Book Tetanus Treatment with Expert Doctors

Name	Speciality	Exp	Fee
Dr Vishvamitra R Tindwani (MBBS)	General practitioner	50 Y	₹ 599.00
Dr Noel Doss Lazarus (MBBS)	Ophthalmology	49 Y	₹ 300.00
Dr Juvvala Nageswara Rao (MBBS, Diploma in Public Health)	General practitioner	44 Y	₹ 299.00
Dr Vijaya Saradhi Nanduri (MBBS, MHSc (Diabetology))	Diabetologist	40 Y	₹ 399.00
Dr Manohar Ahuja (M.D., M.B.B.S., M.R.C.P.(UK), Nephrology & Internal Medicine)	Nephrology	40 Y	₹ 7,500.00
Dr Krishnan Shanmuganandan (MBBS, MD (Medicine), DNB (Medicine), Post Doc Fellow Rheumatology, EULAR certified (Rheumatology& Musculoskeletal ultrasound))	Rheumatology	39 Y	₹ 3,000.00
Dr Duggal Sukhvinder Singh (MBBS)	General practitioner	35 Y	₹ 1,000.00
Dr Jayanthi Ramani (DGO, MD (Obstetrics and Gynecology), MBBS)	Obstetrics gynecology	35 Y	₹ 259.00
Dr Sanjay Gopal Pingulkar (MBBS. General Physician)	General practitioner	35 Y	₹ 569.00
Dr Kummaraganti Venkateswarlu (MD)	Ophthalmology	35 Y	₹ 399.00

Name

Speciality

Exp

Fee

Dr Vishvamitra R Tindwani (MBBS)

General practitioner

50 Y

₹ 599.00

Dr Noel Doss Lazarus (MBBS)

Ophthalmology

49 Y

₹ 300.00

Dr Juvvala Nageswara Rao (MBBS, Diploma in Public Health)

General practitioner

44 Y

₹ 299.00

Dr Vijaya Saradhi Nanduri (MBBS, MHSc (Diabetology))

Diabetologist

40 Y

₹ 399.00

Dr Manohar Ahuja (M.D., M.B.B.S., M.R.C.P.(UK), Nephrology & Internal Medicine)

Nephrology

40 Y

₹ 7,500.00

Dr Krishnan Shanmuganandan (MBBS, MD (Medicine), DNB (Medicine), Post Doc Fellow Rheumatology, EULAR certified (Rheumatology& Musculoskeletal ultrasound))

Rheumatology

39 Y

₹ 3,000.00

Dr Duggal Sukhvinder Singh (MBBS)

General practitioner

35 Y

₹ 1,000.00

Dr Jayanthi Ramani (DGO, MD (Obstetrics and Gynecology), MBBS)

Obstetrics gynecology

35 Y

₹ 259.00

Dr Sanjay Gopal Pingulkar (MBBS. General Physician)

General practitioner

35 Y

₹ 569.00

Dr Kummaraganti Venkateswarlu (MD)

Ophthalmology

35 Y

₹ 399.00

FAQ’s about Tetanus

A twitch is a small, involuntary muscle contraction. Tetanus is a serious bacterial infection causing muscle stiffness and spasms, often starting in the jaw and neck.

You should get a tetanus shot within 48 hours after an injury. However, getting a shot within 10 days can still provide some protection. Always consult a doctor.

No, tetanus cannot heal on its own. It requires medical treatment. If untreated, it can be life-threatening.

Not necessarily. If you are up to date with your tetanus shots , you may not need one. For dirty or deep wounds, consult a doctor.

Cleaning a cut thoroughly with soap and water can reduce the risk of tetanus. However, it may not completely prevent it. A tetanus shot may still be needed for dirty or deep wounds.

Be concerned if you have a deep or dirty wound and it’s been more than few years since your last tetanus shot. Look for symptoms like jaw stiffness, muscle spasms, and difficulty swallowing.

High-risk wounds include deep punctures, animal bites, burns, crush injuries, and wounds contaminated with dirt, feces, or saliva.

Rust itself does not cause tetanus, but rusted objects can harbor the tetanus bacteria. Any puncture wound from a rusty object should be checked by a doctor.