Skin consultations for adults and children

Siddha care for skin concerns in Tindivanam

Dr. M. Subashini offers Siddha consultations for adults and children with skin concerns at Sivanethram Siddha Clinic in Tindivanam. You can discuss recurring itching, rashes or skin irritation. She holds a BSMS and an MD (Siddha) in Pediatrics from MGR University.

Dr. M. Subashini

Consultations with Dr. M. Subashini, BSMS, MD (Siddha)

Page updated: 16 October 2026

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Skin concerns you can discuss

Adults can book for their own skin concerns, and parents can bring a child. You can discuss recurring itching, rashes, irritation or discomfort. Describe when the concern started, how it has changed and whether it affects sleep, work, school or daily activities.

A rash can have many causes. A consultation is an assessment, not a promise that Siddha medicine is suitable for every skin condition. Depending on the concern, further evaluation by a physician or dermatologist may be needed. Children may need a pediatric assessment.

What happens at the consultation

Dr. Subashini reviews the symptoms, health history, current medicines, food and daily routine. Tell her about creams, soaps, herbal products and supplements already used, including anything that appeared to make the skin worse.

The next steps depend on the individual person. Bring any existing diagnosis or treatment plan. Do not stop prescribed creams or other medicines without speaking to the prescribing clinician.

Prepare for your visit

Bring recent prescriptions, test reports when relevant and the names of skin products currently used. A short note of when symptoms appeared and what changed can help explain a recurring concern.

Keep detailed medical records private. Bring them to the consultation rather than sending identifiable photographs of a child through an unsolicited WhatsApp message.

When a rash needs urgent medical care

For adults and children, breathing difficulty or sudden swelling of the lips, mouth or tongue requires immediate emergency medical help. Do not wait for a Siddha appointment.

If a child is unwell with a rash and has unusual confusion, a stiff neck or a bruise-like rash that does not fade when pressed with a clear glass, seek immediate hospital care.

Seek prompt medical advice for a rash with fever, worsening symptoms or a person who seems seriously unwell. If you are unsure how urgently care is needed, contact an appropriate medical service.

Book a skin consultation in Tindivanam

Call +91 87785 92947 before travelling. Sivanethram Siddha Clinic is at 1, Vivekananda Nagar, Marakkanam Road, Tindivanam, Tamil Nadu 604001. Hours are Monday to Friday, 6:00 PM to 9:00 PM. Cash and UPI are accepted.

See the contact page for the map pin and directions. For other childhood health concerns, read about the Siddha pediatric clinic in Tindivanam.

Frequently asked questions

Can adults and children book a skin consultation?

Yes. Dr. M. Subashini offers Siddha consultations for skin concerns in adults and children. You can discuss recurring itching, rashes or skin irritation. Suitability and any need for further evaluation depend on the individual person.

What are Dr. Subashini's qualifications?

Dr. M. Subashini holds a BSMS and an MD (Siddha) in Pediatrics from MGR University. She provides Siddha consultations at Sivanethram Siddha Clinic in Tindivanam.

Should I stop a prescribed skin cream before the visit?

Do not stop prescribed treatment without speaking to the prescribing clinician. Bring the prescription and the names of all creams, medicines and supplements used.

Can every skin condition be treated with Siddha medicine?

No. The cause and severity of the concern need assessment. Some conditions require conventional treatment, specialist evaluation or urgent hospital care.

How do I arrange an appointment?

Call +91 87785 92947. Clinic hours are Monday to Friday, 6:00 PM to 9:00 PM. Call before travelling to confirm availability.

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