Dr. Neeraj Srivastava
Eye care, gynaecology, obstetrics, pregnancy and maternity hospital services in Gorakhpur.
About Dr. Neeraj Srivastava
Profile and general, laparoscopic and urological surgical services of Dr. Neeraj Srivastava in Gorakhpur.
Dr. Neeraj Srivastava provides surgical assessment at Srijan Eye & Mother Care for general, laparoscopic and urological conditions. The consultation focuses on establishing the diagnosis, reviewing available investigations and discussing whether conservative, minimally invasive or operative management is appropriate.
A specialist consultation is most useful when the doctor can review the patient's current symptoms together with previous treatment and investigations. At Srijan Eye & Mother Care, the consultation is structured around confirming the diagnosis, identifying factors that may change management and explaining the available treatment choices. When a procedure is being considered, the discussion should also cover alternatives, expected benefit, important risks, preparation, recovery and follow-up.
Patients are encouraged to bring previous prescriptions, imaging, laboratory reports, discharge summaries and a list of current medicines. This is particularly useful for patients who have already received treatment elsewhere or who have multiple medical conditions. Urgent or rapidly worsening symptoms should be communicated to the hospital team so that the appropriate level of assessment can be arranged rather than waiting for a routine follow-up visit.
Srijan Eye & Mother Care is located at 193 Jail Road, Gita Vatika, Gorakhpur and provides coordinated specialist, diagnostic and surgical services. Doctor profile pages are intended to help patients understand the clinician's area of work and related hospital services. They do not replace an individual consultation, and final treatment recommendations depend on the patient's examination and clinical findings.
A consultation with the treating specialist is intended to connect symptoms, examination findings and available investigations into one management plan. Patients should bring prior prescriptions, imaging, laboratory reports and a current medicine list when possible. This allows the doctor to review what has already been tried, identify missing information and explain whether further testing, conservative treatment, a minimally invasive procedure or surgery is the most suitable next step.