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Dr. Hari Chandana Pragna Sree Mukkamala, Vascular and Endovascular Surgeon
Vascular & Endovascular Surgeon Hyderabad

Dr. Hari Chandana Pragna Sree Mukkamala

Specialist Care for Artery, Vein and Circulation Problems

Consult Dr. Pragna, a vascular surgeon in Hyderabad, for specialist evaluation and treatment of varicose veins, arterial blockages, diabetic foot wounds, deep vein thrombosis, dialysis access problems and other vascular conditions.

Every plan begins with consultation, clinical examination and appropriate vascular imaging.

MBBS | MS General Surgery | DNB Vascular SurgeryConsultant Vascular & Endovascular Surgeon
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Dedicated Vascular Training

Specialised vascular and endovascular training after general surgery.

Artery, Vein & Circulation Care

Evaluation of conditions affecting blood vessels and circulation.

Surgical & Endovascular Options

Treatment is selected according to the diagnosis and clinical need.

Consultations in Hyderabad

Appointments for symptoms, diagnoses and second opinions.

Start with your symptom

What Problem Are You Experiencing?

Vascular problems may present as visible veins, leg pain, swelling, non-healing wounds or changes in limb colour and temperature.

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Visible or Bulging Leg Veins

Aching, heaviness, itching, cramps or prominent veins may be associated with varicose veins or venous insufficiency.

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Sudden Swelling in One Leg

Unexplained swelling, pain, tenderness or warmth may need prompt evaluation for deep vein thrombosis.

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Cold or Discoloured Foot

A sudden change in temperature, colour, sensation or movement may require urgent vascular assessment.

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Persistent Leg Swelling

Long-standing swelling may be related to venous insufficiency, previous DVT or lymphedema.

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Conditions treated

Vascular Conditions Need the Right Specialist Assessment

Explore common artery, vein, diabetic-foot, dialysis-access and circulation problems. Every icon below represents the condition shown.

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Varicose Veins

Bulging or twisted leg veins that may cause aching, heaviness, itching, cramps or skin changes.

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Deep Vein Thrombosis

A blood clot in a deep vein that may cause sudden swelling, pain, tenderness or warmth.

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Chronic Venous Insufficiency

Poor venous return that may lead to swelling, pigmentation, skin changes and leg ulcers.

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Peripheral Artery Disease

Reduced blood flow to the limbs that may cause walking pain, cold feet or non-healing wounds.

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Diabetic Foot

Foot wounds, infection and circulation problems affecting people with diabetes.

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Non-Healing Leg Ulcers

Persistent wounds that may be caused by venous disease, arterial disease, diabetes or mixed conditions.

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Lymphedema

Long-term swelling caused by impaired movement of lymphatic fluid.

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Dialysis Access

Assessment, creation and management of AV fistula and other dialysis-access problems.

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Carotid Artery Disease

Narrowing of the arteries in the neck that may increase the risk of stroke.

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Aortic Aneurysm

Abnormal enlargement of the aorta that may require monitoring or treatment.

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Specialist artery, vein and circulation care
About the doctor

Meet Dr. Pragna Sree Mukkamala

Consultant Vascular & Endovascular Surgeon

Dr. Hari Chandana Pragna Sree Mukkamala is a vascular and endovascular surgeon trained in evaluating and treating conditions affecting arteries, veins and circulation.

She completed her MBBS, followed by MS in General Surgery and DNB in Vascular Surgery. Her clinical approach focuses on careful evaluation, appropriate vascular imaging and clear discussion of medical, minimally invasive and surgical treatment options.

MBBSMedical Graduate Training
MS General SurgeryAdvanced General Surgical Training
DNB Vascular SurgerySpecialised Vascular and Endovascular Training
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Specialist-led care

Complete Vascular Care Beyond a Single Procedure

Evaluation is focused on the condition, circulation and long-term health, not on promoting one technique.

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Complete Vascular Assessment

Evaluation of artery, vein, wound, swelling and circulation-related concerns.

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Endovascular and Open Surgical Options

Treatment is selected according to the condition and individual clinical findings.

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Imaging-Based Treatment Planning

Vascular tests help identify the location, type and severity of the disease.

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Follow-Up and Prevention

Recovery, medicines, wound care, circulation and recurrence prevention are reviewed.

Your treatment journey

A Clear Path from Consultation to Follow-Up

Understand what happens at each stage of specialist vascular care.

  1. Consultation

    Symptoms, medical history, medicines and previous treatment are reviewed.

  2. Vascular Evaluation

    Clinical examination and appropriate vascular tests are planned.

  3. Treatment Discussion

    The diagnosis, options, expected benefits and limitations are explained.

  4. Follow-Up

    Recovery, wound healing, medicines and long-term circulation health are reviewed.

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Vascular diagnostics

Diagnosis Supported by Appropriate Vascular Imaging

Depending on the condition, evaluation may involve a vascular examination and appropriate non-invasive or advanced imaging.

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Arterial Doppler Ultrasound

Assesses blood flow and possible narrowing in limb arteries.

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Venous Doppler Ultrasound

Evaluates veins for reflux, obstruction and blood clots.

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Ankle-Brachial Index

Compares arm and ankle pressure to screen limb circulation.

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Carotid Doppler

Examines blood flow through the arteries in the neck.

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Dialysis Access Mapping

Supports AV fistula planning and access assessment.

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CT or MR Angiography

Detailed imaging may be advised when clinically appropriate.

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Urgent vascular warning signs

Some Vascular Symptoms Should Not Wait

  • Sudden severe pain in an arm or leg
  • A foot becoming cold, pale, blue or numb
  • Sudden loss of movement or sensation
  • Sudden one-sided leg swelling
  • Uncontrolled bleeding from a dialysis fistula
  • Rapidly worsening diabetic foot wound
  • Blackening or major discolouration of a toe or foot
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Vascular second opinion

Need Clarity Before a Vascular Procedure?

A second opinion may help you better understand your diagnosis, imaging findings and treatment options before proceeding with angioplasty, bypass surgery, amputation, varicose-vein treatment, dialysis-access revision or another vascular procedure.

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Patient education

Understand Your Vascular Health

Clear, practical information to help you recognise symptoms, prepare for a consultation and care for your circulation.

Consultation

When Should You Consult a Vascular Surgeon?

Recognise common symptoms that may need a specialist vascular evaluation.

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Vein health

Are Varicose Veins Only a Cosmetic Problem?

Understand when visible veins can be linked to pain, swelling or skin changes.

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Artery health

Warning Signs of Poor Blood Circulation

Learn about walking pain, cold feet, colour change and wounds that heal slowly.

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Diabetic foot

Daily Foot Care for People with Diabetes

Practical steps that help protect the feet and identify concerns early.

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Dialysis access

How to Care for Your Dialysis Fistula

Know what to check and when reduced flow or bleeding needs attention.

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Blood clots

Understanding Deep Vein Thrombosis

A patient-friendly guide to symptoms, evaluation and treatment planning.

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Helpful answers

Frequently Asked Questions

General answers about vascular symptoms, treatment choices and preparing for your consultation.

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You may consider consulting a vascular surgeon in Hyderabad for persistent leg pain while walking, painful varicose veins, chronic leg swelling, a non-healing foot wound, sudden one-sided swelling, a cold or discoloured foot, or a dialysis fistula problem. Sudden or severe symptoms should be assessed urgently.

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Schedule a specialist consultation for an existing vascular diagnosis, persistent symptoms, a non-healing wound, dialysis-access concerns or a second opinion.

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Persistent leg pain, swelling, visible veins, a non-healing wound or a diagnosed circulation problem should not be ignored.

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