Dr. Sankha Subhra Das
MBBS
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Dr.Sankha Subhra Das completed undergraduateship in the year 1995 from medical college, Calcutta. Was the first house staff to be trained in paediatric cardiology in SSKMhospital during the period 1996-1997. Entered as a postgraduate diploma trainee in chest medicine in IPGME&R, Kolkata in the year 1997. Completed his diploma in pulmonary medicine in the year 1999. Entered medical college, Calcutta in the year 2000 as a postgraduate trainee in general medicine. He completed MD in general medicine in the year 2003 from medical college, Calcutta. Joined BM Birla heart research centre in the year 2003 as a registrar in cardiology. Managed acute cardiac patients in the CCU as well as in the ward. Worked till 2004. Left for the UK in 2004 for clearing plab & mrcp. Completed mrcp (UK) in the year 2005 and came back. Joined super-speciality DNB cardiology course in the year 2007; cleared DNB cardiology exam in the year 2010 from G B Pant Hospital, New Delhi.
Patient Stories for Dr. Sankha Subhra Das
Disappointing follow-up after a serious cardiac consultation
I consulted Dr. Sankha Subhra Das on 6 October at the Healthcare Clinic, Bijoygarh, and paid ₹1,500 for the consultation. During the visit, he appeared concerned about my condition and prescribed ******* medications.
***** ******** *** ********** ********** * *********** ********* *** ************* I informed the doctor through WhatsApp, explained that I had skipped the following day’s medication because I was concerned about these symptoms, and specifically asked for his advice on how to proceed and whether the medicines supplied were correct as per the prescription.
I subsequently sent another message reporting my blood pressure reading and describing recurrent dizziness, breathlessness, and pain in my neck and shoulder ***** ****** *** ******* ************
Despite these messages, I did not receive a response for two days.
I understand that doctors have busy schedules and cannot always respond immediately. However, when a patient reports potentially serious symptoms after starting prescribed cardiac medication and explicitly asks for guidance, the absence of a response over two days is ****** ********** *** disappointing.
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