Meet Dr. Gautham Gundabolu and explore the qualifications, clinical interests and professional background published by the practice.
Your neurologist
Dr. Gautham Gundabolu
Provider-published qualifications
MD (General Medicine) DM (Neurology), Manipal
Registration no. 69930
The practice describes a visiting scholars program in epilepsy and neuromuscular medicine at the University of Nebraska, USA. This is described as a scholars program, not US board certification.
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Medical educationMBBS from NTR University, Andhra Pradesh, as stated in the clinic profile.
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Postgraduate trainingMD in Internal Medicine at Devaraj Urs University and neurology training at Kasturba Medical College, Manipal, as stated in the profile.
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Professional backgroundThe profile lists previous teaching work at Malla Reddy Medical College and an ex-consultant role at AIG Hospitals, Gachibowli.
These details are published by the practice. Current registration and supporting credentials should be reconfirmed before public launch; past roles do not establish current affiliations.
The profile identifies interests including headache, epilepsy, stroke and neuromuscular medicine. Explore the condition guides, then contact the clinic about an appropriate visit.
A guide to using this page: explore the information, then prepare your questions, then confirm the next step.
Read qualifications in their published context
A doctor profile should make it easier to identify the clinician and understand the background the practice has chosen to publish. The qualifications above follow the existing clinic profile. The visiting scholars programme is described separately from medical degrees. It should not be interpreted as a US board certification, and this website does not add professional memberships or awards that have not been verified.
Distinguish previous experience from current affiliations
The published biography includes earlier teaching and consultant roles. Those details describe professional background; they do not establish a current relationship with the named institutions. Similarly, photographs taken during professional visits document moments in that journey rather than current hospital privileges or institutional endorsement. The gallery captions preserve that distinction.
Connect the profile to your own questions
The profile identifies interests including headache, epilepsy, stroke and neuromuscular medicine. You can explore the relevant condition guide before contacting the clinic, but you do not need to arrive with a diagnosis. Think about what you hope to understand from the consultation and note any existing reports or previous assessments you want discussed.
Prepare for a patient or caregiver conversation
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Confirm the practical arrangements
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Understand what the website can establish
This profile brings together provider-published information for review. Current registration and supporting credentials should be reconfirmed before public launch. Clinical guides elsewhere on the site provide general information and linked sources. The enquiry form does not create a patient relationship or make a booking; telephone contact is the real route for appointment enquiries.
Further information
For general educational information, see NHS health conditions information (opens in a new tab). This external resource does not verify clinic services, fees or appointment arrangements. Contact the practice for those details.
For urgent medical enquiries, call us directly on 9666031369 during published clinic hours.
For sudden weakness, difficulty speaking, a severe sudden headache, an active seizure or loss of consciousness, call 112 or go to the nearest emergency department immediately. Do not wait for a clinic response.
