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FAQ

Frequently asked questions

Straight answers to the questions patients and families ask us most often. Tap a question to see the answer.

Appointments & visiting

How do I book an appointment?

The fastest way is to call us on +91 98263 73337 or (0731) 4208761. You can also send a request from the contact page by email or WhatsApp, and we will get back to you. Consultation hours are Monday to Saturday, 10:30 AM to 5:00 PM.

Where is the clinic located?

At 108โ€“110 Manas Bhavan, 11 RNT Marg, Indore โ€” centrally located and easy to reach from anywhere in the city. A map is on the contact page.

What should I bring to my first consultation?

Bring all your medical papers: previous prescriptions, blood reports, biopsy reports, scan films and CDs, and a list of medicines you are currently taking. If you have been treated elsewhere, bring the discharge summaries too. It also helps to bring a family member with you.

Do you see patients from outside Indore?

Yes โ€” patients come to us from across Madhya Pradesh and Central India. If travel is difficult, you can also consult online by video call. If you are travelling from another city, call ahead so we can schedule your consultation and any tests on the same day where possible.

Do you offer online consultations?

Yes. You can consult Dr. Anil by video call from anywhere in India or abroad โ€” for a first opinion, a second opinion, or follow-up during treatment. Call or WhatsApp +91 98263 73337 to book a slot, and send your reports beforehand so they can be reviewed properly. If a physical examination or new tests are needed, we will guide you on the next steps.

Diagnosis & second opinions

Can I come just for a second opinion?

Absolutely, and we encourage it. Choosing your treatment is a major decision. Bring your existing reports and treatment plan, and Dr. Anil will give you an honest, independent opinion โ€” whether or not you take treatment with us.

My reports show low platelets / anemia. Is it always something serious?

No. Most cases of anemia and low platelets have treatable, non-cancerous causes. What matters is finding the cause properly before treating. That is exactly what a hematologist does โ€” so don't panic, but don't ignore it either.

Do you treat conditions other than cancer?

Yes. As a hematology clinic we treat the full range of blood disorders โ€” anemia, low platelets (ITP), sickle cell disease, hemophilia and other bleeding disorders โ€” and we take consultations for complicated conditions such as fever of unknown cause.

Treatment

Will I need to be admitted to hospital for chemotherapy?

Usually not. Most patients receive chemotherapy and blood transfusions on a day-care basis โ€” you come in, receive your treatment, and go home the same day โ€” saving cost, time, and the stress of hospital admission. Admission is needed only in selected situations.

How much does treatment cost?

It depends entirely on the disease and the treatment plan, so no honest doctor can quote a single figure. What we promise is transparency: your options and their costs are explained clearly before starting, we avoid unnecessary tests and medicines, and wherever possible we plan treatment that your family can sustain.

Will chemotherapy have severe side effects?

Modern chemotherapy is far better tolerated than most people fear, and we plan every treatment to protect your quality of life โ€” with medicines to prevent nausea, monitoring to catch problems early, and dose adjustments where needed. Many of our patients continue working through treatment.

What should I do if I get fever during chemotherapy?

Call us immediately, at any hour โ€” fever during chemotherapy should never be ignored or self-treated. Do not take antibiotics on your own without contacting us first.

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