Dr. Akhilesh Kumar Mourya
MD (Internal Medicine)
Consultant General Physician
General Medicine diagnoses and treats adult illness such as fever, infection, diabetes, blood pressure and thyroid problems, and is the department most patients meet first. The physicians here diagnose and treat adult illness that is not obviously surgical, and decide when a specialist, an admission or a scan is needed. Because the laboratory, X-ray, ultrasound and pharmacy are all on site and open around the clock, a patient can usually be examined, tested and started on treatment in a single visit.
Seasonal fever, dengue, typhoid, uncontrolled blood pressure and diabetes-related complications make up much of the department's day-to-day work in the Pragathi Nagar and Nizampet area.
Pillar One
Systematic work-up of short and prolonged fever, with same-day blood counts and cultures to separate viral illness from dengue, typhoid, malaria and bacterial infection.
Platelet and haematocrit monitoring, fluid management and admission when warning signs appear.
Diagnosis, medication adjustment and monitoring for end-organ effects on the heart, kidneys and eyes.
Blood sugar control, review of medication, and screening for kidney, nerve and foot complications, jointly with diabetology.
Treatment of bronchitis, pneumonia and influenza-like illness, with chest X-ray on site.
Assessment and treatment of an underactive or overactive thyroid.
Evaluation of acidity, abdominal pain, vomiting and loose motions in adults.
Investigation of low haemoglobin and vitamin deficiency, and treatment of the cause rather than the number alone.
Structured screening panels for adults, with a physician consultation to explain the results.
Admission and daily review for patients who need intravenous treatment, monitoring or intensive care.
Pillar Two
Pillar Three
MD (Internal Medicine)
Consultant General Physician
MD (General Medicine)
Consultant General Physician
Pillar Four
Walk-in consultations are usually possible during OPD hours, but calling +91 7288 080 222 ahead means you get a slot and avoid the wait. Emergencies do not need an appointment at any hour.
Yes. The laboratory runs in-house 24/7 for haematology, biochemistry and pathology, so most routine reports come back the same visit and the physician can act on them immediately.
Come in for fever lasting more than three days, fever with breathlessness, chest pain, persistent vomiting, severe headache, bleeding gums, a rash or drowsiness, or any fever in someone elderly, pregnant or with diabetes or heart disease. In the dengue season, a falling platelet count needs monitoring rather than waiting.
Yes, and they are usually managed together because they affect the same organs. The physician works with the diabetology team where insulin adjustment or complication screening is needed.
Bring your previous prescriptions, any reports from the last year, and a list of all medicines you currently take including anything bought over the counter. If you monitor your sugar or blood pressure at home, bring the readings.
OPD appointments on +91 7288 080 222. For anything that cannot wait, casualty is open 24 hours.