Dr. Alok Mohan Uppar

My husband, Prakash, was admitted with severe abdominal pain. We were scared. Dr. Uppar came to see us in the waiting area himself, which I wasn't expecting. He explained everything in Kannada, which put my mother-in-law at ease. He didn't just talk to us; he listened. He drew a simple diagram on a notepad to show what might be happening. The surgery went well, but what I remember most is how he called me after, even though it was late, just to say Prakash was resting comfortably. It felt like we were his only patients that day.

My son had a high fever that wouldn't break. We went to Sakra's ER. Dr. Uppar was the one on duty. He was direct, no-nonsense. He asked precise questions, examined my boy thoroughly, and said, 'It looks like a specific infection. We'll start this treatment now.' He didn't sugarcoat it, but his certainty was calming. He told us exactly what to watch for over the next 12 hours. The treatment worked. No fluff, just clear action and a good result. That's what we needed.

It was for my father. He's quite old and was very weak. Dr. Uppar has such a gentle way about him. He spoke softly, never rushed us. He knelt by my father's bed so they were eye-to-eye and explained the treatment plan in a whisper, holding his hand. He checked on him multiple times a day, not just a quick glance. When we had doubts, he never made us feel silly for asking. His kindness was as important as his medicine for my Appa's recovery.

Wow, what a relief! My wife had been to three doctors for persistent nausea and fatigue, with no clear answers. We saw Dr. Uppar as a last resort. He spent nearly 45 minutes going over her history, asked questions the others hadn't. He figured it out! It was a tricky vitamin deficiency. When he gave us the diagnosis, I practically jumped out of my chair. He was so pleased to have found it, smiling and saying, 'Now we can fix this!' The treatment was simple, and she's been great for months. Finally, someone who dug deep!