Dr. G Kumaragurubaran

Was suffering with severe stomach pain dye to severe gallbladder stone infection. Drkumaragurubaran has done laparoscopic cholecystectomy. And I am back to normal. Very happy with his treatment

My experience with Dr. G Kumaragurubaran was good and satisfactory. He clearly explained the problem, and although the explanation was straightforward, it was sufficient for my situation. The clinic was good, and despite the doctor arriving a bit late, I was seen early as per my booking. I would recommend him to others.

The doctor was very good and patient. He explained everything clearly and gave me medicines for fifteen days with instructions to follow up after that. The clinic staff were nice, though the waiting time was a bit long. Overall, I would recommend Dr. G Kumaragurubaran.

* ** ** * ** ** ** Timeline of events: 1:00 p.m. – Endoscopic procedure completed The endoscopic extraction procedure was completed. However, the fish bone could not be completely removed and surgical intervention was advised. 5:00 p.m. – Consultation with Dr. Kumar Gurubaran Dr. Kumar Gurubaran, Head of Surgery, came to see us in the ward and explained the treatment plan. At that time, the plan discussed with us was laparotomy — opening the abdomen to facilitate removal of the fish bone. As this was a major surgical procedure, my husband informed Dr. Gurubaran that we wanted to seek a second medical opinion before proceeding with surgery. Around 9:30 p.m. – Discussion about shifting hospitals Dr. Gurubaran came to the ward again. We informed him that we had decided to proceed with surgical removal at another hospital. He was clearly unhappy with our decision. We were advised to arrange the patient's transfer at the earliest and were told that the hospital would not be responsible for any events after the decision to shift care, particularly in the event of treatment delays. Later, at around 11:00 p.m., ** ** * ** ** ** ** ** ** * ** * ** ** ** ** ** ** ** ** ** ** ** * * ** Fortunately, we were able to explain the circumstances to the insurance team, and they eventually agreed to process the cashless mediclaim. ** ** ** The following day We also faced difficulties obtaining the CD containing my CECT scan images. The office staff were not cooperative to provide it. Although we wanted to complete the formalities and leave, we could finally leave the hospital only around 5:00 p.m. The most important point I want to make is this: We were not refusing medical treatment. We were seeking a second medical opinion before consenting to major surgery. As a patient, I believe I have the right to understand my treatment options and seek another doctor's opinion before undergoing an invasive procedure. ** ** ** ** ** ** ** ** Thankfully, we trusted our instincts, sought another opinion and were able to move forward with treatment elsewhere. Looking back, we believe that deciding to seek a second opinion was important. I am sharing this experience so that other patients and families understand the importance of asking questions and seeking a second opinion when faced with a major surgical decision. Patients come to hospitals at their most vulnerable. They deserve medical care, compassion, transparency and respect — especially when they exercise their right to seek a second opinion. * ** ** ** ** **

The experience with Dr. G Kumaragurubaran was good and we were satisfied. He explained everything clearly. The staff were quite good, although the waiting time was a bit long and could have been managed better. Overall, I would rate the experience around 4.5 out of 5 and would recommend the doctor to others.

** ** very friendly nature to explain about the issues and giving accurate treatment.. he is reachable at any time . Im consulting him more than 15 years for our entire family members