Evening Nephrology Consultations at Primus Medicare, Amritsar

1. Dedicated Evening Outpatient Practice

To accommodate working professionals, families, and patients seeking a calm, dedicated clinic setting for outpatient consultation, Dr. Fayaz Ahmad Wani conducts regular evening consultations at Primus Medicare in Basant Avenue / Race Course Road, Amritsar.

The evening clinic provides focused, personalized medical attention for chronic kidney disease progression monitoring, medication titration, blood pressure management, and pre-transplant family guidance without the busy bustle of tertiary hospital corridors.

2. Clinical Services at Primus Medicare

• Chronic Kidney Disease Monitoring: Longitudinal evaluation of eGFR trajectory, proteinuria trends, and electrolyte stability.
• Diagnostic Lab Interpretation: In-depth expert clinical review of elevated creatinine, blood urea nitrogen, urine albumin-to-creatinine ratio (UACR), and renal ultrasound scans.
• Hypertension Management: Multi-drug regimen optimization for resistant and secondary renal hypertension.
• Diabetic Kidney Care: Screening for early microalbuminuria and prescription of modern renoprotective pharmacotherapies (SGLT2 inhibitors, non-steroidal MRAs).
• Second Opinions & Pre-Transplant Counseling: Comprehensive, unhurried second opinions for patients navigating options between hemodialysis, peritoneal dialysis, and living kidney donor transplantation.

3. Evening Consultation Schedule & Address

4. Appointment Scheduling Recommendations

Due to focused consultation hours (5:30 PM to 7:00 PM), prior appointment reservation via telephone or WhatsApp is strongly advised. Patients who need urgent hemodialysis, immediate inpatient admission, or acute ICU intervention during morning hours should report directly to Fortis Escorts Hospital (10:00 AM – 04:00 PM).

Medical Notice: The information presented on this page is for clinical education and patient guidance. Kidney disease, hypertension, and transplant regimens require individualized diagnostic evaluation, serum laboratory monitoring, and physician consultation. In acute emergencies, call 112 or visit the nearest tertiary emergency department.