Published, Peer-Reviewed Research
Peer Reviewed.
Scientific Research.
on Ayurveda.
Dr. Kaushal Patel’s clinical case research — is published in Elsevier’s Journal of Ayurveda & Integrative Medicine and indexed in PubMed.
The Practice, at a Glance
See all treatments →The two case studies below are published, peer-reviewed proof of this approach — not the full extent of it. Talk to Dr. Patel about your condition →
Two patients, years of unrelieved bladder pain — and a two-year symptom-free recovery
Patel K, Patel M, Bhatt C. J Ayurveda Integr Med. 2026 Jul 24;17(4):101358. PMID: 42497785
“I could hold urine for much longer, and I was able to return to my normal routine” — this is what published, peer-reviewed recovery looks like.
“Before starting Ayurvedic treatment, I had severe pain and had to pass urine every few minutes, which made it impossible to sleep or carry out my daily activities… After undergoing the Ayurvedic treatment, my pain gradually disappeared, I could hold urine for much longer, and I was able to return to my normal routine.”
— Patient 1, quoted in the published case series
Two patients with chronic interstitial cystitis and Hunner’s ulcers, non-responsive to conventional treatments, received individualized Ayurvedic treatment. Clinical progress was tracked using the VAS pain scale, King’s Health Questionnaire, and IC-Quality of Life score over a two-year follow-up.
Both patients showed significant, lasting improvement — pain reduced from severe to near-zero, urinary frequency and nocturia normalized, and quality-of-life scores reflected near-complete symptom resolution, stable throughout follow-up.
On dialysis twice a week, facing a transplant — off dialysis within months, stable two years on
Patel K, Patel K, Patel M, Bhatt C, Patel M. J Ayurveda Integr Med. 2025 Nov–Dec;16(6):101177. PMID: 41092833
A transplant was on the table. Two years later, this patient hasn’t needed dialysis once.
A male patient with CKD Stage 5 — on hemodialysis twice weekly and advised for a kidney transplant — was treated with Ayurveda. His serum creatinine held at 12 mg/dL even with dialysis before treatment began.
After Ayurvedic treatment: creatinine fell to 2.1 mg/dL, hemoglobin rose from 9.7 to 14 g%, and eGFR improved from 5 to 34.8 mL/min/1.73m². Dialysis was stopped entirely, and the improvement remained stable for two years, off all medication except antihypertensives.
Featured In
International Painful Bladder Foundation (IPBF) included the Interstitial Cystitis case series in its August 2026 Research Update, circulated to the global IC/BPS patient and clinician community.
More Research Underway
Additional case studies from Dr. Kaushal Patel, currently in peer review.
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