pressure and cholesterol under control protects erections. Tell your doctor about all your medicines so the treatment plan stays safe.
A small amount of alcohol may lower inhibition, but heavy or regular drinking weakens erections, delays ejaculation and can reduce testosterone. Smoking narrows blood vessels and reduces blood flow to the penis. Cutting down or quitting often improves sexual function within weeks to months.
