Consultant Vascular & Endovascular Surgeon • Hyderabad
Specialist Care for Arteries, Veins and Circulation
Consult Dr. Pragna for persistent leg pain, visible veins, swelling, diabetic foot wounds, blood clots, dialysis-access concerns and other vascular conditions.
Dr. Hari Chandana Pragna Sree Mukkamala
MBBS, MS (General Surgery), DNB (Vascular Surgery)
Consultant Vascular and Endovascular Surgeon
Sudden severe limb pain, a cold or discoloured limb, uncontrolled bleeding or stroke symptoms require immediate emergency care.
Vascular Expertise
Focused evaluation of artery, vein, wound and circulation problems.
Imaging-Led Planning
Doppler and angiography findings are connected with the clinical examination.
Complete Option Discussion
Medical, minimally invasive and open surgical choices are compared.
Patient Education
Preparation, recovery, follow-up and warning signs are explained clearly.
Vascular Conditions Dr. Pragna Evaluates
Understand common symptoms, warning signs, evaluation and possible treatment pathways.
Varicose Veins
Bulging or twisted leg veins that may cause aching, heaviness, itching, cramps or skin changes.
Spider Veins
Fine visible surface veins that may be assessed for cosmetic concerns and underlying venous disease.
Deep Vein Thrombosis
A blood clot in a deep vein that may cause sudden swelling, pain, tenderness or warmth.
Chronic Venous Insufficiency
Poor venous return that may lead to swelling, pigmentation, skin changes and leg ulcers.
Peripheral Artery Disease
Reduced blood flow to the limbs that may cause walking pain, cold feet or non-healing wounds.
Diabetic Foot
Foot wounds, infection and circulation problems affecting people with diabetes.
Non-Healing Leg Ulcers
Persistent wounds that may be caused by venous disease, arterial disease, diabetes or mixed conditions.
Carotid Artery Disease
Narrowing of the arteries in the neck that may increase the risk of stroke.
Aortic Aneurysm
Abnormal enlargement of the aorta that may require monitoring or treatment.
Medical, Endovascular and Surgical Care
Treatment is selected after clinical examination and appropriate imaging, not from the condition name alone.
Varicose Vein Treatment
Doppler-led treatment planning for symptomatic varicose veins, venous reflux, skin changes and venous ulcers.
Peripheral Angioplasty and Stenting
Catheter-based treatment for selected narrowed or blocked leg arteries after circulation testing and vascular imaging.
Diabetic Foot and Limb Salvage
Coordinated circulation restoration, infection control, wound care and pressure relief for a threatened diabetic foot.
AV Fistula Creation and Salvage
Vessel mapping, fistula creation and treatment of narrowing, poor maturation, thrombosis or failing dialysis access.
Lower-Limb Bypass Surgery
Open surgical rerouting of blood around a blocked leg artery when bypass offers an appropriate path to symptom relief or limb preservation.
DVT and Venous Interventions
Anticoagulation-led care with catheter-based clot treatment or venous reconstruction for carefully selected patients.
Carotid Surgery and Stenting
Stroke-prevention procedures selected according to recent symptoms, narrowing, plaque, anatomy and overall health.
Aortic Aneurysm Repair
Endovascular or open repair planned from aneurysm size, growth, symptoms, anatomy, life expectancy and procedural fitness.
Embolisation and Sclerotherapy
Image-guided treatment for selected vascular malformations after precise classification of vessel type, flow and tissue involvement.
Care Planned Around the Diagnosis
Dr. Hari Chandana Pragna Sree Mukkamala is a consultant vascular and endovascular surgeon who evaluates diseases affecting arteries, veins and circulation. The consultation connects symptoms, examination and appropriate imaging before discussing treatment.
Patients receive an explanation of medical management, endovascular techniques and open surgery when relevant, together with alternatives and follow-up needs.
Imaging That Supports the Treatment Plan
The exact test depends on the symptoms, clinical findings and blood vessels being assessed.
Some Vascular Symptoms Should Not Wait
Sudden severe limb pain, a cold or pale limb, uncontrolled bleeding, stroke symptoms or rapidly worsening infection requires immediate emergency assessment.
Common Questions About Vascular Care
Persistent leg pain while walking, visible or painful veins, one-sided swelling, slow-healing wounds, foot colour change, dialysis-access problems and a known arterial or venous diagnosis are common reasons for vascular assessment.
No. Depending on the diagnosis, care may involve medicines, exercise, compression, wound care, risk-factor control, a minimally invasive endovascular procedure or open surgery.
Bring previous Doppler or angiography images and reports, prescriptions, a current medicine list, discharge summaries, procedure notes and wound photographs when relevant.
Not for every concern. The doctor selects testing after examining the symptoms and circulation. Doppler is commonly used because it can assess blood flow without radiation.
Yes. A structured second opinion can help clarify the diagnosis, scan findings, urgency, alternatives, risks, recovery and expected follow-up.
A suddenly painful cold or pale limb, uncontrolled fistula bleeding, stroke symptoms, sudden breathlessness or chest pain, rapidly spreading foot infection and collapse with severe abdominal or back pain require emergency care.
Request a Vascular Consultation
Share the main concern and preferred date. For a useful consultation, bring previous prescriptions, Doppler scans, angiography reports, wound photographs and details of earlier procedures.
Emergency symptoms should not wait for an online response. Please go to the nearest emergency department.
Specialist evaluation and treatment for conditions affecting arteries, veins, circulation, wounds and dialysis access.
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