Tuesday 5 PM
Consultant Interventional Cardiologist
Attached to IPGME&R

Consultant Gynaecologist & Obstetrician, Gynaeco Laparoscopy Surgeon

Consultant General Physician

Consultant General Physician & Pathologist
Assistant Professor Dept. of Pathology
Ex. Vydehi Medical College, Bangalore
Ex TATA Cancer Centre, Rajarhat
Ex Burdwan Medical College, Burdwan
Ex JNM Hospital, Kalyani
 

Tuesday & Friday (6 PM)

MBBS, MD PGDCC - Cardio, PDCC - Diabetes Assistant Professor College of Medicine & JNM Hospital (Kalyani)
Consultant Physician & Diabetes, Thyroid Specialist

Here are 5 situations when a patient should visit a sugar and thyroid specialist:

1. Uncontrolled Blood Sugar – If you have difficulty managing blood sugar levels despite medications or lifestyle changes, a specialist can provide advanced care.
2. Thyroid Imbalance Symptoms – When experiencing symptoms like unexplained weight changes, fatigue, hair loss, or irregular heartbeat, which may indicate thyroid issues.
3. Frequent Blood Sugar Fluctuations – If your blood sugar fluctuates rapidly, leading to symptoms of hyperglycemia or hypoglycemia, it’s important to seek specialized care.
4. Suspected Thyroid Disorders – If lab tests show abnormal levels of thyroid hormones (T3, T4, or TSH), or there’s a suspicion of hyperthyroidism or hypothyroidism.
5. Combination of Diabetes and Thyroid Issues – If you are diagnosed with both diabetes and thyroid disorders, a specialist can help coordinate treatment plans to manage both conditions effectively.

Everyday (5 pm)

Here are 5 situations when a patient should visit a general physician:

1. General Health Check-ups – Routine visits for overall health assessment, screenings, and preventive care.
2. Common Illnesses – For conditions like colds, flu, fever, or sore throat that need basic diagnosis and treatment.
3. Unexplained Symptoms – When experiencing symptoms like headaches, body aches, fatigue, or dizziness without a clear cause.
4. Vaccinations – To receive immunizations or discuss preventive measures for diseases.
5. Minor Injuries – For non-severe injuries like cuts, bruises, or sprains that may need initial care or referrals.

Everyday (5 P.M.)
Here are 5 situations when a patient should visit a chest specialist (pulmonologist):

1. Chronic Cough – If you have a persistent cough lasting more than 3 weeks, especially with no clear cause, a pulmonologist can diagnose the underlying issue.
2. Breathing Difficulties – For unexplained shortness of breath or difficulty breathing, a chest specialist can assess lung function and provide treatment.
3. Asthma or COPD – When diagnosed with asthma or chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD), regular visits to a pulmonologist are important for proper management.
4. Frequent Lung Infections – If you experience recurrent lung infections like pneumonia or bronchitis, a pulmonologist can help identify the cause and recommend preventive measures.
5. Sleep Apnea – For symptoms like snoring, pauses in breathing during sleep, or excessive daytime fatigue, a pulmonologist can evaluate and treat sleep-related breathing disorders.

 

Everyday (9 AM)

If you are experiencing pulmonary issues such as shortness of breath, persistent cough, or chest discomfort, it’s important to consult our pulmonologist. Our specialist can provide a thorough evaluation and tailored treatment plan to help manage your respiratory health effectively. Don't hesitate to seek expert care for your lung concerns.

Everyday 5:30 PM (Except Saturday), Saturday & Sunday 10:00 AM

Here are 5 situations when a patient should visit a child specialist (paediatrician):

1. Routine Check-ups – Regular wellness visits for growth monitoring, vaccinations, and developmental assessments are essential for a child's overall health.
2. Persistent Illness – If a child has a fever, cough, or other symptoms that last longer than expected or worsen over time, it's important to consult a paediatrician for diagnosis and treatment.
3. Behavioral or Developmental Concerns – If a child shows signs of developmental delays, learning difficulties, or behavioural issues, a child specialist can provide evaluation and support.
4. Allergies or Asthma Symptoms – For children experiencing allergic reactions, asthma symptoms, or breathing difficulties, a paediatrician can help manage and treat these conditions effectively.
5. Vaccinations – To receive immunizations or discuss preventive measures for diseases.

 

Tuesday 10 am, Thursday 6 pm, Saturday 11 am

Need a superspeciality gynaecologist for gyno problems like Menstrual and Hormonal Disorders,Menopause,Sexually Transmitted Infections, High-risk pregnancy management,Labor and delivery, including natural birth and cesarean sections, and Postpartum care for mother and baby? Consult Dr. Chandralekha Biswas for better results.

Every Day - 8:00 AM

Need a super speciality gynaecologist for gyno problems like Menstrual and Hormonal Disorders, Menopause, Sexually Transmitted Infections, High-risk pregnancy management, Labor and delivery, including natural birth and cesarean sections, Postpartum care for mother and baby. Consul our Dr. Sukhen Garai for better results.

Tuesday: 5:00 PM

Here are 5 situations when a patient should visit a skin care specialist (dermatologist):
1. Persistent Skin Conditions – If you have chronic skin issues such as eczema, psoriasis, or dermatitis that are not responding to over-the-counter treatments, a dermatologist can provide specialized care.
2. Unusual Moles or Growths – If you notice changes in the appearance of moles, new growths, or any skin lesions that look suspicious, it’s important to get them evaluated for potential skin cancer.
3. Severe Acne – For persistent or severe acne that affects your self-esteem and does not improve with standard treatments, a skin care specialist can recommend effective therapies.
4. Hair Loss – If you are experiencing unexplained hair loss or changes in hair texture, a dermatologist can diagnose underlying issues and suggest appropriate treatments.
5. Skin Infections – If you have signs of skin infections, such as redness, swelling, or pus, a specialist can assess the condition and prescribe the necessary medications.