*** ** ****** ** *** *** **** *** **** ****** * **** **** **** *** nothing I can say really does justice to the man: he is incredibly intelligent, a sensitive and caring person, and a truly outstanding clinician. I consi*** ** ****** ** *** *** **** *** **** ****** * **** **** **** *** nothing I can say really does justice to the man: he is incredibly intelligent, a sensitive and caring person, and a truly outstanding clinician. I consider myself quite fortunate to have met him. I've known Dr. Sharma since 2011 — in fact, I suppose I contact him for any medical issue — and I hope I'm doing him fair by remarking on his medical science knowledge and exceptional abilities as a multispecialty doctor.
Dr. Sharma's practice is to treat the entire human, rather than simply the symptoms and disease. He has treated me for extrapulmonary tuberculosis (EPTB: pericardial effusion), kidney stones, hypertension, a lot of transitory ailments, and, most recently, COVID-19. In 2015, I learned about his extraordinary diagnostic capabilities when he diagnosed me with EPTB. Every doctor was perplexed by my loss of appetite, weight loss, constant fever, and cough, and they also declared that my chest X-ray was completely normal and my TB GeneXpert test in sputum was negative. However, Dr. Sharma's keen eyes discovered mediastinal nodes in my chest X-ray, prompting him to recommend a PET-CT scan, and I was diagnosed with moderate to severe pericardial effusion as well as cervical and mediastinal lymphadenopathy due to TB. Since that time, I have barely seen any other doctor other than Dr. Sharma. I was successfully treated for EPTB after 9 months of anti-TB therapy, as well as meticulous follow-up and monitoring were done under Dr. Sharma's supervision. Similarly, Dr. SK Sharma treated me for kidney stones and continues to counsel me on how to avoid such occurrences in the future. He recently treated me for COVID-19 as well. I don't go to any other doctors until Dr. Sharma recommends it.
He possesses some exceptional qualities that are uncommon among clinicians, particularly his current understanding of the field. Surprisingly, he keeps up with all clinical guidelines released throughout the world. His approach to establishing a diagnosis is unique; I must state that he begins to think from the point at which most clinical practitioners stop seeing patients. That's why he is constantly found busy in his clinic with a vast pile of medical documents from patients with difficult conditions. He has an uncanny ability to examine all aspects of a patient's ailment, including symptoms, physical examinations, radiography, and laboratory results.
As a result, he is the most knowledgeable about whatever laboratory tests are required to monitor the patient's disease, therapy, and follow-up. He spends a significant amount of time with each patient on each visit – sometimes 2-3 hours, frequently much longer. He is always willing to educate patients on the disease, therapy, side effects, precautions, and lifestyle changes. Dr. Sharma's exceptional ability is to identify the environmental elements related to patients' conditions, which is frequently overlooked by doctors. As a result, in addition to counseling on chronic illnesses, he counsels patients on other aspects of living a healthy life.
If the disease is beyond his expertise, he discusses the patients' conditions with the finest doctors in the country, and his referrals are just as valuable as his own consultation. He always keeps his clinic staff informed of his patient's needs, and I always get a phone call reminding me of the advice and asking me to assess how well I'm following it.
I'd want to point out that what you get from Dr. Sharma is inexpensive: an overworked general practitioner who gives you 10 minutes may be less expensive on the day, but you'll pay more in the long run: both financially and in terms of the worth of your total health.
Dr. Sharma, in my opinion, is the epitome of a family doctor. He actually cares, he is professional, and he invests in his patients' health and well-being. In today's world, that is as rare as a hen's teeth. You won't find a better doctor anywhere else.
Vishwanath
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