Dr. S Sarangapani

Dr. S.Sarangapani is one of the few distinguished names in the contemporary Ayurvedic Medical World in Telangana and Andhra Pradesh. His successful journey began from a solid academic platform in warangal as the topper of Kakatiya University and also as the first Gold Medalist in 1980. He has done his post graduation with surgical specialty in ayurveda from the 1st batch of Osmania University in 1986. His 28 years of Government service in the state is highly remarkable and appreciable in all cadres till his retirement as a Principal of Govt. Ayurvedic College, Hyderabad. He was the Member of board of studies of Banaras Hindu University, Varanasi and NTR University of Health Sciences, Vijaywada.His tremendous commitment towards the profession and commendable scholarliness placed him as a Member and Vice Chairman of Academic committee in an apex body of Central Council of Indian Medicine (CCIM) , Ministry of AYUSH, Government of India, New Delhi.He has vast experience in treating several chronic and complicative ailments. He is highly expertised in treating - Fistula in ano with Kshyarasutra therapy Spine (disc) and joint (arthritis) disorders with Panchakarma therapy Chronic wounds, ulcers and skin diseases with Leech therapyHe was awarded 'Excellence in Ayurvedic Anorectal Surgery' for his advanced and innovative minimal invasive parasurgical techniques in an International Indo-Global summit 2014.He has successfully treated more than 3000 fistula patients who came from various parts of our state, country and even from foreign countries like USA, UK and Canada. He is very capable in treating complicated and reoccurring fistula cases. Hence many reputed modern surgeons of corporate hospitals refer fistula, fissure, piles and other anorectal cases to him.He has a well equipped and sophisticated 20 bedded hospital with Modern and Ayurvedic including physiotherapy facilities.He is very friendly, simple, dedicated and successful in his profession and well recognized Ayurvedic doctor by the State and Centre.