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Dr. P. Kondaiah

MBBS

Senior General Physician & Specialist Surgeon at Saranya Hospital.

Dual Expertise

Primary & Surgical Care

“Whether treating a sudden seasonal fever, managing a chronic condition, or performing a specialized surgical procedure, my approach focuses on treating the root cause of the illness, not just masking the symptoms.”

Trusted Primary Healthcare & Surgical Expertise

A strong healthcare journey begins with an accurate diagnosis. Dr. P. Kondaiah is a highly respected physician and surgeon at Saranya Hospital, serving as the first line of medical defense for families across Pulivendula. With a compassionate approach and keen diagnostic skills, he co-leads our General Medicine Department while also providing vital operative care in our surgical wing, ensuring that every patient receives the right treatment at the right time.

Whether you are suffering from a sudden seasonal fever, seeking a complete preventative health checkup, or requiring a specialized surgical procedure, Dr. Kondaiah focuses on treating the root cause of the illness, not just temporarily masking the symptoms.

Specializations

Core Clinical Expertise & Disease Management

Specialized Surgical Care & Tubectomies

Beyond primary care diagnostics, Dr. Kondaiah brings decades of highly specialized operative experience to our General Surgery Department.

Infectious Diseases & Acute Fevers

Prompt and accurate treatment of infections prevents them from escalating. Dr. Kondaiah provides targeted therapies for:

Primary Care & Lifestyle Management

Managing a long-term illness requires a doctor who understands your daily routine. Dr. Kondaiah creates sustainable, personalized plans:

Patient Guide

Frequently Asked Questions

When should I see a doctor for a fever?

If your fever exceeds 102°F, lasts for more than three days, or is accompanied by severe body aches, chills, or vomiting, you should call reception to book a consultation with Dr. Kondaiah immediately to rule out serious infections like Dengue or Typhoid.

Do I need to come empty stomach for a blood sugar checkup?

If Dr. Kondaiah has prescribed a Fasting Blood Sugar (FBS) or lipid profile test, you should fast for 8 to 10 hours overnight before giving your blood sample at our in-house lab.