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Our medical care facility offers treatments from the best doctors in the field of General Physician .
Our goal is to provide a compassionate professional environment to make your experien......more
Our medical care facility offers treatments from the best doctors in the field of General Physician .
Our goal is to provide a compassionate professional environment to make your experience comfortable. Our staff is friendly, knowledgable and very helpful in addressing your health and financial concerns.
More about Clinic Aparna
Clinic Aparna is known for housing experienced General Physicians. Dr. Prakash C.Rao, a well-reputed General Physician, practices in Bangalore. Visit this medical health centre for General Physicians recommended by 48 patients.
Timings
MON-SAT
10:00 AM - 01:00 PM
Location
Clinic Aparna C/O Suprith Diagnostic Lab,4/1 First Main Road,N.R.Colony,Yeshwanthpur,Bangalore 560010
Yeshwanthpur Bangalore, Karnataka
- 560022
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Gastrointestinal Disorders
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Vaccination
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Treatment of Migraine Treatment
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Weight Management Treatment
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Allergy Treatment
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Hypothyroid Treatment
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Allopathic Treatment
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Removal Of Stitches Procedure
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Allopathy Treatment
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Dengue Treatment
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Thyroid Problems Treatment
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Dressings Of Wounds Procedure
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Chickenpox Treatment
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Hiv Prophylaxis Post Exposure
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Viral Fever Treatment
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Thyroid Disorder Treatment
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Hiv Counselling
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Stitching Of Wounds Procedure
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Management of Surrogacy
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Diabetes Management
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It is claimed that it increases platelet count. There is no reliable proof. There is no medicine also to increase platelet count. If platelet is proved to be going down continuously, platelet transfusion is the only answer.