Medical Disclaimer
Last updated August 2026
If this is an emergency, do not use WhatsApp.
If you or someone with you has severe bleeding, chest pain, difficulty breathing, loss of consciousness, a suspected poisoning, a serious injury, or any other life-threatening symptom, go to the nearest hospital emergency department or call your local emergency number immediately. Do not wait for a reply on WhatsApp.
What Aura Clinic does
Aura Clinic provides homeopathic consultations over WhatsApp. An assistant helps gather your history and symptoms; every prescription is reviewed and signed by a real doctor registered with the National Council for Homeopathy (NCH) before it is sent to you. A doctor–patient relationship, and any prescription, only comes into effect once a doctor has actually reviewed and signed it — not before.
What Aura Clinic does not do
- We do not handle medical emergencies of any kind.
- We do not treat fractures, dislocations, or conditions that need surgery — these need in-person, hospital-based care.
- We do not prescribe prescription-class allopathic (conventional pharmaceutical) medicines. Everything dispensed is a homeopathic remedy or a general over-the-counter relief item.
- We do not read X-rays, scans or lab reports as a substitute for the specialist who ordered them — if you send us one, it is only to help the doctor understand your situation, not as a formal radiology or lab opinion.
- We do not replace your existing doctor's ongoing care for a chronic condition.
About homeopathic remedies
Remedies are prepared and dispensed under the supervision of NCH-registered doctors, in line with how homeopathic practice is regulated in Pakistan. As with any form of treatment, individual results vary from patient to patient.
Children, pregnancy and existing conditions
Tell us if the patient is a child, pregnant, elderly, or already taking other medicines — the reviewing doctor needs this to make a safe decision, and may decline to treat a case that needs in-person or specialist care instead.