Dr. B Vishwanath Tantry Reviews

A 28-year-old software engineer from Bangalore presented with persistent acid reflux and abdominal discomfort. Dr. Tantry diagnosed eosinophilic esophagitis through endoscopy and biopsy. Treatment involved dietary modifications and swallowed topical steroids. The patient showed remarkable improvement within 4 weeks and maintained symptom control with ongoing dietary management. (Patient of Dr. b)

A 65-year-old retired fisherman from coastal Karnataka arrived with jaundice and weight loss. Dr. Tantry identified pancreatic cancer through advanced imaging and ERCP. Despite the poor prognosis, he coordinated palliative care including biliary stenting and pain management, allowing the patient quality time with family for six months. (Patient of Dr. b)

A 42-year-old construction worker with limited healthcare access presented with chronic diarrhea. Dr. Tantry diagnosed giardiasis and provided complete treatment. He also educated the patient about water sanitation and arranged follow-up through a local health clinic, achieving full recovery without recurrence. (Patient of Dr. b)

A 19-year-old college student with family history of IBD presented with severe abdominal pain. Dr. Tantry confirmed Crohn's disease through colonoscopy and initiated biologic therapy. The patient responded well, returned to studies within a month, and now manages the condition with regular monitoring. (Patient of Dr. b)

A 57-year-old shopkeeper with uncontrolled diabetes developed gastroparesis. Dr. Tantry implemented a multidisciplinary approach including dietary changes, medication adjustment, and diabetes management. After three months of careful titration, gastric emptying improved significantly. (Patient of Dr. b)

A 34-year-old pregnant woman in her second trimester presented with acute liver dysfunction. Dr. Tantry diagnosed HELLP syndrome and coordinated with obstetricians for immediate delivery followed by specialized hepatic care. Both mother and baby recovered completely. (Patient of Dr. b)

An 8-year-old child from a rural village presented with failure to thrive and abdominal distension. Dr. Tantry diagnosed celiac disease and implemented a gluten-free diet with nutritional support. The child gained 5 kg in three months and resumed normal growth patterns. (Patient of Dr. b)

A 71-year-old retired teacher with multiple comorbidities developed ischemic colitis. Dr. Tantry managed conservative treatment avoiding surgery due to high operative risk. The patient recovered gradually over eight weeks with coordinated care from cardiology and nutrition services. (Patient of Dr. b)

A 23-year-old professional athlete presented with exercise-induced gastrointestinal bleeding. Dr. Tantry diagnosed angiodysplasia and performed endoscopic ablation. The athlete returned to competition within three weeks with modified training protocols. (Patient of Dr. b)

A 49-year-old woman with history of autoimmune disorders developed primary biliary cholangitis. Dr. Tantry initiated ursodeoxycholic acid therapy and regular monitoring. The disease progression has been effectively halted for two years with stable liver function. (Patient of Dr. b)

A 31-year-old IT professional with extreme work stress presented with irritable bowel syndrome. Dr. Tantry combined low FODMAP diet, cognitive behavioral therapy, and minimal medication. Significant symptom reduction occurred within six weeks with maintained improvement. (Patient of Dr. b)

A 60-year-old farmer with chronic hepatitis B developed liver cirrhosis. Dr. Tantry initiated antiviral therapy and coordinated transplant evaluation. The patient's condition stabilized, avoiding immediate transplantation needs for over 18 months. (Patient of Dr. b)

A 45-year-old restaurant owner presented with acute pancreatitis secondary to gallstones. Dr. Tantry performed ERCP with stone extraction followed by laparoscopic cholecystectomy. Full recovery achieved within four weeks with no complications. (Patient of Dr. b)

A 27-year-old woman with rare familial adenomatous polyposis underwent surveillance colonoscopy. Dr. Tantry discovered early malignant changes and performed endoscopic mucosal resection, avoiding colectomy. She continues annual surveillance with no recurrence. (Patient of Dr. b)