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Contact NavMitra Clinic for Sexologist Consultation in Gurgaon

Facing a men’s sexual health concern and not sure whom to speak with?

At NavMitra Clinic, you can consult for Erectile Dysfunction, Premature Ejaculation, low sexual desire, nightfall, Dhat / Spermatorrhoea, masturbation-related concerns and other male sexual health problems.

Consultations are provided under the guidance of Dr. Anil Kumar Kalra, B.A.M.S. — Ayurvedic Sexologist & Men’s Health Specialist with 35+ years of clinical experience.

You do not need to know the medical name of your problem. Simply tell us what you are experiencing and we will help you arrange the appropriate consultation.

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Meet the Doctor Behind NavMitra Clinic

Dr. Anil Kumar Kalra – Ayurvedic Sexologist & Men’s Health Specialist

Dr. Anil Kumar Kalra has spent more than three decades in Ayurvedic clinical practice, with extensive experience in men’s health and sexual wellness.

His approach is straightforward:

Understand the complaint properly.
Look for the factors behind it.
Explain the condition clearly to the patient.
Then decide the treatment.

The objective of the consultation is not to rush a patient into medicine. It is to first understand what needs to be treated and why.

Formerly associated with:
Civil Hospital, Gurgaon
Kalra Hospital, Gurgaon

NavMitra Clinic Location:
Shop No. 211, 2nd Floor, DLF City Court, Near Sikanderpur Metro Station,
Sector 25A, Gurugram – 122002 (HR)

Clinic Timing: 10:00 AM to 6:00 PM 
Closed on Monday

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Share your details and our care team will connect with you regarding your consultation.

Please Note: A consultation fee of ₹500 applies to all consultation types.

All consultations are conducted under the guidance of Dr. Anil Kumar Kalra. Patient information is kept strictly confidential.

Questions Patients Often Ask Before Visiting NavMitra Clinic

Looking for a sexologist in Gurgaon or thinking about speaking to a doctor online? These are some of the questions men commonly have before booking a consultation at NavMitra Clinic. Medical answers reviewed by Dr. Anil Kumar Kalra, B.A.M.S. — Ayurvedic Sexologist & Men’s Health Specialist with 35+ years of clinical experience.

I have never visited a sexologist before. What actually happens in the first consultation?

The first consultation mainly starts with a conversation. The doctor asks what problem you are facing, when it started, how often it happens and whether anything has changed from before.

Depending on your concern, you may also be asked about erections, ejaculation, sexual desire, existing health conditions, medicines, stress and previous treatment.

You do not need to prepare a medical explanation before coming. Tell the doctor what is happening in your own words.

It is better to book before visiting so the team can confirm Dr. Kalra’s availability and arrange your consultation without unnecessary waiting.

You can request an appointment through the website or contact the clinic directly by phone or WhatsApp.

Yes. If you have a question about the appointment, clinic location or whether online or in-clinic consultation would be more convenient, you can speak with the NavMitra Clinic team first.

Detailed medical advice, however, should be discussed with the doctor during consultation.

You only need to provide the basic information required to arrange your consultation.

You do not need to explain your complete sexual history to administrative staff. Personal symptoms and medical details can be discussed directly with the doctor during the consultation.

That is common, especially during a first sexual-health consultation.

You can simply begin with what is troubling you—for example, “My erection becomes weak during sex,” “my timing has reduced,” or “my sexual desire is not like before.”

Dr. Kalra has 35+ years of clinical experience in men’s health, so these are concerns he deals with as medical problems, not something you need to feel awkward about.

You do not need to diagnose yourself.

If you are unsure whether your problem is Erectile Dysfunction, Premature Ejaculation, low libido or another sexual-health condition, describe exactly what happens during sexual activity and let the doctor assess the pattern.

That is often more useful than trying to choose the diagnosis yourself from information found online.

Yes.

For example, some men have weak erections and early ejaculation together, while others may have reduced sexual desire along with erection difficulty.

Tell the doctor about all the symptoms you are experiencing because they may be related and should not always be treated as separate problems.

Yes, if you are comfortable involving your partner.

In some situations, information about the couple’s sexual relationship may help the doctor understand the concern better. You can also choose to speak with the doctor alone if you prefer.

Yes.

You do not need to be married to seek medical advice about erections, ejaculation, sexual desire, masturbation, nightfall, performance anxiety or another sexual-health concern.

Treatment decisions should depend on the actual medical concern, not marital status.

Usually, your symptoms and medical history are the starting point.

If you already have relevant blood tests, hormone reports, prescriptions, previous treatment records or reports for diabetes, blood pressure or another health condition, bringing them can help the doctor understand your case.

You do not need to arrange new tests before consultation unless advised.

Not necessarily.

Many sexual-health assessments begin with a detailed medical and sexual history. Tests may be suggested later if your symptoms indicate a possible issue involving blood sugar, hormones, thyroid function or another health condition.

Avoid ordering a large panel of tests on your own just because you have a sexual problem.

Yes.

Tell the doctor what treatment you have already tried, for how long and whether it helped. If you still have prescriptions, medicine names or relevant reports, bring them with you.

