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Dr. A. Shanthosh

Consultant Physician, Internal Medicine

DNB (General Medicine)10 years in practiceSpeaks Telugu, English₹500 consultation
Dr. A. Shanthosh

Consultation fee

500

Paid at the hospital desk on the day. Nothing to pay to book.

In practice

10 yrs

DNB (General Medicine) · General Medicine

At the desk

24 hrs/day

Every day · Open 24 Hours

Where to go

General medicine

Road No. 4, Near Asian Cinema, Baala Samudhram, Hanamkonda, Telangana – 506001

Ready when you are

Pick a time, give a number, done.

(01)About the practice

What Dr A. Shanthosh does

This is where most visits to Jeeva start. A general physician's job is to work out what is actually wrong before anyone specialises - which for a fever in Warangal means telling a viral fever from typhoid, dengue and malaria, and doing it fast enough that the answer still changes the treatment.

The other half of the week is the long conditions: diabetes, blood pressure, thyroid and cholesterol. These are managed as a running record rather than a series of unrelated visits - the same numbers, tracked over years, so a dose is changed because a trend moved and not because of one bad reading.

Blood work comes back from the in-house lab in about thirty minutes. In most cases that means the results are read out and explained in the same sitting, and you leave with a plan instead of an appointment to hear one.

Special interests

  • Difficult-to-control diabetes
  • Tropical and seasonal fevers
  • Preventive screening after 40
  • Managing several long conditions at once
(02)Education

Qualifications, in plain words

  1. DNB (General Medicine)Diplomate of National Board - the postgraduate qualification of the National Board of Examinations, recognised on a par with an MD or MS.

Council registration, society memberships and published work are listed once the consultant supplies them. We publish the degrees the hospital holds on record and nothing beyond that.

(03)Conditions treated

What this clinic sees

  • Fever that will not settle
  • Dengue, typhoid and malaria
  • Type 2 diabetes
  • High blood pressure
  • Thyroid disorders
  • High cholesterol
  • Anaemia and low haemoglobin
  • Chest infection and persistent cough
  • Stomach upset, acidity and loose motions
  • Headache and giddiness
  • Weakness and unexplained weight loss
  • Annual and pre-employment health checks

The first door for fever, infection, diabetes and blood pressure. Where most visits start.

Usually done in-house on the day: Fever · Diabetes · BP.

Everything general medicine covers
(04)Procedures

Procedures and services

Same-day fever workup
Blood counts, dengue and typhoid screening read within the hour, so treatment starts today.
Diabetes review
HbA1c, sugars, kidney and eye checks, and the medicine changes those numbers ask for.
24-hour blood pressure monitoring
A cuff worn for a day, so we treat your real blood pressure and not a nervous reading.
ECG
A five-minute heart trace when chest discomfort or palpitations need ruling out.
Preventive health check
A structured panel of bloods and scans, with the results explained line by line.
Pre-surgery fitness assessment
The medical clearance a surgeon or anaesthetist asks for before an operation.
(05)When to book

Reasons to see this clinic

  • A fever has lasted more than two days, or keeps coming back
  • Your sugars or blood pressure readings have stopped behaving
  • A cough, stomach upset or headache has outstayed a week
  • You are tired in a way that rest is not fixing
  • You want a full check-up and someone to actually read the report to you
  • You are not sure which department you need - start here

If it is an emergency, do not book. Come straight to the hospital or call +91 9100005195. Emergency care runs 24×7 and never needs an appointment.

(06)Consulting hours

When they sit

OPD boardOpen 24 hours
Days
Every day
Hours
Open 24 Hours
Department
General Medicine
Room
OPD Block · Ground floor · General medicine

Walk-ins are always seen. Booking a slot only means you are not waiting for one.

(07)Your visit

What to bring, what happens

  • Bring your sugar or BP diary, however roughly it has been kept
  • Bring the strips or boxes of everything you take, not just the names
  • Bring previous blood reports, even old ones - the trend matters more than one value
  • Come fasting if a sugar or cholesterol test is likely
On the day
  1. 01Register at the front deskFirst visit? A photo ID gets you a permanent Jeeva ID that carries every visit, prescription and report you ever have here.
  2. 02VitalsHeight, weight, blood pressure and temperature, recorded before you go in.
  3. 03The consultationHistory, examination, and only the tests that are worth doing today rather than a list to arrange elsewhere.
  4. 04Tests, if they are neededLab, X-ray and ultrasound are in this building. Routine blood work is back in about 30 minutes, so results are usually read out in the same visit.
  5. 05Prescription and pharmacyMedicines dispensed in-house, with the follow-up date written on the slip before you leave.

Where to go

OPD Block · Ground floor · General medicine

Road No. 4, Near Asian Cinema, Baala Samudhram, Hanamkonda, Telangana – 506001

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(08)Questions

Before you book

Do I have to pay to book?

No. Booking is free and there is no online payment. The ₹500 consultation fee is paid at the hospital desk on the day.

What if I just walk in?

Walk-ins are always seen. Booking only means you are not waiting - Dr A. Shanthosh consults every day, open 24 hours.

Which languages can I be seen in?

Dr A. Shanthosh consults in Telugu, English. If you would be more comfortable in another language, tell the front desk when you book and they will arrange for someone to sit in.

Where do I go once I have registered?

OPD Block · Ground floor · General medicine. The desk will point you to it, and your OP number is called from there.

How soon will I get my reports?

Routine blood work comes back in about 30 minutes, so in most cases the doctor can go through the results with you in the same visit rather than at another one.

Can I change or cancel the time?

Yes - call the front desk on +91 9100005195 and they will move it. Please give as much notice as you can, so the slot goes to someone else.

What should I bring?

A photo ID on your first visit, plus any previous prescriptions, scans or reports. For this clinic specifically: bring your sugar or BP diary, however roughly it has been kept.

What about an emergency?

Don't book - come straight in, or call +91 9100005195. Emergency care runs 24×7 and does not need an appointment.

Book

Booked in aminute.

Booking is free and there is no online payment. The ₹500 consultation fee is settled at the hospital desk on the day.

Dr A. Shanthosh consults every day, open 24 hours.

Every time shown is a real, still-open slot in the hospital's own diary.

Arrive ten minutes early and quote your OP number at the desk.

Pick a time

500 at the desk

Live availability from the hospital's own diary.

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