Manipal Hospital Dhakuria Reviews

Had a persistent cough. Went to Manipal Hospitals Dhakuria. Saw Dr. Susmita Mitra. She was efficient. Asked clear questions, checked me over, prescribed medication. Follow-up was straightforward. Cough cleared up in a few days. No fuss, got the job done.

I was feeling quite unwell for some time, but I kept putting off a visit. Finally, my daughter insisted. Dr. Mitra was so gentle in her manner. She took everything I said seriously, even the small things I thought were silly. Her diagnosis was clear, and the treatment plan she suggested has helped me feel much better. I'm very grateful for her care and patience.

What a relief! I'd been to two other places about this nagging joint pain and was getting nowhere. Dr. Mitra at Manipal actually looked at my old reports, asked a bunch of new questions, and figured it out. She has a really practical approach straight to the point but also really listened. I finally have a plan that's working. So glad I went!

My 8-year-old son had a high fever that wouldn't break, and I was a complete mess. Dr. Mandal at Manipal Dhakuria was so calm with him, explained everything in simple terms to my boy before he even touched him. He didn't just write a prescription; he told me exactly what to watch for over the next 48 hours. The clinic was busy and we waited about 20 minutes, but once we were in, he gave us his full attention. My son actually said the doctor was nice, which says a lot.

Had my gallbladder removed last month. The surgery itself is one thing, but the recovery is another. Dr. Mandal's team had a clear plan for managing the pain afterwards it wasn't just 'take these pills.' He checked on me personally the next morning, showed me how to move to avoid straining the stitches. The first couple days were rough, I won't lie, but knowing what to expect made it less scary. I'm back to my normal routine now, just taking it a bit easy.

Went to Dr. Mandal for a persistent stomach issue. He listened, asked straight questions, and ordered the right tests. Got a clear diagnosis and a treatment that worked. No fuss, no unnecessary drama. Would see him again.

I'd been feeling run-down for months just tired all the time, no energy. My usual GP had brushed it off as stress. I booked an appointment with Dr. Tanmoy Mandal on a friend's suggestion, honestly not expecting much. The waiting area was packed, which made me more anxious. But when I got in, he went through my history point by point, asked about things I hadn't even thought were connected, like some minor joint pain I'd had. He suggested a specific blood panel. Turns out, I had a significant vitamin D deficiency and a mild thyroid thing. Started on supplements and a low dose of medication, and within three weeks, I felt like a different person. He followed up with a call to check on the dosage. It felt like he actually solved a puzzle everyone else had ignored.

My dad was admitted with a bad infection and we were all really scared. Dr. Chakravarty was the one who actually sat us down in the waiting area and explained everything in Bengali, step by step. He didn't just talk to the chart. He told us what to expect each day, good or bad, and his phone number actually worked when we had questions at night. That honesty meant more than any fancy words.

Had my gallbladder out with Dr. Chakravarty. The surgery itself is a blur, but I remember how he handled the after part. He was straight with me: "The first two days will be rough, then we turn a corner." He wasn't wrong. His team had a clear plan for the pain meds that actually worked, and he'd pop in just to check the incision and ask about my pain level on a scale of 1-10. Felt managed, not just processed.

Look, I needed a doctor, went to Manipal Dhakuria, got Dr. Ujjal Chakravarty. Fixed my issue. No nonsense, explained what he was doing. Parking was a nightmare, but he was fine. Would see him again if I had to.

I'd been putting off seeing anyone about this stomach pain for months, just chalking it up to stress. When it got bad enough that I went to the ER at Manipal, Dr. Chakravarty was on duty. He had this calm way about him asked about my job, my diet, really listened. He ordered tests but also said, 'Let's not jump to the worst conclusion yet.' Turns out it was a manageable ulcer. The whole process, from that first scary night to my follow-up where he drew a little diagram of my stomach on a prescription pad, made a huge difference. I felt like a person, not just a case.

My mother was admitted with a high fever and confusion. We were all very scared. Dr. Debnath explained everything to us in simple terms, never rushing us. He called us twice a day with updates, even when things were stable. He made sure we understood each step, and that meant more than anything. Because of his clear guidance, she recovered well. We felt looked after as a family.

Took my father to Manipal Dhakuria. Parking was a hassle that day, and we were late. Dr. Ujjwal Debnath saw us anyway. He listened quietly to all our worries, asked direct questions, and gave a clear plan. No fancy words, just straight facts. He treated my father with a quiet respect that put him at ease. The treatment worked. We are grateful for his calm and clear approach.

Honestly, we were nervous at first it's a big hospital. But Dr. Debnath was wonderful! He had such a warm smile and immediately made my husband feel comfortable. He drew little diagrams to show us what was going on, which was so helpful. We left feeling genuinely relieved and in good hands. His positive energy made a tough situation much easier to handle.

Our son had a persistent stomach issue. Dr. Debnath didn't just prescribe medicine; he sat us down and talked about diet and daily habits. He remembered small details from our last visit. The wait was a bit long, but once we were in, he gave us his full attention. The problem is finally resolved. We're so thankful we found a doctor who cares and explains things so well to parents.

My 8-year-old son had been having these awful stomach pains for weeks. We saw two other doctors who just brushed it off. Dr. Upal Sengupta was the first one who actually got down on his level, talked to him like a person, and listened. He didn't rush us at all, even though the clinic was busy. He figured out it was a food sensitivity we never would have guessed. My son is finally back to his old self, eating and playing. It was such a relief to find a doctor who cares that much.

Had a persistent cough that wouldn't go away, messing with my work calls. Needed a doctor who could see me fast and get it sorted. Booked with Dr. Sengupta at Manipal Dhakuria. Appointment was on time, he diagnosed it quickly as a post-viral thing, prescribed the right meds. Cough cleared up in a few days. Efficient, no-nonsense, got the job done.

Look, I don't like going to the doctor. But I felt rough for too long. Friend said try Dr. Sengupta. He's straight to the point, which I like. Asked the right questions, didn't order a bunch of unnecessary tests. Told me what was wrong and how to fix it in plain language. Actually felt better after following his advice. Good doc.

I walked into Manipal Hospitals feeling like a bundle of vague symptoms tired all the time, just off. I was nervous, expecting the usual five-minute hurry. Dr. Sengupta’s style was different. He sat back, let me talk in circles for a bit, and then started connecting dots I didn't see. He remembered a minor surgery I'd mentioned from years ago and asked a question about it. That thread led him to a vitamin deficiency linked to recovery. The waiting area was packed that day, and I did wait a bit, but in the room, he never made me feel rushed. He drew a simple diagram on his notepad to explain what was happening in my body. It wasn't magic; it was just good, thoughtful medicine. I left with a clear plan, and more importantly, I felt understood.

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.