HYDERABAD DOCTOR
Right clique here: Rise of India's modern, luxury private clubs
India's social scene is evolving, with modern private clubs like Quorum and Soho House emerging as alternatives to traditional, colonial-era establishments. These new clubs cater to a younger, more diverse clientele seeking community, culture, and convenience, offering co-working spaces, wellness facilities, and curated events.
Carrying too much anger? Hyderabad doctor links it to high BP, migraines, and poor sleep as he shares real-life cautionary tale
Dr. Sudhir Kumar, a neurologist, illustrates how unresolved anger significantly impacts physical health through the contrasting experiences of two friends. Arun, who harbored resentment, developed various health issues like hypertension and heart problems by age 48. Conversely, Ravi, who practiced forgiveness and emotional processing, maintained excellent health at 50, highlighting the importance of letting go for well-being.
AI-driven predictive solutions for Early diagnosis of Sepsis in the Indian healthcare industry.
Sepsis, a global health threat, faces challenges in India due to delayed detection. AI emerges as a powerful tool, with models like COMPOSER demonstrating significant mortality reduction. Indian institutions and startups are leveraging AI to predict sepsis early, improving patient outcomes through innovative platforms and data-driven interventions, despite challenges in data accessibility and integration.
Are MRI scans safe? Top Hyderabad-based doctor wants you know 6 things before you step in
Dr. Sudhir Kumar clarifies the safety and potential concerns surrounding MRI scans, highlighting their radiation-free nature and accuracy in diagnosing various conditions. He advises caution for individuals with metal implants, kidney issues, or those who are pregnant, particularly regarding contrast dye usage, while also addressing common anxieties like claustrophobia and noise.
A boy kept fainting during baths. Hyderabad doctor reveals this rare disease is found in many parts of south India
Sai Teja, a twelve-year-old from Andhra Pradesh, suffered mysterious spells after hot water baths. Doctors initially dismissed his condition. Eventually, a neurologist in Hyderabad diagnosed him with Hot Water Epilepsy. This rare condition is triggered by hot water poured over the head. Sai is now seizure-free with medication and lifestyle changes. He is thriving and preparing for a school quiz.
S Mahendra Dev, ex-independent Axis Bank director, appointed Chairman of Economic Advisory Council
Prof S Mahendra Dev, a distinguished economist, has been appointed as the Chairman of the Economic Advisory Council to the Prime Minister (EAC-PM). He resigned from his position as an independent director at Axis Bank, citing the full-time nature of his new role.
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Over 90 patients fall ill due to food poisoning at IMH, Telangana govt terminates diet contract
A food poisoning incident occurred at the Institute of Mental Health in Erragadda, Hyderabad. Over ninety patients were affected, and one patient died. The Telangana government responded by terminating the diet contract. Eighteen patients were moved to Osmania General Hospital. An investigation is underway. The Health Minister visited the victims and assured better treatment.
Hyderabad doctor cracks the case of woman’s strange body vibrations near fans and washing machines. Culprit: A common deficiency
A 40-year-old woman experiencing strange vibrations near electrical appliances was found to have vitamin B12 and iron deficiencies. Neurologist Dr. Sudhir Kumar linked her symptoms to peripheral neuropathy and restless legs syndrome, exacerbated by stress and anxiety. The electrical appliances acted as psychological triggers, and her treatment includes supplements and emotional support, leading to a positive recovery.
Even the doctor cried when she gave her piggy bank to save her dad. Sort of miracle happened 3 months later
A neurologist from Hyderabad recounts the heartwarming story of Pari, a young girl whose unwavering love and savings inspired her father's recovery from a severe stroke. Through Melodic Intonation Therapy and the power of music, he gradually regained his speech.
Apollo 24|7 forays into Insurance, plans to launch products from 12 insurers in two months
Apollo 24|7 is venturing into insurance with 'Apollo 24|7 Insurance Services,' a fully owned subsidiary, after securing regulatory approval as a corporate agent. The company plans to distribute Health, Life, and General Insurance products, targeting Rs 80 crore in revenue in the first year. Additionally, Apollo 24|7 will launch a health-first credit card and expand its 19-minute medicine delivery service.
