Dr. Ziaullah Khan Ghazi holds a BHMS and graduated as a gold medalist. He has practised homoeopathy in Abbottabad for more than thirty years, treating patients from across Khyber Pakhtunkhwa and, increasingly, from outside Pakistan.
His practice is classical: a single remedy, the minimum effective dose, and a full case history taken before anything is prescribed. A first consultation is long by design, because the detail is what makes the prescription accurate.
Alongside the clinic he is building a research network, linking homoeopathic physicians across Pakistan so that case outcomes are documented, compared, and shared rather than lost in individual practice.
The clinic keeps long-running records for chronic cases, which is what allows a remedy to be adjusted over months rather than guessed at in a single visit. Patients on supportive care are asked to stay in touch with their treating physician throughout.
Consultations run in Urdu, Pashto, and English. Online patients receive the same case-taking process by video or WhatsApp, with prescriptions and follow-up handled remotely.