Manipal Hospital Bhubaneswar Reviews

My 83-year-old mother with dementia was admitted with dehydration, but Dr. Thakur noticed subtle neurological changes others missed. She diagnosed normal pressure hydrocephalus and coordinated with neurosurgery for a shunt that dramatically improved her cognition and mobility. (Patient of Dr. Singh)

After years of unexplained abdominal pain, Dr. Thakur was the first to take my symptoms seriously and diagnosed abdominal migraines—a condition rarely considered in adults. Her innovative treatment approach using migraine prophylaxis changed my quality of life entirely. (Patient of Dr. Singh)

During monsoon season, my entire family contracted leptospirosis from floodwaters. Dr. Thakur managed all four of us simultaneously, creating a family treatment plan that accounted for our different ages and comorbidities while ensuring no cross-contamination. (Patient of Dr. Singh)

As a 30-year-old software professional, I developed mysterious rashes and joint pain. Dr. Thakur connected it to adult-onset Still's disease after extensive testing and started targeted therapy that put me into remission within weeks. (Patient of Dr. Singh)

My 6-year-old son's recurring high fevers baffled multiple pediatricians until Dr. Thakur diagnosed PFAPA syndrome. Her careful documentation of fever patterns and strategic steroid dosing broke the cycle of monthly hospital visits. (Patient of Dr. Singh)

After returning from pilgrimage, my 68-year-old father developed respiratory distress that was misdiagnosed as pneumonia. Dr. Thakur recognized it as acute hypersensitivity pneumonitis from mold exposure at the temple lodging and initiated life-saving steroid therapy. (Patient of Dr. Singh)

As a 52-year-old chef, I attributed my weight loss and diarrhea to stress until Dr. Thakur diagnosed celiac disease with uncommon presentation. Her nutritional guidance helped me redesign my professional life around my new dietary needs. (Patient of Dr. Singh)

My 27-year-old daughter, a professional dancer, developed exercise-induced anaphylaxis that threatened her career. Dr. Thakur's systematic approach identified wheat-dependent exercise-induced anaphylaxis and created a management plan that allowed her to continue performing. (Patient of Dr. Singh)

During my third trimester, I developed HELLP syndrome and was rushed to Manipal. Dr. Thakur coordinated with obstetricians to stabilize me for emergency delivery, then managed my complex postpartum recovery with extraordinary care and attention. (Patient of Dr. Singh)

A 58-year-old fisherman with chronic shoulder arthritis from decades of net-throwing underwent a custom shoulder replacement; he now painlessly teaches his grandchildren to fish. (Patient of Dr. Swain)

My 85-year-old father was admitted with severe pneumonia and kidney complications. Dr. Khura didn't just treat the disease—she treated the person. She sat with us for 20 minutes explaining how his medications would interact with his existing conditions, even drawing diagrams. Her team coordinated with nephrology seamlessly. Three weeks later, he's back tending his garden.

As a software engineer who travels frequently, I ignored my persistent fatigue until I collapsed at work. Dr. Khura discovered a rare autoimmune disorder through tests other doctors had missed. Her approach was methodical—like debugging code—systematically ruling out possibilities. She even emailed me research papers to review. Life-changing diagnosis. (Patient of Dr. Khura)

Brought my 8-year-old daughter in for what I thought was a routine fever. Dr. Khura noticed subtle neck stiffness others might have missed and ordered immediate tests. Turned out to be early-stage meningitis. Her calm urgency during the spinal tap while distracting my daughter with stories about her own children's school play was masterful. (Patient of Dr. Khura)

After being misdiagnosed three times for abdominal pain, I came to Dr. Khura as a last resort. She spent an hour reviewing my entire medical history, connected seemingly unrelated symptoms, and ordered specific genetic testing. Diagnosed with hereditary angioedema. Finally, answers after 15 years of suffering. (Patient of Dr. Khura)

My husband had a complex post-surgical infection that wasn't responding to antibiotics. Dr. Khura created a multidisciplinary team including infectious disease specialists and nutritionists. She visited twice daily, even on weekends, adjusting treatments based on minute changes. Her meticulous tracking of his vitals caught a septic shift hours before it would have become critical. (Patient of Dr. Khura)

As a diabetic with heart disease, my follow-up visits with Dr. Khura feel like strategic planning sessions. She doesn't just check numbers—she analyzes patterns, predicts potential complications, and creates preventive strategies. Last visit, she noticed my slightly elevated resting heart rate and adjusted medications before any symptoms appeared. (Patient of Dr. Khura)

Came to the ER with what I thought was severe indigestion. Dr. Khura took one look at me and ordered immediate cardiac workup while I was still arguing it was just heartburn. Turned out to be a minor heart attack. Her instinct saved me from major damage. (Patient of Dr. Khura)

My teenage son developed mysterious joint pains that kept him from sports. Dr. Khura didn't dismiss it as growing pains. She investigated thoroughly, discovered Lyme disease from a camping trip months earlier, and created a treatment plan that had him back on the soccer field in six weeks. (Patient of Dr. Khura)

As a cancer survivor with multiple health issues, I see Dr. Khura for comprehensive care. She maintains a 'health map' that shows how all my conditions interconnect. When one specialist prescribes something, she checks how it affects everything else. She's the conductor of my medical orchestra. (Patient of Dr. Khura)

During the monsoon season, my entire family came down with severe food poisoning. Dr. Khura coordinated all our care, recognizing the different ways it affected my elderly mother versus my young children. She even called the hotel we'd eaten at to report the possible outbreak. (Patient of Dr. Khura)