Dr. Jasodhara Chaudhuri Reviews

My 8-year-old son developed mysterious seizures that left us terrified. Dr. Chaudhuri didn't just treat him - she sat with us for an hour explaining neural pathways in ways we could understand. Her gentle manner calmed our child who'd been afraid of doctors. Six months later, with adjusted medication, he's seizure-free and back to cricket practice. She remembered his favorite cartoon character at every follow-up.

Emergency admission at 2 AM with our 3-month-old having infantile spasms. Dr. Chaudhuri arrived within 20 minutes, her calm presence immediately reassuring. She coordinated with the ICU team while simultaneously comforting us. Her diagnosis of West Syndrome was swift, and she started treatment before sunrise. She checked on us three times that first day, even during her lunch break. (Patient of Dr. Chaudhuri)

As grandparents raising our autistic grandson, we felt overwhelmed by his neurological needs. Dr. Chaudhuri created a sensory-friendly examination room just for him, using dim lights and soft music. She learned his communication patterns and now he actually looks forward to appointments. She even taught us techniques to manage his sensory overload at home. (Patient of Dr. Chaudhuri)

Routine follow-up for my daughter's migraine treatment turned into a life-saving intervention. Dr. Chaudhuri noticed subtle eye movement abnormalities others had missed for years. MRI revealed a small brain tumor - caught early thanks to her obsessive attention to detail. The surgery was successful, and she visited every day during recovery. (Patient of Dr. Chaudhuri)

Our teenage daughter with cerebral palsy needed botox injections for spasticity. Dr. Chaudhuri used ultrasound guidance for precision, explaining each step to our anxious child. She played Bollywood music during the procedure and made jokes about the injection sites 'dancing'. What could have been traumatic became empowering. (Patient of Dr. Chaudhuri)

Complex case of Rasmussen's encephalitis in a 6-year-old. Dr. Chaudhuri assembled an international team for consultations while maintaining primary care. She learned basic sign language when the condition affected speech. Her handwritten notes to our daughter during the hospital stay still hang on our fridge. (Patient of Dr. Chaudhuri)

Elderly aunt with late-onset epilepsy - most pediatric neurologists would refer out, but Dr. Chaudhuri recognized rare childhood-onset Landau-Kleffner syndrome that had been misdiagnosed for decades. Her detective work finally gave us answers after 40 years of uncertainty. (Patient of Dr. Chaudhuri)

Follow-up visit for my son's Tourette's syndrome. Instead of just adjusting medication, Dr. Chaudhuri connected us with a musician who uses rhythm therapy for tic management. She remembers every patient's unique interests and incorporates them into treatment plans. (Patient of Dr. Chaudhuri)

Newborn with neural tube defect - Dr. Chaudhuri met us in the NICU at midnight after delivery. She didn't just discuss medical options; she helped us understand what quality of life really means. Her honesty about challenges and hope for possibilities balanced perfectly. (Patient of Dr. Chaudhuri)

International patient from Bangladesh with refractory epilepsy. Dr. Chaudhuri arranged translation services and adapted treatment considering limited healthcare access back home. She provided emergency contact numbers for direct consultation across borders. (Patient of Dr. Chaudhuri)

Teen athlete with concussion from football. Dr. Chaudhuri's return-to-play protocol was stricter than league requirements, prioritizing brain health over competitive pressure. She educated coaches about second impact syndrome until they became advocates themselves. (Patient of Dr. Chaudhuri)

Rare genetic disorder diagnosis - Dr. Chaudhuri spent her Sunday researching latest trials and connected us with families across India facing similar challenges. She doesn't just treat patients; she builds communities of support. (Patient of Dr. Chaudhuri)

Infant with developmental delay - instead of overwhelming us with technical terms, Dr. Chaudhuri used baby milestone videos to show what to watch for. Her 'neurological play therapy' techniques turned exercises into games our baby loves. (Patient of Dr. Chaudhuri)

Emergency case: child with acute flaccid paralysis. Dr. Chaudhuri coordinated with infectious disease specialists while managing our panic. She slept in the hospital for two nights until the fever broke, updating us hourly even when there was no change. (Patient of Dr. Chaudhuri)