Vanitha Clinic 2018-19- Kozhikode Zone training

2018 November 11 Kozhikode Zone:::   Key note address::   Dr. V G Udayakumar. Chairman, AMAI Research Foundation   1st session: Dr. Reshmitha KM. (ISM dept. Kannur ) Topic:: Pre Conceptional Care, Anti Natal and Post Natal Care.   2nd session::Dr Anitha Visambharan. Associate professor, prasoothitantra dept VPSV Ayurveda College Kottakkal. Amenorrhoea, Vaginal Discharge, Prolapse, PCOD.  

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