Frequently Ask Questions

You can book an appointment by calling 8308612087 or using the “Book Appointment” option on the website.

Consultation hours are 7:00 PM to 9:30 PM, Monday to Saturday (Closed on Sunday).

Please carry previous medical records, reports, prescriptions, and any relevant test results.

A consultation typically lasts 15–30 minutes, depending on the case.

Emergency care support is provided based on availability. For critical conditions, please visit the nearest hospital.

Yes, teleconsultation may be available. Please contact the clinic for details and scheduling

An anaesthesiologist is responsible for administering anaesthesia, monitoring vital functions during surgery, and ensuring patient safety before, during, and after procedures.

Yes, anaesthesia is generally safe when administered by a qualified specialist. Every patient is carefully evaluated beforehand to minimize risks and ensure safety.

It involves reviewing your medical history, current medications, allergies, and overall health to plan the safest anaesthesia approach.

This depends on the type of anaesthesia used. Some procedures require general anaesthesia (you will be asleep), while others may use regional anaesthesia where you remain awake but pain-free.

You may be advised to fast for a few hours before surgery and share complete medical history, medications, and reports with your doctor.

Risks are minimal but may include nausea, dizziness, or temporary discomfort. Serious complications are rare and carefully managed by the specialist.

Critical care involves close monitoring and treatment of patients with serious or life-threatening conditions in an intensive care unit.

Pain is managed using medications and techniques tailored to your condition, ensuring comfort and faster recovery.

Yes, specialized care is provided for patients with complex medical conditions requiring careful anaesthesia planning and monitoring.

You should consult before any planned surgery, for pain management, or if you require critical care support.