Homeopathy Clinic in Singapore

                         Homeopathy Clinic in Singapore
Tejinder Kaur (B.H.M.S) is a highly experienced Homeopathic Consultant with more than 10 years of clinical experience. Hundreds of patients from Singapore, India and other parts of the world have benefited from her homeopathy treatment over this period.

                         

Patients anywhere in the world can consult with Kaur, either in person at her clinic in Singapore or through virtual consultation avenues such as telephone/ Internet.  To schedule an appointment to discuss your health conditions/ symptoms, please contact her by e-mail at ruby.homeopathy@gmail.com or use the form here.

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