Dr. Padma Subbaramu

An affluent 15-year-old ballet dancer came with unexplained weight loss and fatigue. Dr. Subbaramu discovered she was secretly using appetite suppressants to maintain her dance physique. Through careful counseling and involving a nutritionist, she helped the patient develop healthy eating habits while preserving her passion for dance.

A 3-year-old from an urban slum presented with developmental delays. Dr. Subbaramu identified severe iron deficiency anemia and coordinated with social workers to improve nutrition access. The child's cognitive functions showed significant improvement after 3 months of iron supplementation and dietary changes.

A 12-year-old tech entrepreneur's son presented with chronic headaches. Dr. Subbaramu diagnosed computer vision syndrome and implemented a digital detox plan alongside vision therapy. The family fully participated in creating screen-free zones at home, resulting in complete resolution of symptoms.

A 5-year-old refugee child with limited English proficiency presented with mysterious skin lesions. Dr. Subbaramu used visual aids and a translator to diagnose cutaneous larva migrans from previous living conditions. Treatment with antiparasitic medication led to full recovery within two weeks.

A 7-year-old boy from a rural farming family presented with persistent fever and joint pain. Dr. Padma Subbaramu diagnosed him with rheumatic fever, a condition rarely seen in urban settings. She coordinated with a cardiologist for comprehensive care and educated the family about long-term penicillin prophylaxis. The child showed remarkable improvement after 6 weeks of treatment.