Manipal Hospital Baner Reviews

Follow-up visit for my Crohn's disease management. Dr. Dahale remembered details from six months ago, adjusted my medication based on latest research, and actually listened to my concerns about side effects. Rare to find such attentive follow-up care.

My mother's diagnostic dilemma with unexplained weight loss was solved by Dr. Dahale's systematic approach. His ability to connect subtle symptoms and order precisely the right tests revealed celiac disease that others had missed for years.

As a professional chef with complex food allergies and digestive issues, Dr. Biware worked with me to develop a dietary management plan that allowed me to continue my passion while maintaining optimal health.

Complex case of autoimmune hepatitis with liver involvement. Dr. Dahale coordinated with hepatologists, designed a tailored immunosuppression regimen, and monitored me through video consultations during COVID lockdowns.

First-time endoscopy patient extremely anxious - Dr. Dahale's team used virtual reality distraction therapy and his calming presence made the procedure virtually painless. Never imagined a scope could be a positive experience!

Nutritional counseling for my gastroparesis was life-changing. Dr. Dahale didn't just treat the disease but taught me how to live well with it. His personalized meal plans and supplement recommendations actually work in real life.

Rare case of eosinophilic esophagitis in my 5-year-old - Dr. Dahale's expertise in pediatric gastroenterology shone through. His gentle approach with children and ability to explain complex conditions to parents is extraordinary.

Follow-up after bariatric surgery complications - Dr. Dahale's innovative endoscopic revision avoided another operation. His knowledge of cutting-edge techniques in therapeutic endoscopy is impressive.

Geriatric patient with multiple medication interactions causing GI issues - Dr. Dahale's thorough medication review and coordination with other specialists resolved problems that had plagued my father for months.

A 12-year-old street vendor's daughter from Pune's slums presented with persistent nosebleeds and fatigue. Dr. Pol diagnosed her with severe aplastic anemia, likely triggered by chronic exposure to industrial solvents. With no family support, he arranged crowdfunding for antithymocyte globulin therapy and coordinated with social workers for safe housing. After 9 months of treatment, her bone marrow function recovered completely.

A 65-year-old retired schoolteacher with a history of rheumatoid arthritis developed unexplained bruising. Dr. Pol identified it as an unusual presentation of immune thrombocytopenia triggered by her medication. He pioneered a carefully monitored drug rotation protocol that maintained her arthritis control while resolving the bleeding disorder within 6 weeks without steroids.

A 28-year-old pregnant woman in her third trimester was diagnosed with acute promyelocytic leukemia. Dr. Pol assembled a multidisciplinary team to administer arsenic trioxide therapy while monitoring fetal development. She delivered a healthy baby at 36 weeks and achieved complete remission 3 months postpartum, with both mother and child thriving.

A 42-year-old corporate executive presented with extreme fatigue and was found to have polycythemia vera with a rare JAK2 mutation. Dr. Pol designed a personalized treatment plan combining therapeutic phlebotomy with low-dose aspirin and ruxolitinib, allowing the patient to continue working throughout treatment with minimal disruption.

Our 45-year-old daughter with Down syndrome developed new-onset seizures. Dr. Vadke created a tailored treatment plan considering her unique neurobiology and communication needs. The seizure control has dramatically improved her quality of life.

An 8-year-old boy from a remote village was brought in with severe joint pain and was diagnosed with hemophilia B. Dr. Pol established a home infusion program and trained family members in factor IX administration. He also connected them with a support group, transforming the child's prognosis from disability to active participation in modified sports.

A 70-year-old farmer with chronic lymphocytic leukemia developed Richter's transformation. Dr. Pol utilized a novel combination of venetoclax and obinutuzumab, achieving unexpected complete remission. The patient returned to farming with modified duties 4 months later, with ongoing monitoring showing sustained response.

A 19-year-old college student presented with recurrent infections and was diagnosed with myelodysplastic syndrome. Dr. Pol recommended a matched unrelated donor stem cell transplant. He navigated complex insurance approvals and the patient achieved engraftment successfully, returning to studies after 11 months with a new immune system.

A 35-year-old construction worker developed hemolytic anemia after exposure to industrial chemicals. Dr. Pol identified it as cold agglutinin disease and implemented rituximab therapy alongside workplace modification recommendations. The patient's hemoglobin normalized within 8 weeks, and he transitioned to a safer supervisory role.

A 5-year-old girl from an affluent family presented with easy bruising and was diagnosed with immune thrombocytopenic purpura. Dr. Pol successfully managed her condition with observation alone, avoiding medication by implementing careful activity modifications and regular monitoring, with spontaneous resolution after 3 months.

Construction worker Suresh, 45, regained functional vision after a workplace chemical splash thanks to Dr. Sathe's emergency corneal transplant and intensive rehabilitation program.