Dr. Rajeev Gupta Reviews - Read All Patient Stories

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Rahul Bansal

2 months ago

Another hospital had suggested immediate spine surgery for my uncle because of severe back pain. Before making such a big decision, we consulted Dr. Gupta for a second opinion. He carefully reviewed the MRI reports and recommended trying conservative treatment first. Physiotherapy and medication were started. Over the next few months, my uncle’s condition improved significantly without needing surgery.

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Pooja Arora

2 months ago

I had been experiencing recurring ankle pain for months and had visited multiple clinics without clear answers. During consultation, Dr. Gupta performed a detailed examination and recommended imaging tests. The reports revealed ligament inflammation rather than a fracture. With medication, rest, and physiotherapy, the pain gradually reduced over the following weeks.

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Priyanka Kapoor

2 months ago

I fractured my wrist after slipping on wet stairs at home. Dr. Gupta examined the injury and confirmed the fracture through an X-ray. A cast was applied and I was advised to rest the hand for several weeks. Wearing the cast was inconvenient, but it allowed the bone to heal properly. Follow-up imaging confirmed good healing and physiotherapy helped regain wrist strength afterward.

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Vikram Khanna

3 months ago

During a weekend badminton match I injured my shoulder and couldn’t lift my arm properly afterward. Dr. Gupta examined the joint and suggested an MRI to confirm the diagnosis. The scan revealed a rotator cuff strain. Instead of surgery, he recommended physiotherapy along with temporary activity restrictions. Recovery took several weeks but the mobility gradually returned. The structured rehabilitation plan helped restore strength in the shoulder.

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Sagar Yadav

4 months ago

Through HexaHealth, I booked a consultation for my brother who had persistent ankle pain after a football injury. Dr. Gupta reviewed the previous reports and suggested additional imaging before finalizing the treatment plan. The diagnosis revealed ligament damage that required rehabilitation rather than surgery. Over the next few weeks, physiotherapy helped restore stability in the ankle.

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Anjali Sharma

7 months ago

Working long hours at a desk had started causing constant lower back pain for me. Dr. Gupta evaluated my posture habits and suggested a combination of exercises and posture correction techniques. Instead of just prescribing medicines, he explained how daily habits can impact spinal health. With regular stretching and strengthening exercises, the discomfort gradually improved. Follow-up consultations helped monitor progress and refine the treatment plan.

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Nikhil Gupta

10 months ago

I suffered a leg fracture in a minor road accident and required surgical fixation. Dr. Gupta explained the procedure and recovery timeline clearly before the operation. The surgery went smoothly and I stayed in the hospital briefly for observation. The next few weeks involved careful physiotherapy and gradual weight-bearing. With time, I was able to walk normally again.

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Meenal Arora

10 months ago

My mother had been struggling with knee arthritis that made walking painful. During consultation, Dr. Gupta explained the stages of arthritis and suggested starting with medication, physiotherapy, and lifestyle adjustments before considering surgery. Over several months her mobility improved and pain episodes became less frequent. The gradual approach helped her maintain independence in daily activities.

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Sneha Verma

10 months ago

My father slipped at home and couldn’t stand up afterward. At the hospital we were informed that it was a hip fracture that required surgical fixation. Dr. Gupta explained the procedure clearly and discussed the recovery process with our family. The surgery went smoothly and my father stayed in the hospital for a few days. The real challenge came during physiotherapy, which required patience. Over the next few weeks he slowly regained mobility and confidence while walking.

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Rohit Sharma

11 months ago

I had been dealing with knee pain for almost six months, mostly after long hours of standing at work. Initially I ignored it thinking it was just muscle strain. When the discomfort started affecting my daily routine, I consulted Dr. Rajeev Gupta. He examined the knee movement and advised imaging to understand the exact cause. The reports showed early cartilage wear. Instead of suggesting surgery immediately, he recommended physiotherapy and strengthening exercises. Within a few weeks, the pain started reducing gradually. Follow-up visits helped track improvement and adjust the exercise routine accordingly.