Aggarwal Liver & Gut Super Speciality Hospital

so i dont have the words for this hospital first day i admitted to the with dudeonal ulcer they did all my scan i admitted to the hospital for 5 days on antibiotic therapy on the 6th day doctor you still have infection you need to stay hospital more 4 days everyday we submitted lot of money in tje morning room charges and medcinine. Then i go outside did my same scan so their is no infection at all in my reports. At the end i want to say people in the hospital are fake, blood reports are fake, doxtors are fake doctors are only money minded they want money they dont care about the pt health. i really recommend to all never visit to the this hospital go to reputated hospital where tou get quality of care. sare paise khande is hospital vch doc saria nu admit krda kise nu medxine ni dinde very very very poor hospital .

Several patients, including my relative, shared serious concerns about unethical practices at this hospital. Poor patients were allegedly forced to give positive reviews by taking their mobile phones. Even for simple health complaints, the doctor straightforwardly recommends endoscopy without proper physical examination, and patients were shown reports claiming ulcers that later appeared misleading. These practices create fear and unnecessary procedures. I strongly advise people to be cautious, not trust blindly positive reviews, and seek second opinions before undergoing any invasive tests. Your health and money deserve honesty and ethics.

I already had a confirmed diagnosis of Ulcerative Colitis with previous biopsy and sigmoidoscopy reports. Despite showing all records, a sigmoidoscopy was done immediately during an active flare without proper explanation or discussion of medical alternatives. After the procedure, bleeding increased, causing unnecessary physical and mental stress. Very quickly, an expensive 5-day admission package of ₹35–40k was suggested with assurance of “complete recovery,” which is misleading because UC is a chronic disease and does not have a guaranteed short-term cure. Looking back, I feel relieved that I did not proceed with the suggested treatment. Patients should be extremely cautious, ask questions, and take a second opinion before agreeing to invasive procedures or costly treatment plans.

Good hospital godd staff nice doctor thnks to all staff and doctors

The hospital admitted patients for conditions that could have been effectively treated with medication, which seemed medically unnecessary. Additionally, although a sigmoidoscopy procedure was performed, the report was not provided afterward. This lack of transparency and communication is concerning and needs improvement.

so i dont have the words for this hospital first day i admitted to the with dudeonal ulcer they did all my scan i admitted to the hospital for 5 days on antibiotic therapy on the 6th day doctor you still have infection you need to stay hospital more 4 days everyday we submitted lot of money in tje morning room charges and medcinine. Then i go outside did my same scan so their is no infection at all in my reports. At the end i want to say people in the hospital are fake, blood reports are fake, doxtors are fake doctors are only money minded they want money they dont care about the pt health. i really recommend to all never visit to the this hospital go to reputated hospital where tou get quality of care. sare paise khande is hospital vch doc saria nu admit krda kise nu medxine ni dinde very very very poor hospital .

Several patients, including my relative, shared serious concerns about unethical practices at this hospital. Poor patients were allegedly forced to give positive reviews by taking their mobile phones. Even for simple health complaints, the doctor straightforwardly recommends endoscopy without proper physical examination, and patients were shown reports claiming ulcers that later appeared misleading. These practices create fear and unnecessary procedures. I strongly advise people to be cautious, not trust blindly positive reviews, and seek second opinions before undergoing any invasive tests. Your health and money deserve honesty and ethics.

I already had a confirmed diagnosis of Ulcerative Colitis with previous biopsy and sigmoidoscopy reports. Despite showing all records, a sigmoidoscopy was done immediately during an active flare without proper explanation or discussion of medical alternatives. After the procedure, bleeding increased, causing unnecessary physical and mental stress. Very quickly, an expensive 5-day admission package of ₹35–40k was suggested with assurance of “complete recovery,” which is misleading because UC is a chronic disease and does not have a guaranteed short-term cure. Looking back, I feel relieved that I did not proceed with the suggested treatment. Patients should be extremely cautious, ask questions, and take a second opinion before agreeing to invasive procedures or costly treatment plans.

Good hospital godd staff nice doctor thnks to all staff and doctors

The hospital admitted patients for conditions that could have been effectively treated with medication, which seemed medically unnecessary. Additionally, although a sigmoidoscopy procedure was performed, the report was not provided afterward. This lack of transparency and communication is concerning and needs improvement.