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Dr. Dilip Kumar RMedicine Made Simple

For patients

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I see adults with fevers and infections, diabetes and weight problems, blood pressure, joint pain and general medical problems. Consultations are in English and Tamil.

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Dr. Dilip Kumar R smiling, wearing a stethoscope

OPD timings

When and where

Dr. Dilip Kumar R MD · DNB · MRCP (UK) · TNMC Reg. No. 97494
Main OPD · Evenings

MGM Healthcare

72, Nelson Manickam Road, Aminjikarai, Chennai. Opposite the Mahindra showroom.

MTWTFSS

5:30 – 9:30 PM

Monday to Saturday

Afternoon OPD

Dr. Mehta's Hospitals

Chetpet, Chennai

MTWTFSS

3:00 – 5:00 PM

Tuesday and Saturday. Please call before you come.

MGM Healthcare appointments 044 4524 2407
Appointments on WhatsApp 88077 79174

For appointments and timings only. Please bring reports to the OPD rather than sending them, so I can examine you properly.

Areas of care

What I treat

Internal medicine covers adult illness that doesn't need surgery. If you're not sure which doctor to see, a physician is a sensible place to start.

Fever & infections

Fevers that need a proper workup

  • Dengue, typhoid, malaria and viral fevers
  • Urinary, chest and gut infections
  • Tuberculosis
  • Severe infections, or ones that keep coming back
Diabetes & metabolism

Sugar, weight and metabolism

  • Type 1 and type 2 diabetes
  • Tablets, insulin and when to change them
  • Weight gain and obesity
  • Checks for eye, kidney, nerve and heart problems
Blood pressure

High BP, found early

  • Newly found high blood pressure
  • BP that stays high despite tablets
  • Checking the heart and kidneys
  • Regular follow-up and adjustment
Joints & immunity

Joint pain and autoimmune conditions

  • Painful or swollen joints
  • Rheumatoid arthritis and gout
  • Lupus and related autoimmune diseases
Liver & digestion

Liver and stomach problems

  • Fatty liver and abnormal liver tests
  • Acidity and bowel complaints
  • Long-standing digestive symptoms
Vaccines & travel

Adult vaccines and travel health

  • Hepatitis and other adult vaccines
  • Health advice before you travel
  • Vaccines for people with diabetes or long-term illness

Before your visit

What to bring

  • All your old prescriptions and discharge summaries
  • Test reports, with the latest ones on top
  • The medicine strips you're actually taking, not just the list
  • Your home sugar or BP readings, if you check them
  • A family member, if you'd like someone to hear the plan with you

Free charts

Charts I hand out in the OPD

Print one, fill it in at home for a week, and bring it to your next visit.

Emergency

Don't wait for an OPD slot

Go to the nearest emergency department straight away if you or a family member has:

  • Chest pain, pressure or tightness
  • Breathlessness, at rest or getting worse
  • Sudden weakness, numbness or drooping on one side, or slurred speech
  • A fit (seizure) or fainting
  • Fever with confusion, drowsiness or a stiff neck
  • Vomiting blood, coughing blood, or black stools

During dengue season: severe stomach pain, repeated vomiting, bleeding gums or nose, or passing very little urine also need the emergency department, even if the fever has come down.

Questions

Before you book

How do I book an appointment?

For MGM Healthcare, book online on the hospital's appointment page or call MGM on 044 4524 2407. You can also call or WhatsApp the appointments number shown above. For Dr. Mehta's Hospitals, please call before you come so we can confirm the timing.

What is the consultation fee?

Fees are set by each hospital. The front desk will tell you when you book.

Can I ask you a question on WhatsApp or Instagram?

I'm sorry, no. I can't examine you or see your full history over a message, and advice without that can go wrong. WhatsApp is for appointments and timings only.

If it's urgent, please go to the nearest emergency department.

Do you consult in Tamil?

Yes. Consultations are in Tamil or English, whichever you're comfortable with. தமிழிலும் பேசலாம்.

Do I need a referral?

No. You can book directly. If another doctor has already seen you, bring their notes and reports.