Dr. Subash Chandra Bose P Reviews
Patient Experience
A 7-year-old girl from an affluent family presented with recurrent abdominal pain. Dr. Bose discovered through careful history-taking that she was experiencing school-related anxiety rather than a physical condition. He implemented cognitive-behavioral techniques alongside family counseling, resolving symptoms within three weeks without medication.
A migrant worker's 18-month-old son was brought in with severe malnutrition. Dr. Bose coordinated with hospital social services to provide nutritional support and educated the parents about affordable nutrient-dense foods. The child gained 2 kg in one month and showed remarkable developmental progress.
A 12-year-old boy from a middle-class family presented with unusual movement disorders. Dr. Bose suspected PANDAS (Pediatric Autoimmune Neuropsychiatric Disorders) and ordered specialized tests that confirmed the diagnosis. Treatment with antibiotics and IVIG resulted in 90% symptom resolution within six weeks.
A newborn from a remote village was airlifted to SIMS with congenital heart defects. Dr. Bose assembled a multidisciplinary team and arranged pro bono surgery. The infant made a full recovery after two months of coordinated care, with the hospital covering most expenses.
A 9-year-old adopted child with complex trauma history presented with conversion disorder symptoms. Dr. Bose worked with a child psychologist using play therapy and family integration techniques, achieving significant emotional regulation within four months.
A teenage athlete from an upper-middle-class family developed unexplained fatigue. Dr. Bose diagnosed overtraining syndrome and nutritional deficiencies, creating a tailored recovery plan that included rest, dietary changes, and gradual return to sport over three months.
A 5-year-old from an urban slum presented with persistent wheezing. Dr. Bose identified mold exposure in their home as the trigger and connected the family with housing assistance services while managing asthma with appropriate medication, resulting in symptom control within two weeks.
A 3-year-old with rare genetic disorder was brought by grandparents as primary caregivers. Dr. Bose created simplified treatment instructions and coordinated with local health workers for home visits, achieving better disease management and reduced hospitalizations.
A 14-year-old presented with sudden vision changes. Dr. Bose diagnosed pseudotumor cerebri and initiated weight management and medication, preventing permanent vision damage. The patient lost 15% body weight over six months with complete symptom resolution.
A 6-month-old from a conservative family presented with developmental delays. Dr. Bose identified cultural practices limiting tummy time and movement, educating parents about modern developmental practices while respecting cultural sensitivities. The infant caught up to milestones within three months.
A 10-year-old refugee child presented with post-traumatic stress symptoms and night terrors. Dr. Bose implemented trauma-informed care using art therapy and mindfulness techniques, significantly improving sleep quality and daytime functioning within eight weeks.
A 15-year-old presented with mysterious recurrent fevers. Dr. Bose diagnosed periodic fever syndrome after extensive testing and started interleukin-1 inhibition therapy, achieving complete remission after two months of treatment.
A 2-year-old from a single-parent household presented with failure to thrive. Dr. Bose discovered feeding difficulties related to undiagnosed tongue tie and arranged for quick correction procedure. The child showed dramatic weight gain within one month post-procedure.
An 8-year-old presented with unusual skin lesions and joint pain. Dr. Bose diagnosed rare childhood dermatomyositis and initiated immunosuppressive therapy, coordinating with rheumatology. The patient achieved disease control within three months with minimal side effects.
A 4-year-old from a tribal community presented with vaccine-preventable illness. Dr. Bose conducted community education sessions in their native language while treating the child, leading to increased vaccination rates in the community alongside the patient's full recovery.
