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My Health Hospitals, Tarnaka: For a routine adult assessment, call +91 9100001201 to arrange a consultation with Dr. Allu Anusha. Her listed window is 10:00 AM–5:00 PM; confirm the date, slot and fee before travelling.
Bring the fever timeline, temperature readings, current medicines and previous reports. Ask where advised investigations or admission can be arranged. Consultation availability does not establish round-the-clock specialist, laboratory, blood-bank or emergency capacity.
Do not wait for an appointment if warning signs develop: severe abdominal pain, persistent vomiting, bleeding, breathing difficulty, fainting or reduced alertness needs urgent medical assessment, including when fever is settling.
Dengue is caused by dengue viruses and transmitted mainly by infected Aedes mosquitoes. Symptoms can overlap with other infections; a symptom checklist or platelet count alone cannot confirm the diagnosis.
Bleeding from the nose or gums is a warning sign rather than an ordinary symptom to watch at home. Low platelets are a blood-test finding. Seek prompt assessment for warning signs and do not wait for the count to reach a particular threshold.
Confirm the branch, doctor, consultation date, reporting time and fee. For a planned transfer, the referring team should confirm acceptance and the support required with the receiving hospital.
The day of illness affects test choice. Clinical assessment and appropriate tests are combined; urgent care should not wait for laboratory confirmation when warning signs are present.
Ask about test availability, collection arrangements, charges, report delivery and the review plan. A negative early test does not rule out dengue. Confirm which laboratory will process the sample and the expected report time.
Care depends on symptoms, hydration, warning signs and individual risk. The care plan should define the investigations, fluids, monitoring and follow-up appropriate for the patient.
Dengue care is mainly supportive. Avoid aspirin, ibuprofen and other NSAIDs when dengue is suspected because of bleeding risk; ask about suitable symptom relief. Do not independently change regular prescribed medicines. Oral or intravenous fluid needs must be individualised.
Request current branch charges and a written, itemised estimate after assessment. Confirm which services are available at Tarnaka and where any tests or admission would take place. The checklist below helps clarify the scope of the quotation.
| Service | What to Confirm |
|---|---|
| Dengue NS1 Test | Test method, illness timing, sample location and current charge |
| Dengue Antibody Test (IgM/IgG) | Which antibody test is prescribed, its purpose and separate charge |
| Complete Blood Count (CBC) | Current test charge and any planned repeat testing |
| Outpatient Consultation | Consultation fee, doctor, date and follow-up charges |
| Day-care IV care, only if clinically indicated | Whether clinically advised, location, monitoring and included charges |
| Hospital Admission (Per Day) | Room category, doctor fees, medicines, tests and charges beyond the room rate |
| Platelet transfusion estimate, only if indicated; scope to be confirmed | Clinical indication, blood component, units, facility availability and total associated charges |
Estimate scope: Consultation and individual tests are separate from a full episode of care. A quoted daily admission rate is not the total bill; ask about room category, doctor fees, repeat tests, medicines, monitoring and exclusions. For transfusion, clarify blood components, units, service availability and all associated charges. Insurance requires policy eligibility and insurer approval.
Platelet counts can fall during dengue, but a low or falling count must be interpreted with symptoms, blood pressure, bleeding, hydration, urine output, hematocrit and other clinical findings.
A platelet count below 100,000/μL does not by itself diagnose severe dengue or automatically require admission or transfusion. Warning signs, circulation, bleeding, organ involvement and individual risk guide decisions. Preventive platelet transfusion is not routinely recommended solely for a low count.
Dr. Allu Anusha is listed for general medicine at Tarnaka, with MBBS, MD and 10+ years of experience in the branch directory. The listed consultation window is 10:00 AM–5:00 PM.
Confirm the appointment and accepted age range on +91 9100001201. For a child, arrange pediatric or other age-appropriate assessment rather than assuming an adult physician clinic provides pediatric dengue care.
For doctor and branch information see Tarnaka general medicine. General references: CDC clinical care, CDC testing guidance, and WHO dengue information.
The Tarnaka branch is at White House, Moula Ali Road, South Lalaguda. Use the full address below when travelling from these or other areas; travel time varies with the route and traffic.
For Tarnaka, call +91 9100001201. KPHB has separate appointments with Dr. Ch. Srujith on +91 9111674111. See the Hyderabad dengue guide for further patient information. The listed physician windows are not a confirmation of round-the-clock receiving arrangements.
Address: H.No 12-5-30, White House, Moula Ali Road, South Lalaguda, Tarnaka, Secunderabad, Telangana 500017.
Tarnaka appointments: +91 9100001201.
KPHB: +91 9111674111.
Call +91 9100001201 for Dr. Allu Anusha. Her listed consultation window is 10:00 AM–5:00 PM; confirm the date, slot and fee. Bring symptom onset, temperature readings, current medicines and previous reports. Warning signs need urgent assessment rather than a routine booking.
No. That count alone does not diagnose severe dengue or automatically determine admission or transfusion. Clinical warning signs, circulation, bleeding, hydration, organ function and blood-count trends matter. Do not wait for a specific count before seeking help if the person is worsening.
Some patients can be managed as outpatients after assessment if they can maintain appropriate fluids, have no warning signs and can follow the review plan. Others need hospital care. The clinician considers symptoms, individual risks and access to follow-up; do not decide from a platelet number alone.
Ask for current consultation and test charges, any repeat investigations, medicines, monitoring, admission and follow-up costs. Confirm the treatment location, inclusions, exclusions and insurance authorisation. A room rate alone is not the total admission bill, and any transfusion requires a separate clinical decision and cost clarification.
During the first 0–7 days of symptoms, a clinician may use NAAT such as RT-PCR or NS1 together with IgM. After day 7, IgM is commonly the primary test. Early negative results do not exclude dengue, and a single IgG result does not establish acute infection. Urgent care should not wait for confirmation.
Severe abdominal pain, persistent vomiting, bleeding, breathing difficulty, fainting, unusual sleepiness or restlessness, or reduced alertness needs urgent assessment. Warning signs can appear when fever is settling; a lower temperature does not prove recovery.
No. Eat and drink as tolerated according to clinical advice; no food should be relied on to determine safety or replace follow-up. Do not use papaya leaf or other herbal products instead of assessment, appropriate hydration, monitoring or treatment of complications.
For routine appointment enquiries, use the enquiry form or call Tarnaka. Warning signs require urgent assessment; do not wait for an enquiry response.
+91 9100001201Find Our Kukatpally and Tarnaka Branches
H.No 15-24-212, MIG-212, Rd Number 1, K P H B Phase 1, Kukatpally, Hyderabad, Telangana 500072
H.No:-12-5-30, WhiteHouse, Moula Ali Rd, South Lalaguda, Tarnaka, Secunderabad, Telangana 500017