Previous treatment history can help avoid repeating approaches that have already been unsuccessful.

Men’s sexual-health consultations at NavMitra Clinic are provided under the guidance of Dr. Anil Kumar Kalra, B.A.M.S. Ayurvedic Sexologist & Men’s Health Specialist.

He has 35+ years of clinical experience and has previously been associated with Civil Hospital Gurgaon and Kalra Hospital Gurgaon.

The consultation is intended to allow the doctor to understand your symptoms, medical history and relevant sexual-health factors before deciding what needs to be addressed.

NavMitra Clinic’s approach is not simply to identify a symptom and immediately give the same medicine to every patient.

Look beyond advertisements promising the fastest result or guaranteed cure.

Check the doctor’s qualification, relevant clinical experience, whether a proper history is taken, whether possible causes are explained and whether unrealistic guarantees are avoided.

You should also feel comfortable enough to discuss personal symptoms openly.

There is no objective medical standard that makes one doctor the “best” for every patient.

A better way to choose is to look at qualification, experience with your type of concern, consultation approach, privacy, location and whether the doctor properly assesses the cause before recommending treatment.

NavMitra Clinic is led by Dr. Anil Kumar Kalra, who has more than 35 years of clinical experience in men’s health.

This answer targets the search without making a fake “we are the best” claim.

Yes. Dr. Anil Kumar Kalra provides Ayurvedic consultation for men’s sexual-health concerns at NavMitra Clinic in Gurugram.

Ayurvedic treatment, where appropriate, is considered after understanding the patient’s symptoms and health history rather than assuming that every sexual problem needs the same medicine.

The clinic primarily focuses on men’s sexual-health concerns such as ED, PE, reduced sexual desire, nightfall, Dhat / Spermatorrhoea and masturbation-related concerns.

Relevant general health factors such as diabetes, blood pressure, medicines, stress and lifestyle may also need to be discussed because they can influence sexual function.

Sexual-health information shared during consultation is treated as private patient information.

Only provide information that is relevant to your care, and if you are consulting online, use a personal device and a private place where you can speak comfortably.

Your consultation is treated as a private medical matter.

NavMitra Clinic does not need to disclose your sexual-health concern to friends, family members or employers simply because you have visited the clinic.

There can be limited exceptions where disclosure is legally required or necessary for medical safety.

Patient information should not normally be disclosed to another person simply because they request it.

If you want your spouse or another family member involved in your treatment, you can tell the clinic and include them where appropriate.

Tell the clinic team if privacy around calls or WhatsApp communication is important for you.

Where practical, you can specify the contact number or communication method you are comfortable using.

NavMitra Clinic is located at:

Shop No. 211, 2nd Floor
DLF City Court, Sector 25A
Gurugram – 122002
Near Sikanderpur Metro Station

You can contact the clinic before travelling if you need help with directions.

Yes. The clinic is located in DLF City Court near Sikanderpur Metro Station in Gurugram.

Using the clinic’s Google Maps listing before travelling is the easiest way to get live directions from your location.

If NavMitra Clinic’s DLF City Court, Sector 25A location is convenient for you, you can book an in-clinic consultation.

Patients who live farther away can choose an online consultation instead of travelling.

Yes. Patients from the DLF phases and surrounding Gurgaon localities can book an appointment at NavMitra Clinic in DLF City Court.

Check Maps for the current route and travel time from your exact location.

The clinic’s location near Sikanderpur makes it accessible from MG Road, Sikanderpur and surrounding areas of Gurgaon.

It is still better to confirm your appointment before travelling.

Yes. Patients from Sushant Lok, Golf Course Road and nearby Gurgaon sectors can choose an in-clinic appointment at NavMitra Clinic.

Online consultation remains available if travelling is inconvenient.

You can book an in-clinic consultation at the Gurugram clinic or choose online consultation depending on what is more convenient for you.

Use the clinic’s map listing for the current route from Cyber City or Udyog Vihar.

Not necessarily.

You can visit the clinic if you prefer an in-person consultation, but patients who find travelling difficult can start with an online consultation. The doctor can advise if an in-person assessment is later needed.

Yes. Online consultation is available for patients who cannot conveniently visit Gurugram.

If your particular problem requires a physical examination or investigation, the doctor can advise you accordingly.

The clinic’s published timings are 10:00 AM to 6:00 PM, Tuesday to Sunday.

Monday is closed.

Confirming your appointment before travelling is still recommended.

Yes. If you live in Gurgaon but do not want to travel to the clinic, you can request an online consultation and discuss your concern from home.

NavMitra Clinic offers online consultation for patients across India.

During consultation, the doctor can assess what can reasonably be managed remotely and whether any local examination or investigation is necessary.

The doctor asks about your symptoms, duration of the problem, medical history, medicines and relevant sexual-health factors.

You should speak from somewhere private so you can answer comfortably and accurately.

A substantial part of the initial assessment of Erectile Dysfunction and Premature Ejaculation comes from medical and sexual history, so an online consultation can be useful.

It cannot replace every physical examination or investigation. If one is needed, the doctor can tell you.

