Dr. Sridhar Papaiah Susheela
Oncologist
28 years of experience
5 (6)
Dr. Sridhar Papaiah Susheela, MBBS, MD, DNB in Radiotherapy, offers exceptional expertise in radiation oncology. As a respected leader, Dr. Susheela has pioneered groundbreaking techniques and holds prestigious fellowships in advanced radiotherapy methods. With a dedication to patient care, Dr. Susheela ensures personalized treatment plans through clear communication and compassion. Notable for establishing renowned radiotherapy departments, Dr. Susheela boasts a prolific research portfolio with numerous publications. Known for cutting-edge procedures, he specializes in radiation oncology and subspecializes in innovative techniques. A member of esteemed medical associations, Dr. Susheela's unwavering commitment to excellence drives his exceptional patient outcomes and professional success.
- Apollo HospitalBannerghatta Road154/11, Bannerghatta Road, Amalodbhavi Nagar, Panduranga Nagar, Opposite IIMBengaluru
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23/08/2024
Breast Cancer Treatment
I had an excellent experience with Dr Sridhar during my breast cancer treatment. The supervision was top-notch, and the full rehabilitation assistance ensured my smooth recovery. Highly recommend for anyone seeking comprehensive care in their cancer journey.
Jyoti Mehta
12/12/2023
Cervical Cancer
Dr.s skillz and care was truly impressive and comfortin'. He took time to explain everything so well and made me feel at ease throughout the whole process, now I feel good after my cervical cancer treatment. dr sridhar is a good cancer doctor.
Arjun gupta
05/12/2023
Brain Tumor Surgery
I am arjun gupta, i went to dr sridhar for brain surgery, i was in too many difficulties. After surgery I am feeling well. thanks to dr srishar for his help to heal better.
About Dr.Sridhar
Dr.Sridhar Specializations
- Oncologist
- Radiation Oncologist
- Robotic Cancer Surgeon
- Immunologist
- Radiologist
Dr.Sridhar Education
- MBBS - Mysore University
- MD - Radiotherapy - Banaras Hindu University
- DNB - Radiotherapy - National Board Of Examination
Dr.Sridhar Experience
Dr.Sridhar Registration
- 45855 N/A
Services
- Cranial Cyber Knife Radiosurgery
- Stereotactic Body Radio Therapy Sbrt
- Intensity Modulated Radio Therapy Imrt
- Breast Cancer Treatment
- Allergy Immunotherapy
- Brachytherapy Internal Radiation Therapy
- Robotic Surgery
- Head And Neck Cancer
- Hormone Therapy For Prostate Cancer
- Brain Tumor
- Lymphoma Cancer Treatment
- Pancreatic Cancer
- Head And Neck Tumor Cancer Surgery
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Hello Doctor, good evening. I am Lokesh, and I am taking care of my grandmother at home. She has stage 4 cervical cancer, and we are currently focusing on palliative care. Unfortunately, we do not have regular access to a nearby doctor or hospital, so I’m managing everything myself at home. I’m doing my best to support her with love, comfort, and the correct medicines. She has been experiencing: Pain (sometimes mild, sometimes strong) Lack of sleep or restlessness Occasional constipation and vomiting feeling I have some medicines like: Tramadol 50 mg Paracetamol 650 mg Lorazepam 1 mg Pan 40 Ondansetron 4 mg Lactulose syrup Based on her condition, I would like to know: 1. When and how to use Tramadol or Paracetamol for pain. Can they be used together? 2. Is Lorazepam safe to give daily? Should I reduce it slowly if I stop? 3. What are the risks if I stop Tramadol or Lorazepam suddenly? 4. Can I use Ondansetron only when vomiting starts? Or daily? 5. How often should I give Lactulose syrup if there’s no bowel movement? 6. Do you recommend any vitamins or supportive care for comfort or strength? 7. If she is calm and has no symptoms, can I skip some medicines? I want to provide her full comfort, dignity, and peace. Kindly guide me with the best possible medicine routine and precautions I should follow at home.
Answered on 10th June '25
You can give Tramadol and Paracetamol together if the pain is intense, but it's good to space them out a bit. Paracetamol can be used every 4-6 hours, and Tramadol can be taken every 4-6 hours as needed. Lorazepam can be used daily for anxiety or restlessness. If you ever need to stop it, it's best to reduce the dose gradually to prevent any withdrawal symptoms. Suddenly stopping Tramadol or Lorazepam can cause withdrawal symptoms like increased pain, anxiety, or even seizures. So, it's safer to taper them off slowly. Ondansetron can be used as needed when vomiting starts. It's usually taken 30 minutes before meals that could trigger nausea. Lactulose syrup can be given every 8-12 hours if there's no bowel movement. Make sure she's drinking enough fluids to help it work better. A daily multivitamin can be beneficial for overall health and strength. It's good for supporting the body during this time. If your grandmother is comfortable and symptom-free, you can skip some medicines. But always consult with an oncologist before making any changes.
Dept. of Cytology Fine Needle Aspiration Cytology Report Breast lump-right breast--BIRADS IV--examined three smears Site The smears show a very scanty aspirate and very few small cellular clusters of ductular epithelial cells, arranged in Terminal Duct-Lobular units with no myoepithelial cells.. There are many discrete pleomorphic ductular epithelial cells also. Opinion Cytology suggests a Cellular fibroadenoma or Intraduct Carcinoma-FNAC, left breast lump. For clinical and mammographic correlation. Excision is advisable to differentiate cellular fibroadenoma from intraduct carcinoma
Answered on 3rd Apr '25
The fine needle aspiration report indicates a possibility of either a cellular fibroadenoma or intraductal carcinoma. These conditions can present as breast lumps and are usually benign or less concerning. It is normal to feel anxious, but the next step is important for clarity. An excisional biopsy is advisable to help differentiate between these two possibilities accurately. I encourage you to consult your oncologist for a thorough discussion and to explore any additional tests or imaging.
Hello, I am Eyamin from Bangladesh.My father is a liver cancer patient. I would like to consult with your hospital doctor by via video conference whether my patient is eligible to be referred to you for treatment.Please let me know quickly
Answered on 24th Feb '25
Liver cancer can present with symptoms like jaundice, abdominal pain, and weight loss. Causes include chronic liver disease or hepatitis infections. For effective treatment options, it's vital to have a thorough assessment by a specialist. I recommend scheduling a video consultation with one of our experienced oncologist who can evaluate your father's condition and discuss potential treatments tailored to his needs.
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