Nanavati Hospital Mumbai Reviews

My ears had been blocked for weeks, and I was really nervous about seeing a specialist. The hospital is big and I got a bit lost. Dr. Rajan was so calm. He explained everything he was going to do before he did it, which helped a lot. He didn't rush me, even when I asked silly questions. The procedure was quick, and hearing clearly again was such a relief. I left feeling much better than when I arrived.

Persistent sinus infection. Multiple rounds of antibiotics from my GP didn't clear it. Went to Dr. Rajan at Nanavati Max. He ordered a scan, identified the root cause, and suggested a targeted treatment plan. It worked. The congestion is gone. Efficient and effective care.

I've had this quiet, ringing sound in my left ear for months. It was starting to really bother me, but I was almost afraid to find out what it was. Dr. Rajan listened so patiently. He ran the necessary checks and took the time to explain what tinnitus is and how to manage it. He was very kind. Knowing it's nothing more serious has given me peace of mind. Thank you.

FINALLY! Someone who figured out my chronic throat issue! I'd seen a couple of other ENTs who just shrugged. Dr. Rajan actually looked into it properly. He asked all the right questions, did a scope, and pinpointed the problem. Started a new treatment last month and the difference is night and day. I have my energy back. Dr. Rajan knows his stuff!

I'd been to three different doctors for this constant dizziness and ringing in my ears. They all said it was just stress. Dr. Abdul actually listened. He spent a good twenty minutes asking me weirdly specific questions about my grocery shopping and if I ever felt off-balance in the dark. Turns out, it wasn't stress at all—it was something called Meniere's disease. He explained it with a simple diagram on his notepad. Finally, an answer that made sense.

Getting my tonsils out as an adult was not something I was looking forward to. Honestly, I was nervous at first. But Dr. Abdul walked me through every single step beforehand, even the not-so-fun parts. The surgery itself was quick, and the recovery was exactly how he said it would be—uncomfortable for a week, then slowly better. No surprises. It was just a straightforward thing that needed doing, and he did it well.

The whole experience at Nanavati was surprisingly calm. Yeah, the parking lot was packed, but once I got inside, the front desk lady knew exactly why I was there and pointed me the right way. The nurse in the ENT clinic was really kind; she saw I was anxious about my sinus scope and cracked a little joke that actually made me laugh. The place just felt efficient and human, not like a factory.

What I'll remember most is how Dr. Abdul talked to my son. My boy is seven and terrified of doctors. Instead of just talking to me, Dr. Abdul got down on his level, showed him the little light on the scope, and called it a 'spaceship flashlight.' He let him hold it. My son went from hiding behind my legs to being fascinated. That kind of patience doesn't come from a textbook.

I'd been to three different doctors over two years for what everyone called a stubborn infection. Dr. Avanish actually listened to my whole history, ordered a specific scan no one else had, and found a small blockage in my ureter. It wasn't a quick fix, but finally having an answer and a real plan was a huge relief. He explained the surgery to fix it in a way that didn't make my head spin.

Had to get a vasectomy. Honestly, I was pretty nervous about the whole thing. The procedure itself at Nanavati was quick, and Dr. Avanish just talked me through it calmly the whole time—asked about my job, my kids, anything to keep my mind off it. Recovery was exactly as he said it would be. No surprises, which is exactly what you want.

The hospital itself is nice, but what stood out was his team. The nurse who took my vitals saw I was anxious and cracked a silly joke that actually made me laugh. Even the person who scheduled my follow-up was patient when I had to check my calendar three times. It felt like everyone was on the same page, which made a stressful visit much easier.

What I'll remember most is how he spoke to my elderly father. Dad was confused and scared about his prostate surgery. Dr. Avanish pulled his chair right up close, looked him in the eye, and used simple, clear words. He didn't rush. He let Dad ask the same question twice. That kindness meant more to us than any medical jargon ever could.

I was so nervous about my sinus surgery. My hands were actually shaking in the waiting room. Dr. Pradyumna came in, and the first thing he did was sit down and explain everything on my scans in simple words. He didn't rush. He asked if I had questions twice. When I went in for the procedure, I was still scared, but remembering how calm he was helped a lot. Everything went smoothly. I'm just really relieved.

Had a persistent ear infection. Saw Dr. Pradyumna at Nanavati. He diagnosed it quickly, prescribed a strong course of antibiotics, and scheduled a follow-up. The infection cleared up in a week. No fuss, clear instructions. Effective treatment.

My voice had been hoarse for months, and it was starting to worry me. Dr. Pradyumna was so gentle during the examination. He listened carefully to my concerns and explained the possible causes without making me feel silly for being anxious. The treatment plan was straightforward, and my voice is almost back to normal now. I'm very grateful for his kind approach.

Wow, what a difference! I'd been dealing with dizzy spells for ages, saw a couple of doctors who just shrugged. Dr. Pradyumna actually figured it out—it was something with my inner ear. The waiting area was packed, but once I got in, he gave me his full attention. Started the new treatment he suggested, and the dizziness is basically gone. I can drive again! So glad I went to see him.

I've been seeing Dr. Muzammil for my lymphoma for over three years now. The first thing I noticed was how he never rushed. He’d sit, explain the scans in plain language, and actually remembered what we talked about last time. The hospital’s fancy, sure, but what matters is that I never feel like just another file on his desk. When my blood counts dipped last winter, his team called me before I even saw the report. That kind of consistency is what gets you through this.

Got my diagnosis, was referred to Dr. Muzammil. He laid out the plan clearly: here's the treatment, these are the side effects, this is the schedule. No sugar-coating, which I appreciated. The chemo suite was busy, had to wait a bit once, but his nurses were on it. Results are good so far. He's direct, answers emails promptly, and the plan is working. That's all I needed.

I was so frightened when we first met him. My husband is the patient, and Dr. Muzammil has such a calm way about him. He speaks softly, makes sure you understand, and never makes you feel silly for asking the same question twice. There was one visit where the parking was completely full and we were flustered, but the moment we stepped into his clinic, his gentle manner just put us at ease. He treats the person, not just the illness.

After two opinions that left me more confused, meeting Dr. Muzammil was a massive relief. He took one look at my complicated history and said, 'Okay, let's sort this out.' He proposed a targeted therapy that the others hadn't even mentioned. I'm six months in and finally feeling like myself again. I walked out of Nanavati that first day and just thought, 'Okay, we can do this.' He's sharp, he listens, and he got me my life back.