
MBBS, MD - General Medicine, DNB - General Medicine, DM - Neurology
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88% (17 patients)
Dr. Shankar Prasad Nandi is a Neurologist also Assistant Professor Department of Neurology in Bankura Sammilani Medical CollegeBankura, West Bengal, India.
The doctor's behavior was very good, and I would recommend him based on that. However, the appointment timing was not well managed, which I found important. Also, the doctor is not a regular at the hospital and seemed to wait for more patients before attending, which was inconvenient.
Dr. Shankar Prasad Nandi explained everything clearly. There was a billing balance issue, but otherwise my visit was fine. I am grateful.
The doctor was very good in communication, understanding, and examination. The clinic staff were also good. I would recommend Dr. Shankar Prasad Nandi to others.
My appointment was not scheduled quickly despite the urgency. I accepted the situation and did not raise further issues.
The doctor was very kind and gave a good experience during the consultation. I felt the doctor was caring and attentive.
The doctor provided a very good diagnosis and explained the treatment well. The clinic experience was okay, and overall the visit was satisfactory. I am willing to see how the medicines work over the next month before making further judgments.
Visited For Treatment of Headache
The consultation with Dr. Shankar Prasad Nandi was very good; he explained everything well and I would rate him 5 out of 5. However, the clinic experience was less satisfactory due to a long waiting time of about an hour, which was quite boring.
Visited For Migraine Treatment
Prof. Nandi was calm, composed and overall an amazing persona. Heard all my problems calmly before responding. Diagnosed the problem and recommended necessary medication to prevent future migraine attacks. Satisfied and would like to recommend Dr Nandi without a doubt.
Visited For neurological disorders
Very nice, ************* and good natured doctor. Heard me in detail and recommended only those tests and medicines which were needed.