Yes. Relevant reports or previous prescriptions can be reviewed where the consultation system allows them to be shared.

Only send documents that are relevant to your medical concern.

Yes. Repeatedly getting an erection and then losing firmness during intercourse is a common reason to seek an ED assessment. The doctor may ask whether the same problem occurs during masturbation, morning erections and every sexual encounter.

Those details help distinguish possible contributing factors.

Tell the doctor exactly that.

An erection that is normal during masturbation but difficult during partnered sex may suggest that performance anxiety, stimulation or relationship factors deserve attention, but it does not automatically rule out physical causes.

An occasional erection difficulty can happen and does not automatically mean you have Erectile Dysfunction.

Consultation becomes more useful if the problem starts happening repeatedly, becomes worse or causes significant anxiety.

Yes. Diabetes can affect both the nerves and blood vessels involved in erections. Tell the doctor about your diabetes, medicines, recent test results and how your erection quality has changed.

Definitely.

High blood pressure and some medications can be relevant when assessing erection difficulty. Do not stop or change prescribed BP medicine yourself because you think it may be affecting erections.

Bring the medicine names to the consultation.

No.

Doctors do not diagnose PE only from the number of minutes. Control, frequency of early ejaculation and how much the problem bothers you also matter.

Tell the doctor what actually happens instead of focusing only on a stopwatch.

Yes, particularly if the change is persistent.

PE that develops after previously satisfactory control is different from a pattern that has existed since the beginning of sexual activity. Recent erection problems, stress or other health changes may also be relevant.

Yes. Some men with weak erections rush intercourse because they are worried the erection will disappear, which can contribute to early ejaculation.

Tell the doctor about both erection quality and ejaculation control so the full problem can be assessed.

Yes. A noticeable reduction in sexual desire may be related to stress, sleep, medicines, hormones, relationship factors or other health conditions.

Low desire does not automatically mean low testosterone.

Not always.

Nightfall can be a normal physiological event and there is no fixed number that is “normal” for every man.

Consultation is more useful if the change worries you significantly or occurs with pain, blood, urinary symptoms or unusual discharge.

This answer actually builds trust because it tells the patient he may not need treatment.

Not necessarily.

White or cloudy material noticed around urination is not always semen and can have more than one explanation.

Tell the doctor when it happens and whether you have burning, pain, unusual colour, smell or other urinary symptoms instead of assuming every discharge is Dhat.

Normal ejaculation is not medically considered to permanently drain the body’s strength.

If you are genuinely experiencing weakness or fatigue, the actual reason should be investigated rather than assuming semen loss is automatically responsible.

Masturbation itself is not established as a cause of permanent sexual damage.

If you currently have weak erections, early ejaculation, low desire, difficulty with partnered sex or a habit that feels difficult to control, discuss that specific problem with the doctor rather than assuming everything is caused by past masturbation.

Not necessarily.

The difference may be useful in understanding stimulation patterns, performance anxiety or other situational factors, but it does not prove a diagnosis by itself.

Explain the pattern during consultation so other possible causes can also be considered.

There is no medical number such as “more than X times per week means excessive.”

It becomes more concerning if you repeatedly cannot control the behaviour or it interferes with work, sleep, relationships, physical comfort or your sexual life with a partner.

Not automatically.

The purpose of the consultation is first to understand the problem. Medicine may be recommended if the doctor considers it appropriate, while some patients may need further assessment or other guidance.

Treatment should not be identical for every man simply because both patients use the word “ED” or “PE.”

Symptoms, medical history, other health conditions and the pattern of the sexual problem can differ considerably between patients.

No responsible medical treatment can promise the same guaranteed outcome for every patient.

Response depends on the condition, possible causes, duration of symptoms, overall health and individual response to treatment.

Be cautious of sexual-health advertisements offering 100% cure or guaranteed results within a fixed number of days.

There is no one treatment duration for every sexual-health problem.

A recent performance-anxiety problem, long-standing ED, lifelong PE and low desire associated with another medical condition are very different situations.

The expected treatment period should be discussed after your condition has been assessed.

Where medicine is prescribed and delivery is available, NavMitra Clinic can arrange shipment to a serviceable address.

Delivery availability and expected time can depend on the location and courier service.

NavMitra Clinic aims to handle sexual-health treatment discreetly.

The outer shipment still needs normal information required for delivery, such as the recipient’s name, address and courier details.

Follow-up is important when you are receiving treatment.

Tell the clinic if you have questions about how to take prescribed medicine, notice an unexpected symptom or need clarification about the doctor’s instructions rather than changing treatment yourself.

You can submit the appointment form on the website or contact NavMitra Clinic by phone or WhatsApp at:

+91 98911 39113

For an in-clinic consultation, the clinic is located at DLF City Court, Sector 25A, Gurugram, near Sikanderpur Metro Station.

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Get a Private Consultation

Share your details and our care team will connect with you regarding your consultation.

Please Note: A consultation fee of ₹500 applies to all consultation types.

All consultations are conducted under the guidance of Dr. Anil Kumar Kalra. Patient information is kept strictly confidential.