Dr. Sambit Kumar Bhuyan

A 72-year-old retired Sanskrit professor developed mysterious jaundice after returning from a pilgrimage. Dr. Bhuyan identified it as a rare herbal toxicity from traditional medicines consumed at a temple. The professor's family initially resisted conventional treatment, but Dr. Bhuyan's respectful integration of cultural beliefs with medical science led to complete liver recovery. (Patient of Dr. Kumar)

A 45-year-old IT professional working night shifts presented with alarming gastrointestinal bleeding. Dr. Bhuyan discovered stress-induced ulcers exacerbated by excessive coffee consumption. The patient's wife revealed he'd been hiding financial pressures. Through medication, dietary changes, and family counseling, he returned to work with modified hours. (Patient of Dr. Kumar)

A 9-year-old fisherman's son from Chilika Lake was failing to thrive with chronic diarrhea. Dr. Bhuyan diagnosed a rare parasitic infection from contaminated lake water. The family couldn't afford treatment, but Dr. Bhuyan arranged hospital sponsorship. The boy now helps educate his community about water safety. (Patient of Dr. Kumar)

A 34-year pregnant woman at 28 weeks developed acute pancreatitis. Dr. Bhuyan coordinated with obstetricians to manage both conditions simultaneously, avoiding surgery that could risk the pregnancy. She delivered a healthy baby at full term and made complete recovery postpartum. (Patient of Dr. Kumar)

A 28-year-old tribal artisan from Kandhamal presented with recurrent abdominal pain and weight loss. Dr. Bhuyan discovered she'd been secretly consuming clay pots she made, leading to severe intestinal blockage. After endoscopic removal and nutritional counseling, she recovered fully and transitioned to creating pottery with food-safe materials.