Dr. Navuluri Kranthi Kumar Reddy
Experience: | 5 years |
Education: | All India Institute of Medical sciences, Rishikesh |
Academic degree: | MD (Doctor of Medicine) |
Area of specialization: | I am specialized in Community and Family medicine, an area that let me focus on both curative and preventive aspects of health care. For me this field is not only about treating illness but also about understanding families, communities and the patterns of disease that affect them over time. It means I look at prevention, early detection and long term management in the same frame, not as separate things.
Through this training I became comfortable managing patients of all ages, from children to elderly, and dealing with issues that range from infectious diseases to lifestyle related disorders. I also had exposure to public health programs, vaccination drives and awareness work, which shape the way I consult even in private setting.
Along with this I did a fellowship in Critical Care medicine. That part of my journey gave me deeper skills in handling emergencies, ICU management and patients in serious conditions who needed quick and accurate interventions. It gave balance to my practice—on one hand community level health care with prevention, on the other hand critical care where every second and every decision matter.
What I like is being able to bridge these two perspectives. To help patients stay healthy through education and preventive strategies, but also to be there with full competence when things turn acute and life threatening. This dual focus keeps me grounded in the idea that medicine is not just about disease, it is about supporting life in every stage and situation. |
Achievements: | I am graduated from All India Institute of Medical Sciences Rishikesh, which hold rank 12 in NIRF rankings, and that foundation gave me solid base in both theory and clinical practice. Over the years I focus my work strongly on life style diseases, where small changes in routine, diet and habits can bring really big diferences in patient health. Many pt trust me for this area, and I earned a good name with high sucess rate in managing and treating such chronic conditions. |
I am working as a consultant doctor for 5 yrs and during this time I got chance to manage a wide variety of cases, mostly in lifestyle related diseases like diabetes, hypertension, obesity and also in many infectious conditions that require quick judgement and proper follow up. What I try to keep central in my practice is not only treating the illness but understanding how the patient’s daily habits, stress and family situations play into their health, because without that the treatment stays incomplete. Many times I seen patients coming with long history of uncontrolled sugar or blood pressure, and instead of only adding medicines I focused on making a plan that included diet changes, activity, regular monitoring and clear guidance on when to return. This approach worked better in long term, though it required patience from both sides. With infectious cases, sometimes things move faster — fevers, respiratory infection, stomach problems — here I learnt to be very systematic with diagnosis, checking labs, interpreting reports, and starting right therapy in time. Communication became one of my strong sides because I realised even the best plan fails if patient doesn’t really understand why they are asked to do something. I keep my language simple, and I listen more, which helped to build trust. Over these years I built a good track record, not in numbers but in consistent recoveries and patients who actually follow advice and return healthier. In hospital setting or in clinic, my role also involved coordination with nurses, lab teams and sometimes specialists when the case needed extra inputs. That teamwork taught me the importance of not working in isolation, especially when you are dealing with conditions that are chronic or prone to complications. Each case still feels different, even if the diagnosis looks same on paper. That’s why I continue to adapt, to balance evidence based guidelines with the individual story in front of me, because I believe good medicine is both science and understanding.
