Sector 37-B · Chandigarh
Two AIIMS Delhi–trained super-specialists. One clinic, so organs that affect each other are looked after together.
Appointments · 84278-74854
Meet your doctors
Gastro · Liver
Gastroenterologist & Hepatologist
MBBS · MD · DM (AIIMS Delhi) · ESEGH (UK)
Kidney · Transplant
Nephrologist & Transplant Physician
MBBS · MD · DM (AIIMS Delhi) · ESENeph (UK)
What we treat
Persistent heartburn, bloating, nausea and upper abdominal pain.
Assessment, staging and a plan to reverse liver fat before it scars.
Diagnosis, antiviral treatment and long-term monitoring.
Managing fluid build-up, bleeding risk and liver-transplant evaluation.
Finding the cause quickly, whether it starts in the liver, gallbladder or bile ducts.
Chronic constipation, diarrhoea, gas and changes in bowel habits.
Long-term care to control inflammation and keep it in remission.
Acute and chronic pancreatitis, including follow-up care.
Blood in vomit or stool, black stools and unexplained anaemia.
Diagnostic and therapeutic procedures, with advice on when you need one.
Slowing progression with medication, diet and regular monitoring.
Urgent evaluation and treatment when kidney function suddenly drops.
Protecting the kidneys in people with long-standing diabetes.
Resistant or difficult-to-control BP and its effect on the kidneys.
Nephrotic syndrome, glomerulonephritis and foamy urine.
Medical management and prevention of stones coming back.
Choosing between haemodialysis and peritoneal dialysis, and planning ahead.
Pre-transplant work-up, donor evaluation and lifelong post-transplant care.
Abnormal sodium, potassium and acid–base levels.
What an abnormal report means, and what to do next.
Why one clinic
Many conditions affect both organs at once. With a gastroenterologist and a nephrologist working side by side, you get one plan instead of two separate opinions.
Symptom guide
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Before your visit
Call or WhatsApp 84278-74854. Tell us which doctor you'd like to see, or describe your problem and we'll help you choose.
Bring all previous reports (blood tests, ultrasound, CT/MRI, endoscopy), discharge summaries, and a list of every medicine you take, or the medicine strips themselves.
Yes. Both specialists practise at the same clinic. If your condition involves both the liver or gut and the kidneys, mention it when booking and we'll try to schedule both consultations together.
Not for a regular consultation. If a test or procedure is planned, we'll give you specific instructions when you book.
Yes. Diabetes and hypertension are the leading causes of kidney disease, and early stages often have no symptoms. A simple urine and blood test can detect problems early.
It's very common and often reversible, but if ignored it can progress to scarring (fibrosis) and cirrhosis. Early assessment helps you know where you stand.
Speak to our clinic team about Dr. Arnav Aggarwal or Dr. Taruna Pahuja.