Dr. Raghavendra S

A 72-year-old retired schoolteacher with limited financial means experienced progressive memory loss and confusion. Dr. Raghavendra S identified Alzheimer's disease through cognitive testing and supported the family with caregiver resources and medication management. Though the condition is progressive, the patient's quality of life has been maintained with minimal hospital visits, reducing financial strain.

An 8-year-old child from an affluent family was brought in after experiencing unexplained seizures. Advanced EEG and genetic testing revealed a rare epilepsy syndrome. Dr. Raghavendra S initiated a tailored ketogenic diet and precise medication regimen, resulting in complete seizure control within six months, allowing the child to return to normal school activities.

A 45-year-old construction worker with no prior medical history suffered a severe ischemic stroke. Dr. Raghavendra S administered thrombolysis promptly, followed by intensive rehabilitation. Despite initial right-sided weakness, the patient showed remarkable recovery over nine months and returned to light-duty work, with family providing crucial emotional support throughout.

A 33-year-old woman from a rural background presented with chronic migraines that were misdiagnosed for years. Dr. Raghavendra S identified medication-overuse headache and implemented a withdrawal protocol alongside preventive therapy. With minimal family involvement due to distance, the patient managed her recovery independently and has been headache-free for over a year.

A 28-year-old software engineer from a middle-class family presented with sudden-onset visual disturbances and fatigue. Dr. Raghavendra S diagnosed multiple sclerosis after MRI revealed demyelinating lesions. Treatment with immunomodulatory therapy began, and with consistent follow-ups and lifestyle adjustments, the patient has remained relapse-free for two years, continuing to work full-time.