Dr. Shilpi Tiwari
MBBS, MS - General Surgery, DNB - Urology/Genito - Urinary Surgery
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65% (17 patients)
Dr. Shilpi Tiwari is a urologist and urological surgeon in Delhi with 31 years of practice. Dr. Tiwari consults at Sanjeevan Hospital in Darya Ganj and at Sharda Care in Knowledge Park III, and has worked as a surgeon at Metro Hospital, Delhi.Dr. Tiwari completed an MBBS at the University of Rajasthan, Jaipur, in 1994, an MS in General Surgery from the same university in 1998, and a DNB in Urology and Genito-Urinary Surgery from the National Board of Examinations in 2005, and has been registered with the Delhi Medical Council since 2000. Dr. Tiwari is a member of the Indian Medical Association.The practice covers endourology and laser surgery for kidney stones including PCNL, RIRS, URSL and ESWL, enlarged prostate, uro-oncology, renal transplantation, laparoscopic and robotic surgery, andrology, paediatric and female urology, hydrocele, circumcision and vasectomy. Consultations are in English.
Patient Stories for Dr. Shilpi Tiwari
Visited For Problems with Urine Flow
The consultation with Dr. Shilpi Tiwari was professional and to the point. While the doctor did not elaborate beyond the questions asked and was somewhat reserved, the explanations were clear enough. The clinic staff were polite and the overall experience was smooth. I would recommend Dr. Shilpi Tiwari and rate the visit 4.5 out of 5.
My experience with Dr. Shilpi Tiwari was good. The doctor explained everything clearly, and the clinic visit went smoothly.
Hoped for better: Doctor friendlinessExplanation of the health issueValue for money
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I visited the hospital seeking a second opinion regarding my medical condition and expected a professional, patient-friendly, and medically focused consultation. Unfortunately, my experience was ********* disappointing *** **** ** *********** *** ********* ** ******* **** ***** *********
During the consultation, I was explaining my medical history and attempting to show my diagnostic reports on my mobile phone. ** ** ********* *** ****** *********** ******* ** **** *** ******* ** *** ****** ******* **** * ***** *** *** ******* ** ****** **** ****** *** ****** ****** ** ********* *** ******* *** ********* ** **** *** ******** **** ********* I respectfully clarified that my phone was being used solely to access my medical reports *** **** **** * *********** ********** ****** *** ***** ** ***** ******** However, the doctor remained unwilling to review the reports digitally.
In an effort to cooperate, I suggested multiple alternatives, including forwarding the reports via email or sharing them through WhatsApp so they could be viewed conveniently and clearly. Surprisingly, these options were also rejected.
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Patients today often conduct basic research to better understand their symptoms, diagnoses, and treatment options before consulting specialists* **** ****** *** ** ****** **********. On the contrary, informed discussions between doctors and patients generally lead to better understanding and improved healthcare outcomes*** ** ******** **** ****** ** **** ********* *** ****** ******* ** ** ******** *********** *** ******* * ********* **** ** ***** ******* *** ** **** * ******* ********* ** *** ******* Patient care should be based on professionalism, respect, empathy, and openness to modern methods of communication and record sharing.
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Visited For Urine Infection
*** ***** ******** * **** ***** **** *** ******* I was talking very rudely. I tried showing my reports on mobile he told I will not touch your mobile. Give me print out. He didn't even let me explain my problem. I won't recommend anyone to visit this doctor..
My experience with Dr. Shilpi Tiwari was good. The doctor explained things clearly and I would recommend them to others. The clinic visit was fine, though it was a bit costly.
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