Dr. Amol Rege

*** **** **** ** *** *** ******** ** ************* I was diagnosed with L3-L4 Spondylodiscitis and there was No pain relief with Conservative management. MRI Lumber Spine shows destruction of L3 and L4 vertebral bodies. Dr. Amol Rege advised for operate me with 100% Assurance. This situation was tough for me and for my family as well. However, we met with Dr. Amol Rege to discuss about this surgery as on that time we were worried about Success ratio of this type of Surgery. Dr. Amol Rege showed his confidence and told me that you don't need to worried and don't need to be loose your willingness also suggest to avoid negative comments over social networking sites. So, in his OPD we took the decision for surgery.

Dr Amol Rege Sir is the one who operated my brother successfully. No doctor that time was ready to take up the challenge to operate him with 100% assurance, Rege Sir operated him successfully by taking my family in confidence. Likewise he operated me. Me & my brother had disc pressure at c5-c6. Before my surgery I met Dr Ramani, one of the well known doctor in the world who doesn't need any introduction. When I told my treatment is going on with Rege Sir, he advised me to get operated from Rege Sir since Dr Ramani personally knew him. I advised many patients to consult Dr Rege Sir and would like to say the same here.

I had lower back pain running down in my left leg. Based on MRI, I was diagnosed with disc bulge causing nerve compression in L5/S1 area. Dr. Rege advised and executed surgery on me. But even after surgery my pain symptoms persisted, and post- surgery MRI revealed that the disc bulge and nerve compression is still the same as was before surgery.

I visited him in Deenanath Mangeshkar hospital 2 months back for leg sensitivity n soreness, he suggested MRIs. I got it done and showed to him, he prescribed medicine. There was not much improvement so I went to him again yesterday. He hardly spent 4-5 minutes, did not listen to me properly, suggested another medicine, otherwise surgery. Just to elaborate my experience. He shifts between two rooms. In one room the patient should be ready, while he sees the patient in another room. He just enters the room, doesn't even sit , dictates some medicine to his assistant and goes. It seems he doesn't even have time to listen to patient's problem. **** **** ** ***** ***** Very disappointed.