Manipal Hospital Dhakuria Reviews

Had a persistent stomach issue. Went to Manipal Hospitals Dhakuria. Saw Dr. Aakanksha Malawat. She was clear and efficient. Asked the right questions, ordered necessary tests, and gave a straightforward treatment plan. It worked. Parking was a hassle, but the consultation was worth it. I’d recommend her for general health concerns.

I was feeling very run down for weeks and was a bit nervous to see a doctor. Dr. Malawat has such a gentle way about her. She didn't just glance at my file; she really listened, and her diagnosis made sense. She took the time to ask if I understood the next steps. It’s rare to find that kind of quiet care. I’m so thankful I was referred to her.

Finally got some answers! I’d been to a couple of doctors for this fatigue and none really pinpointed it. Dr. Aakanksha at Manipal was different. She connected dots other people missed. Started the treatment she suggested and within a week, I felt like a new person. Honestly, such a relief to have my energy back. The wait was a little long, but I didn’t mind because the time with her was so productive.

I'd been to a few doctors for months of fatigue and weird joint pains, and everyone just said it was stress. Dr. Aarti Sarda actually sat and listened, really listened, to everything. She connected dots others missed and ordered a specific blood test. Turns out it was something quite rare. She explained it to me in plain terms, no jargon, and laid out a clear plan. I finally feel like I'm getting somewhere.

Had to get a small cyst removed. Honestly, I was nervous at first, but Dr. Sarda made it so straightforward. The whole thing was over in what felt like minutes. She talked me through each step as it happened, which kept me calm. Recovery was exactly as she said it would be simple and quick. It was just a routine thing, but she treated it with real care.

The clinic at Manipal was busy, I had to wait a bit, but the front desk staff were really kind about it. The nurse who took my vitals had a warm way about her and cracked a small joke that eased my nerves. The whole place felt clean and calm, which helps when you're not feeling great. Dr. Sarda was great, but honestly, the whole team made the visit less stressful.

What stays with me is how Dr. Sarda talks to you. She doesn't just look at her screen; she looks at you. When I was worried about a treatment side effect, she didn't dismiss it. She leaned forward, asked more questions, and we worked out a different approach together. You feel like a person in her room, not just another case file.

Had my gallbladder out at Manipal Dhakuria. Dr. Aditya Kanoi and his team were really clear about what to expect after. The pain meds they set up worked, and the nurses checked on me a lot. Recovery was tough, but I never felt like I was guessing what to do next. Follow-up was good too.

I was so scared going in for my stomach issues. First time seeing a specialist. Dr. Kanoi just had a calm way about him. He listened to all my worries, didn't rush me, and explained things in a way that actually made sense. Left feeling like a weight was lifted, honestly. Parking was a nightmare though.

Stomach pain wouldn't go away. Saw Dr. Aditya Kanoi. He figured it out fast, gave me a plan. It worked. What else is there to say? Good doctor.

It started as this dull ache on my right side that just wouldn't quit. After a week of my wife telling me to see someone, I booked with Dr. Aditya Kanoi at Manipal. The wait in the lobby was a bit long, but once I got in, he spent a solid 20 minutes just asking questions and poking around. He remembered a detail I'd mentioned offhand about my diet. Ordered one specific scan instead of a bunch, which saved me time and money. Called me himself with the results later that week to explain the gastritis diagnosis. The treatment plan was straightforward, and he checked in a week later to see if the meds were helping. Felt like he actually cared about fixing the problem, not just moving on to the next patient.

My father was admitted with a high fever and confusion. We were really scared. Dr. Agarwal sat with us in the waiting area and explained everything in simple Bengali, not just medical terms. He told us what each test was for and what the possible outcomes were. He called my mobile himself with updates, even late once. It wasn't a quick fix, but knowing what was happening step by step made the worry manageable. Dad's home now, doing his crossword puzzles again.

Took my wife in for severe abdominal pain. The ER was busy, and we waited a bit, which I expected. When Dr. Agarwal came in, he was direct. He said, 'We need to rule out a few serious things first, so I'm ordering these scans.' No sugar-coating, which I actually appreciated. He looked at the results with us on the screen, pointed to where the issue was, and laid out the treatment plan clearly. Efficient, no-nonsense, got her feeling better.

Our little son had a persistent cough that kept coming back. Dr. Agarwal has such a calm way about him. He listened to my long list of worries without rushing. He examined my boy so gently, explaining to him what the stethoscope was for. His advice was practical not just medicine, but about humidity at home and certain foods to avoid. He remembered us at the follow-up and asked about the cough by name. It felt like we were in caring hands.

After weeks of feeling run down and dizzy, I finally saw Dr. Agarwal. He figured out it was a vitamin deficiency, something my previous doctor missed. I was so relieved it wasn't something more serious! He was genuinely happy to have found the answer. His energy was catching; he high-fived me when my follow-up bloodwork came back normal. 'Stick to the plan and you're golden,' he said. Such a weight off my shoulders!

I'd been to a few doctors about this nagging pain and fatigue, and everyone had a different theory. Honestly, I was getting a bit hopeless. Dr. Amal Kr Sinha was different. He listened to everything, asked questions about things no one else had, and ordered a specific test I'd never heard of. Turns out it was a pretty rare thyroid issue. He explained it all with a diagram on his notepad, and the treatment plan actually worked. He figured out what others missed.

Needed a small cyst removed from my back. I was nervous at first, but Dr. Sinha made it feel like no big deal. The procedure itself was over in what felt like ten minutes. He talked me through each step, and the nurse was really calming. The best part was there was barely any pain afterwards, and the follow-up was quick. It was just a straightforward, smooth experience from start to finish.

The parking at Manipal Dhakuria is always a bit of a hunt, I won't lie. But once you're inside, it's a different feel. The reception staff actually smiled and helped me find my way. The place is clean and quiet, which helped settle my nerves. Even the person who took my blood samples was really gentle and chatted about the weather. It felt like the whole team, not just the doctor, was on the ball.

What I remember most about Dr. Sinha is how he talks to you. He doesn't rush. When I was worried about some test results, he didn't just read them out; he sat down, looked me in the eye, and said, 'Let's break this down so it's not so scary.' He has a calm way about him that makes you feel like you're in good hands, even when things are uncertain. You feel heard, not just processed.

At my age, one doesn't look forward to hospital visits. I was quite anxious when my son insisted I see Dr. Aakanksha Malawat at Manipal Dhakuria. From the moment I entered her room, she put me at ease. She spoke clearly, listened patiently to my old complaints, and explained everything about my new medication without rushing. The hospital itself is very clean and calm, which helped. I left feeling looked after, not just treated.