Kidney disease
- Chronic Kidney Disease (CKD) management
- Acute Kidney Injury (AKI) management
- Diabetic kidney disease management
- Glomerulonephritis & nephrotic syndrome evaluation and management
Kidney specialist in Miyapur, Hyderabad
MBBS, DNB (Gen. Medicine), DrNB (Nephrology), ESE Nephrology (Europe)
Care for kidney disease at every stage — from a raised creatinine report to dialysis and transplant follow-up. Over 12 years of experience, clear explanations, and a plan you can follow.
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Kidney disease is often silent in the early stages. Most patients come to us because of a blood or urine report, not because of pain. If any of these sound familiar, an early check-up helps.
Bring your recent reports (creatinine, urine test, ultrasound) to the first visit. This list is general information, not a diagnosis.
Outpatient consultations, hospital care and long-term follow-up at Srikara Hospitals, Miyapur.
Dr. Teja is a Nephrologist, Renal Specialist and General Physician at Srikara Hospitals, Miyapur, with more than 12 years of experience. Dr. Teja treats chronic and acute kidney disease, supervises dialysis, and follows up kidney transplant recipients, along with general medical care for adults.
The approach is simple: explain the reports in plain language, agree on a plan together, and keep follow-up easy for families travelling from across Hyderabad.
Languages: Telugu, English, Hindi
Choose a day and time. The clinic receives your request straight away and calls you to confirm.
The clinic will call you to confirm your appointment.
Need to change something? Call the clinic.
Please confirm on phone before visiting on public holidays.
A nephrologist is a doctor who specialises in the medical treatment of kidney disease — kidney failure, dialysis, high BP related to the kidneys, and transplant care. Surgery for stones or prostate is done by a urologist; we work together when needed.
All recent blood reports (especially creatinine and urea), urine tests, any ultrasound scans, discharge summaries, and the list of medicines the patient is taking now.
No. Many people with raised creatinine never need dialysis. Finding the cause early and controlling sugar, BP and medicines can slow or stop kidney damage.
Pick a date and time in the booking section and send your request, or call the clinic. The clinic calls you back to confirm your appointment.
Yes, for follow-up patients and for reviewing reports. Choose "Follow-up visit" or "Second opinion" and mention "video" in your concern.
The consultation fee is ₹[amount]. Follow-up within [x] days is ₹[amount].