Dr. Asis Mitra Reviews

As a 78-year-old retired botanist with rare autoimmune vasculitis, I was turned away by multiple hospitals until Dr. Asis Mitra's innovative plasmapheresis protocol at Manipal Hospital Dhakuria reversed my kidney failure. His team treated my condition like solving a fascinating puzzle rather than a hopeless case.

My 8-year-old daughter developed mysterious neurological symptoms after dengue fever. While other doctors dismissed it as post-viral fatigue, Dr. Mitra recognized it as autoimmune encephalitis and started treatment within hours. His ability to connect seemingly unrelated symptoms saved her cognitive function.

During a routine executive health check-up, Dr. Mitra detected subtle ECG changes that everyone else missed. His insistence on immediate angiography revealed 90% blockage in my LAD artery - the 'widowmaker' blockage. At 42, I became the youngest cardiac patient he'd prevented from having a massive heart attack.

Our family's generational sickle cell anemia curse seemed inevitable until Dr. Mitra designed a comprehensive management plan combining hydroxyurea therapy with traditional Ayurvedic nutrition. He became the first doctor to successfully manage my crises without opioid dependence.

As a professional athlete with unexplained performance decline, multiple specialists found nothing wrong. Dr. Mitra diagnosed me with rare adrenal insufficiency from overtraining syndrome. His cortisol replacement therapy and recovery plan brought back my Olympic dreams.

When my 90-year-old grandmother with dementia developed aspiration pneumonia, most doctors recommended palliative care. Dr. Mitra created a unique swallowing rehabilitation program using music therapy and modified her medications to avoid hospital-acquired delirium. She's now eating solid foods again.

After years of mysterious gastrointestinal issues across three countries, Dr. Mitra identified my case as Mediterranean fever triggered by a genetic mutation. His treatment with colchicine changed my life when even Mayo Clinic specialists had been stumped.

My husband's industrial chemical exposure led to multiple organ failure. While other hospitals prepared us for the worst, Dr. Mitra's team used experimental charcoal hemoperfusion and saved his life. His approach to occupational medicine is revolutionary.

As a medical student myself, I developed rare drug-resistant tuberculosis. Dr. Mitra didn't just treat my illness; he mentored me through the process, explaining each decision and even consulting with WHO tuberculosis specialists on my behalf. He treated me as a colleague, not just a patient.

Our newborn's metabolic disorder went undiagnosed until Dr. Mitra recognized the subtle signs of maple syrup urine disease from a routine newborn screening others had dismissed. His rapid intervention prevented permanent neurological damage.

When COVID-19 left me with persistent myocarditis and brain fog, Dr. Mitra developed a multidisciplinary long-haul protocol combining cardiology, neurology, and rehabilitation. His post-viral recovery program became a model for other hospitals.

My wife's lithium toxicity from bipolar medication was misdiagnosed as Parkinson's by three neurologists. Dr. Mitra's expertise in pharmacotherapy identified the problem immediately and reversed the damage with innovative dialysis techniques.

As a Himalayan trekker suffering from HACE (high-altitude cerebral edema), I was medi-vaced to Manipal where Dr. Mitra used hyperbaric oxygen therapy adapted from diving medicine. His cross-specialty knowledge turned a near-fatal adventure into a recoverable incident.

Our family's genetic hypercholesterolemia affected four generations. Dr. Mitra didn't just prescribe statins; he created a family-wide prevention program involving genetic counseling, personalized nutrition, and novel PCSK9 inhibitors that reduced our cardiac risk by 80%.