Patient’s Corner
A calm, easy-to-understand space for patients and families — focused on understanding common diseases, healthy habits, useful health tools and knowing when symptoms need urgent medical attention.
Explore Patient’s Corner
Patient-facing information is intentionally separated from the technical material used in Student’s and Doctor’s Corner.
Know Your Disease
Simple educational articles on diabetes, hypertension, thyroid disorders, cholesterol, anaemia and other common conditions.
Open Patient Education → 🧮Know Your Numbers
BMI, healthy-weight estimate, HbA1c/eAG, BMR/calorie and other educational health calculators.
Open Health Tools → 🌍Health Awareness
Important health days and preventive-health awareness topics throughout the year.
Open Health Days → 📥Download Centre
Printable patient information and useful medical knowledge files available on the website.
Browse Downloads → 🖼️Health & Community
Selected health camps, awareness activities and professional community work.
View Gallery → 📅Consultation
View consultation locations, timings and booking information.
Choose Chamber → 💡Must Know Facts
20 practical health topics worth knowing.
Read →⚖️Myth vs Facts
50 common health myths corrected.
Explore →🩺Should I See a Doctor?
Symptom and red-flag guidance.
Check →📋Know Your Reports
40 common medical tests explained.
Understand →🍽️Know About Calories
100 Indian foods + Meal Calorie Calculator.
Calculate →🌧️Public Awareness & Prevention
Practical prevention guides for monsoon illnesses, HIV/hepatitis, adult vaccination and needle-stick injury.
Open Prevention Guides →When should I seek emergency care?
Possible Heart Emergency
Severe or persistent chest pressure/pain, especially with sweating, breathlessness, fainting or pain radiating to the arm/jaw.
Possible Stroke
Sudden facial droop, arm/leg weakness, speech difficulty, severe imbalance, new visual loss or sudden neurological deficit.
Severe Breathing Difficulty
Marked breathlessness, blue lips, inability to speak normally, severe wheeze, confusion or rapidly worsening breathing.
Seizure / Unconsciousness
Prolonged or repeated seizure, persistent unconsciousness, new severe confusion or sudden collapse requires urgent assessment.
Major Bleeding
Vomiting blood, large amounts of blood in stool, uncontrolled external bleeding or bleeding associated with faintness/shock.
Severe Allergic Reaction
Sudden swelling of tongue/lips, breathing difficulty, collapse or widespread allergic symptoms with dizziness.