Dr. D. Vidyasagar

Had my gallbladder out last month. The surgery itself is a blur, but I remember Dr. Vidyasagar checking on me in recovery. He didn't just write a script and leave; he actually explained what the pain would feel like and how the meds would help. The nurses followed his plan to the letter. It wasn't fun, but I never felt like my pain was being ignored, which made a huge difference in getting back on my feet.

I've been seeing Dr. Vidyasagar at Star Hospital for about eight years now for my blood pressure and general health. What I appreciate is that he remembers me, remembers my history, and doesn't jump to conclusions. His approach is steady. We tweak things slowly if needed. After so many years, you just know who you can trust with your health, and for me, that's him. It's the consistency that matters.

Needed a doctor for a nasty sinus thing that wouldn't quit. Friend recommended Dr. Vidyasagar. Got an appointment, waited a bit (parking at Banjara Hills is always a mess), but it was worth it. He was direct, told me exactly what was going on, gave me a clear prescription, and said to call if it didn't clear up. It did. Simple, effective, no fuss. Good doctor.

I went in for what I thought was just bad heartburn. Dr. Vidyasagar listened, but he asked questions about other stuff—my energy, little aches. He said let's run a few basic blood tests to be safe, just a hunch. I was nervous, thinking he was looking for something big. Turns out, my thyroid was basically asleep. Not heartburn at all. He called me himself with the results and walked me through the treatment plan. It was that extra bit of attention to the details I brushed off that caught it. Started medication and feel like a different person now. He saw what I didn't.