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Best Nephrologists in secunderabad (10 doctors)

Book appointment for a trusted Nephrologists in Secunderabad. Check doctor fees, available slots & locations. Apollo 24|7 features some of the top Nephrologists in Secunderabad who have experience in treating conditions such as Kidney Failure, Acute Renal Failure, Dialysis and more. You can book online consultations & physical doctor appointments via Apollo 24|7. Compare Nephrologists fees, experience and more, find a specialist doctor near you. Apollo hospitals has a renowned Nephrology department in Secunderabad.

Dr. Somasekhar Mudigonda, Nephrologist

Dr. Somasekhar Mudigonda

Nephrologist

27 Years • MBBS, MD (Gen. Med.), DM (Nephro)

9 KM • Hyderabad

Apollo Hospitals Jubilee Hills, Hyderabad

recommendation

97%

150+ recommendations

1500

No Booking Fees

Dr. Aswini Kumar Panigrahi, Nephrologist

Dr. Aswini Kumar Panigrahi

Nephrologist

23 Years • MBBS, MD (Int. Med.), DNB Nephro

9 KM • Hyderabad

Apollo Hospitals Jubilee Hills, Hyderabad

recommendation

94%

150+ recommendations

1200

No Booking Fees

Dr. Ashwini Kumar Aiyangar, Nephrologist

Dr. Ashwini Kumar Aiyangar

Nephrologist

15 Years • MBBS DNB(INT.MED) DNB(NEPH)

1 KM • Secunderabad

Apollo Hospitals Secunderabad, Secunderabad

recommendation

96%

50+ recommendations

1000

No Booking Fees

Dr. Satyanarayana Garre, Nephrologist

Dr. Satyanarayana Garre

Nephrologist

6 Years • MBBS,MD,DNB Nephrology

9 KM • Hyderabad

Apollo Hospitals Jubilee Hills, Hyderabad

1000

No Booking Fees

Dr. Vamsee Priya Marina, Nephrologist

Dr. Vamsee Priya Marina

Nephrologist

13 Years • MBBS, MD (Internal Medicine), MD (Nephrology), Diplomate American Board of Internal Medicine

4 KM • Hyderguda

Apollo Hospitals Hyderguda, Hyderguda

recommendation

89%

50+ recommendations

800

No Booking Fees

Dr. Krishna V Patil, Nephrologist

Dr. Krishna V Patil

Nephrologist

16 Years • MBBS, MD(Med), DM(Nephrology), FICN(Canada), Fellow of American Society of Nephrology

9 KM • Hyderabad

Apollo Hospitals Jubilee Hills, Hyderabad

1000

No Booking Fees

Dr. S Krishnan, Nephrologist

Dr. S Krishnan

Nephrologist

22 Years • MBBS, MD, DNB(Nephro)

1 KM • Secunderabad

Apollo Hospitals Secunderabad, Secunderabad

1000

No Booking Fees

Dr. Sanjay Maitra, Nephrologist

Dr. Sanjay Maitra

Nephrologist

24 Years • MBBS, MD (Int. Med.), DM (Nephro)

9 KM • Hyderabad

Apollo Hospitals Jubilee Hills, Hyderabad

recommendation

93%

50+ recommendations

1500

No Booking Fees

Dr. Pardha Saradhi, Nephrologist

Dr. Pardha Saradhi

Nephrologist

9 Years • MBBS, MD-DNB (Gen. Med.), DNB (Nephro)

11 KM • Hyderabad

Apollo Hospitals D R D O kanchanbagh, Hyderabad

recommendation

92%

50+ recommendations

1000

No Booking Fees

Dr Praveen Kumar Etta, Nephrologist

Dr Praveen Kumar Etta

Nephrologist

10 Years • MBBS,MD DM(SGPGI) FORMER ASST(PIMS)

4 KM • Hyderabad

Apollo Spectra Ameerpet, Hyderabad

600

No Booking Fees

FAQs

What does a nephrologist do?

A nephrologist specialises in diagnosing and treating kidney diseases, and managing conditions like chronic kidney disease, kidney stones, and high blood pressure. They also oversee treatments like dialysis and monitor kidney function through various tests.

What is the difference between a nephrologist and an urologist?

Nephrologists focus on medical management of kidney conditions, while urologists handle surgical treatments of the urinary tract, including the bladder and kidneys. Urologists also address conditions like kidney stones and prostate issues.

What organ is nephrology?

Nephrology is the medical specialty that focuses on the kidneys, which are responsible for filtering waste, balancing fluids, and regulating blood pressure. This field addresses kidney diseases and conditions that affect renal function.

Can a nephrologist do surgery?

Nephrologists do not perform surgery; they manage kidney-related diseases through medical treatments such as medications and dialysis. Surgical procedures are typically handled by urologists or other specialists.

When to worry about creatinine levels?

High creatinine levels indicate kidney dysfunction and should be addressed, especially if they are persistently elevated. A significant increase could suggest issues like chronic kidney disease, dehydration, or urinary tract obstruction, and require medical attention.

When should I see a nephrologist for kidney disease?

You should see a nephrologist if you have abnormal kidney function tests, such as elevated creatinine, or if you experience symptoms like swelling, high blood pressure, or changes in urination. Early referral can help manage and slow the progression of kidney disease.

Are nephrologists and neurologists the same?

No, nephrologists specialise in kidney diseases, while neurologists treat disorders of the nervous system, such as brain and spinal cord conditions. They focus on different organs and systems in the body.

What are the early signs of kidney disease?

Early signs of kidney disease include fatigue, swelling in the hands and feet, changes in urination, and high blood pressure. These symptoms may indicate impaired kidney function and require medical evaluation.

Can I live with one kidney?

Yes, people can live with one kidney, as the remaining kidney can compensate for the loss and continue to perform necessary functions. Maintaining a healthy lifestyle is important to protect kidney health.

How do I choose a nephrologist?

When choosing a nephrologist, consider their experience, reputation, and how well they communicate and address your concerns. Referrals from your primary care doctor or other patients can also help guide your decision.

What is the most common disease treated by a nephrologist?

Chronic kidney disease (CKD) is the most common condition treated by nephrologists, often caused by factors like diabetes and hypertension. Nephrologists also manage conditions like kidney stones and glomerulonephritis.

Can I live with one kidney?

Yes, people can live with one kidney, as the remaining kidney can compensate for the loss and continue to perform necessary functions. Maintaining a healthy lifestyle is important to protect kidney health.

How do I choose a nephrologist?

When choosing a nephrologist, consider their experience, reputation, and how well they communicate and address your concerns. Referrals from your primary care doctor or other patients can also help guide your decision.

What is the most common disease treated by a nephrologist?

Chronic kidney disease (CKD) is the most common condition treated by nephrologists, often caused by factors like diabetes and hypertension. Nephrologists also manage conditions like kidney stones and glomerulonephritis.