Dr. Neha Rastogi Reviews

My case was a real puzzle for a while. Other doctors were scratching their heads, but Dr. Neha Rastogi didn't give up. She ordered a specific set of tests I'd never even heard of and sat with me for nearly an hour explaining what the results could mean. It was scary, but her calm way of laying out the facts, good and bad, made me feel like I could face it. We finally got a clear answer at Medanta, and that started the real fight.

I needed a bone marrow biopsy, and I was pretty nervous about it. Dr. Rastogi walked me through every single step beforehand—what I'd feel, how long it would take, even the weird clicking sound the needle makes. The actual procedure was over so fast, and she kept talking to me the whole time about my garden to keep my mind off it. It was as smooth as these things can possibly be.

Honestly, the hospital is huge and I got lost twice trying to find the oncology block. But once I got there, the difference was night and day. The nurses at the chemo suite remembered my name and my preference for the chair by the window. Even the person who cleaned the room would give a quiet smile. The place at Medanta felt less like a sterile factory and more like a group of people who actually knew what you were going through.

What I remember most is how she listens. She doesn't just nod while looking at her computer; she puts the screen aside and really looks at you. When I broke down crying after a tough scan result, she didn't rush me or hand me a tissue box from across the room. She waited, quiet, until I could talk again. That kind of patience is rare. She treats you like a person, not just a patient.