Who is Kashish Chaudhary, the first Hindu woman to rise to the rank of Assistant Commissioner in Balochistan?
Kashish Chaudhary, a 25-year-old woman from Noshki, Balochistan, has become the first Hindu woman in the province to be appointed Assistant Commissioner. She passed the Balochistan Public Service Commission exam and pledged to serve women and minorities. Her success reflects a growing trend of Hindu women breaking into Pakistan’s public services, including policing and the judiciary. Though challenges remain, particularly in Sindh, stories like hers offer a glimpse of change for the country’s largest minority community.
Hyderabad: Former CEO sold Rs 1 crore property to fund her cocaine addiction
A former hospital CEO was apprehended by Cyberabad police for possessing 53 grams of cocaine; her addiction led her to sell property and consume the drug excessively. Police had previously warned her family and advised de-addiction. The arrest followed a delivery from a Mumbai-based courier, leading to investigations into a wider drug supply network involving a DJ.
Hyderabad doctor orders drugs worth Rs 5 lakh on WhatsApp, arrested
In Hyderabad, Doctor Namrata Chigurupati was arrested. She allegedly purchased cocaine worth Rupees 5 lakh. Police caught her receiving the drugs via courier. The supplier, Vansh Dhakkar from Mumbai, and his aide Balakrishna were also arrested. Doctor Namrata reportedly ordered the cocaine through WhatsApp. Police seized cash, cocaine, and cell phones.
Are all fruits healthy? Hyderabad doctor names fruits to avoid for better sugar control. See if your favourite made the list.
Fruits are healthy, but some impact blood sugar. Dr. Sudhir Kumar suggests low-GI fruits for those watching blood sugar. Berries, apples, and pears are good choices. Fruits like bananas and mangoes should be eaten in moderation. Excess consumption of high-sugar fruits can lead to sugar spikes. Individual needs vary based on health and activity.
Parents, don’t ignore: Your kid’s study-time headaches could be migraine not an excuse, says Hyderabad doctor
Childhood migraines are on the rise, raising concerns among doctors. Hyderabad-based neurologist Dr. Sudhir Kumar notes cases in children as young as five. Diagnosis is difficult, as children struggle to describe symptoms. Genetic predisposition, screen time, and stress are potential causes. Poor sleep and diet also contribute. Parents should be aware of these triggers. Early diagnosis and treatment are important.
Love chicken tikka or tandoori chicken? Top Hyderabad doctor shares hidden dangers and safe cooking tips
Hyderabad-based neurologist, Dr. Sudhir Kumar, highlights potential risks of grilled chicken. High-heat cooking creates harmful compounds, HCAS and PAHS. These are linked to increased cancer risk. Charred edges worsen the problem. Store-bought chicken often contains excess fat and sodium. Undercooked chicken carries Salmonella risk. Dr. Kumar advises thorough cooking and trimming fat. Marinating chicken helps reduce HCAS formation.
From Bromance to Maranamass to Robinhood: Check out these Malayalam, Tamil, Telugu OTT releases on Netflix, Prime Video, JioHotstar
Get ready for a diverse range of streaming releases across Malayalam, Telugu, and Tamil languages. From a sci-fi thriller about a deadly virus in Kerala to a Telugu sitcom capturing office chaos in Hyderabad, and a Tamil sports drama exploring caste rivalries, there's something for everyone. Expect gripping suspense, hilarious comedy, and thought-provoking dramas in the coming days.
Waking up to an alarm clock every day could be putting your heart at risk. Hyderabad doctor explains why
Doctor Sudhir Kumar explains waking up to an alarm can increase stroke risk. Alarms cause a spike in blood pressure, especially with less than seven hours of sleep. A University of Virginia study supports this, showing a 74% increase in blood pressure surges. Alternatives include getting enough sleep and using soothing sounds. Inadequate sleep heightens cardiovascular risks.
Pahalgam terror attack: Father of two ailing Pakistani children caught in India-Pakistan visa move
Following the Pahalgam terror attack, India and Pakistan cancelled SAARC visa privileges. This action disrupted medical treatments and travel between the two nations. A Pakistani man in India appealed for his children's treatment to continue. Hundreds of Indian citizens returned from Pakistan. Similarly, some Pakistanis returned from India. The Attari-Wagah border closed, impacting families and those with NORI visas.
