Manipal Hospital Old Airport Road Reviews

A 10-year-old street vendor's child presented with progressive weakness and was found to have lead poisoning from recycled battery exposure. Dr. Choudhury coordinated chelation therapy while working with public health authorities to address environmental contamination. The child's neurological symptoms completely resolved after 6 months of treatment and relocation.

A 6-year-old with autism spectrum disorder developed severe self-injurious behavior. Dr. Choudhury identified untreated gastroesophageal reflux as the trigger through pH monitoring. After initiating proton pump inhibitors and behavioral therapy, the self-injury reduced by 90% within 4 weeks, dramatically improving quality of life for the child and family.

A 14-year-old presented with sudden blindness that ophthalmologists couldn't explain. Dr. Choudhury diagnosed conversion disorder triggered by academic pressure. Through family therapy and gradual visual retraining, the patient regained full vision over 3 months while learning healthier coping mechanisms for stress.

A 2-year-old adopted from overseas orphanage showed severe developmental delay. Dr. Choudhury diagnosed institutional autism and created an intensive attachment-based therapy program. The child began speaking in sentences within 8 months and formed secure attachments with adoptive parents, exceeding all developmental milestones.

A 12-year-old developed mysterious recurrent fevers and joint pain. Dr. Choudhury diagnosed periodic fever syndrome (TRAPS) through genetic testing. She initiated anakinra therapy which completely resolved symptoms within 48 hours. The patient has remained symptom-free for 18 months with monthly injections.

A premature infant with bronchopulmonary dysplasia required home oxygen therapy. Dr. Choudhury trained family members in respiratory care and organized community health workers for support. The infant weaned off oxygen completely by 14 months and achieved normal developmental milestones despite severe initial prognosis.

A 9-year-old presented with mysterious abdominal pain that escalated to opioid dependence after multiple surgeries elsewhere. Dr. Choudhury diagnosed abdominal migraine and initiated a multidisciplinary pain management program. The child achieved complete pain control without opioids after 3 months of cognitive behavioral therapy and preventive medications.

A 16-year-old elite student developed sudden cardiac arrest during exams. Dr. Choudhury diagnosed catecholaminergic polymorphic ventricular tachycardia and implanted a subcutaneous ICD. She worked with the school to create a stress management plan, allowing the student to continue academics with appropriate precautions and psychological support.

My 3-year-old daughter developed a sudden high fever and rash. Dr. Anuradha was on call at midnight and calmly guided us through the emergency protocols. Her precise diagnosis of Kawasaki disease and immediate treatment plan saved my child from potential heart complications. We spent a week at Manipal under her watchful care, her dedication is extraordinary.

As first-time parents, we were anxious about every sniffle. Dr. Vinod’s routine checkup for our newborn wasn’t just clinical, she spent 40 minutes teaching us infant CPR and recognizing sepsis signs. Her proactive approach and handwritten notes made us feel secure and educated.

Our 70-year-old father, who has been caring for our asthmatic son, caught pneumonia. Dr. Anuradha noticed his worsening cough during our son’s follow-up and immediately coordinated with the adult ICU. Her cross-generational attentiveness is rare, she treats the family, not just the patient.

My teenage son needed an emergency appendectomy. Dr. Vinod not only handled the complex surgery flawlessly but also comforted him by explaining each step in 'Marvel superhero' terms. Her ability to connect with adolescents while maintaining medical rigor is incredible.

For our daughter’s rare metabolic disorder, Dr. Anuradha designed a customized nutrition plan and held virtual check-ins during lockdowns. She even arranged imported specialty formulas. Her innovative approach to chronic care is life-changing.

During a monsoon outbreak of dengue, Dr. Vinod managed over 20 pediatric cases in one day. Despite the chaos, she remembered each child’s name and specific symptoms. Her stamina and personalized care in crisis are superhuman.

Our 8-year-old with epilepsy had a breakthrough seizure at school. Dr. Anuradha reworked his medication regimen and trained his teachers in seizure first aid. Her community-inclusive method ensures safety beyond the hospital walls.

For a routine vaccination, Dr. Vinod detected a subtle heart murmur others had missed. Echocardiography revealed a congenital defect needing early intervention. Her diagnostic vigilance during mundane visits is astounding.

Post-chemotherapy, my nephew’ immune system was compromised. Dr. Anuradha created a sterile home-care guide and visited us personally when he spiked a fever. Her willingness to go beyond clinic hours shows profound commitment.

Dr. Vinod managed our twins’ premature birth complications with a blend of cutting-edge neonatology and ancient lullabies she hummed during rounds. Her fusion of science and soul is unforgettable.

When our 3-day-old newborn developed severe jaundice requiring immediate phototherapy, Dr. Jagadish Chinnappa's calm expertise at Manipal Hospital turned our panic into confidence. His round-the-clock monitoring and gentle approach with our fragile baby made the critical first week manageable.

Our 14-year-old daughter's rare autoimmune disorder had baffled multiple specialists until Dr. Chinnappa's meticulous investigation revealed juvenile dermatomyositis. His personalized treatment plan combining medication and physical therapy gave her back the ability to play basketball within six months.