Dr. Sambit Kumar Bhuyan Reviews

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.

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 61-year-old street food vendor presented with swallowing difficulties, believing it was throat cancer. Dr. Bhuyan diagnosed eosinophilic esophagitis triggered by spice exposure from his work. Simple dietary modifications and inhalers allowed him to continue his livelihood symptom-free. (Patient of Dr. Kumar)

A 17-year-old college student was brought in comatose by friends who feared drug overdose. Dr. Bhuyan recognized Wilson's disease symptoms and confirmed acute liver failure. The patient's estranged father donated part of his liver in an emotional reconciliation during transplant preparation. (Patient of Dr. Kumar)

A 52-year-old construction worker from Sundargarh developed persistent vomiting after a minor abdominal injury. Dr. Bhuyan discovered superior mesenteric artery syndrome, a rare condition where the artery compressed his intestine. Surgical intervention restored normal digestive function after months of nutritional support. (Patient of Dr. Kumar)

A 39-year-old classical dancer presented with mysterious joint pain and mouth ulcers. Other specialists had missed the connection to Crohn's disease. Dr. Bhuyan's holistic approach included coordinating with her dance instructor to modify routines during flare-ups, preserving her career. (Patient of Dr. Kumar)

An 83-year-old grandmother with dementia was repeatedly hospitalized for dehydration. Her family believed she was refusing fluids. Dr. Bhuyan identified achalasia cardia making swallowing painful. A simple endoscopic procedure restored her ability to eat and drink comfortably. (Patient of Dr. Kumar)

A 26-year-old transgender activist developed severe anemia while transitioning. Dr. Bhuyan diagnosed celiac disease masked by hormonal changes. He created a safe, affirming treatment environment while addressing the complex nutritional needs during gender-affirming care. (Patient of Dr. Kumar)

A 47-year-old bank manager presented with what appeared to be typical IBS. Dr. Bhuyan's detailed history revealed symptoms coincided with business trips to specific regions. Testing confirmed giardiasis from contaminated hotel water, cured with targeted antibiotics. (Patient of Dr. Kumar)

A 31-year-old single mother working three jobs developed sudden liver inflammation. Dr. Bhuyan connected it to excessive energy drink consumption to maintain her schedule. Her recovery involved social worker support to reduce work burden and financial stress. (Patient of Dr. Kumar)

A 68-year-old retired army officer with multiple previous surgeries developed intestinal obstruction from adhesions. Rather than immediate surgery, Dr. Bhuyan successfully used endoscopic stenting as a bridge, allowing nutritional optimization before safer elective surgery. (Patient of Dr. Kumar)