SC allows UGC to notify draft regulations on ragging, sexual harassment, discrimination
The Supreme Court has permitted the University Grants Commission (UGC) to finalize and notify its 2025 draft regulations addressing ragging, sexual harassment, and discrimination in higher education. This decision follows a March 24 verdict concerning student suicides and the formation of a national task force (NTF) to address mental health.
Always carrying your phone in your trouser pocket? Hyderabad doctor cracks case of strange thigh pain
A Hyderabad-based neurologist, Dr. Sudhir Kumar, shared a case on social media about a 35-year-old man who experienced severe thigh pain due to keeping his mobile phone in his trouser pocket for long hours. The condition, diagnosed as meralgia paresthetica, was caused by compression of a nerve near the hip. After avoiding the habit and taking prescribed medication, the patient fully recovered.
Feeling lethargic and sleepy? Hyderabad doctor fixes patient's sleep, reverses BP and triggers 8kg weight loss
A Hyderabad doctor, Dr. Sudhir Kumar, successfully treated a patient's high blood pressure by addressing his sleep apnea. Mr. Tukaram, 46, stopped taking BP medicine after sleep apnea treatment. He used CPAP therapy and made lifestyle changes. His blood pressure stabilized, and he lost weight. This highlights the link between sleep disorders and hypertension. Consult a doctor before changing medication.
Hyderabad doctor cracks the reason behind a 21-year-old woman’s strange ‘dance walk’ with an eye examination
Dr. Sudhir Kumar, a neurologist, shared a case of a 21-year-old woman whose 'dancing while walking' was diagnosed as Wilson's disease. Despite normal copper levels, eye exams and brain scans revealed the condition. Early chelation therapy led to significant improvements in her speech and movement, highlighting the importance of considering neurological symptoms in Wilson's disease diagnosis.
Hyderabad doctor was jogging when patient demands follow-up consultation on road. What happened next?
A recent post by Dr. Sudhir Kumar, a Hyderabad-based neurologist, has gone viral after he shared an unusual encounter during his morning jog. A former patient stopped him mid-run, asking for a follow-up consultation on the road. When Dr. Kumar politely declined and asked the patient to visit the hospital instead, the patient later expressed disappointment that the doctor prioritized his exercise over medical advice.
Is your job killing you? After Bengaluru CEO lands in ICU, doctor shares 6 six health tips for young professionals
A Bengaluru CEO experienced severe nosebleeds linked to dangerously high blood pressure after having no previous symptoms. Neurologist Dr. Sudhir Kumar explained that such incidents highlight the importance of monitoring hypertension, which often shows no symptoms until a crisis. He advises managing stress, ensuring quality sleep, regular exercise, a nutritious diet, work-life balance, and regular health check-ups.
Work first or health first? Bengaluru CEO in ICU has a warning for professionals
Amit Mishra, CEO of a company in Bengaluru, faced a health scare involving a sudden, severe nosebleed and dangerously high blood pressure. After being hospitalized in the ICU, the cause remained unclear despite extensive tests. Mishra stresses prioritizing health, regular check-ups, and emergency preparedness, emphasizing that health is vital and non-negotiable.
Hyderabad’s top doctor shares his ‘tax-free' income of 2024-25. You will be inspired
Dr. Sudhir Kumar, a neurologist at Apollo Hospitals, Hyderabad, shared his unique ‘tax-free income’ for 2024-25—measured in fitness achievements instead of money. Over the year, he ran 1,548 km, walked 1,166 km, and completed over 60 hours of strength training, averaging 7.4 km of daily activity. His social media post inspired many, with users sharing their own fitness milestones and praising his commitment to health.
Want good money and work-life balance? Hyderabad doctor’s no-nonsense advice for MBBS graduates on PG specialisation
Choosing a medical specialty is crucial for long-term success and balancing passion with financial stability. Dr. Sudhir Kumar emphasizes the challenges of residency, the competitive nature of securing a medical seat, and the need for reforms in medical education, including better working conditions and financial transparency.
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