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Dr. Mahendra Kumar Sharma
Senior Consultant Urologist, Yatharth Hospital, Noida, UP
“My clinical experience of phage therapy showed significant effectiveness in 15 patients with prostatitis. Patients received phages orally, intravesically or per rectally.
Clinical effectiveness observed by doing two DRE (Digital Rectal Examination) and EPS (Expressed Prostatic Secretion) cultures post phage therapy.”

Dr. Sony Mehta
Consultant Urologist, Hinduja Hospital, Mumbai
“My experience of phage therapy is with 3 patients presenting with prostatitis, urethritis and UTI. After multiple antibiotics, symptoms showed partial improvements, with relapse within few weeks of completing course. The side effects from the multiple antibiotics courses were intolerable.
Patient was then suggested phage therapy. We followed the prescription from the urologist at the Eliava clinic. Patient was quickly into remission with many symptoms resolving over 3 months.”

Dr. Vijil Rahulan
Chief, Transplant Pulmonology, KIMS Hospital, Hyderabad
“We have used phages in our post Bilateral Lung Transplantation patient with chronic MDR Pseudomonas airway colonisation leading to recurrent airway narrowing and cough.
Use of phages decreased bacterial colony count in BAL, decreased the frequency of airway narrowing therefore improving FeV1, 6 minutes walk distance and functional capacity.
We haven’t see any complications during course of therapy.”

Dr. Mayank Jain
Consultant, Urology, Fortis Escorts Hospital, Delhi
“I was associated with Vitalis Phage Therapy and Dr Dangs Lab for two years for consulting and conducting testing for chronic prostatitis patients opting for phage therapy between 2023 and 2025.
Over 100 patients of chronic prostatitis used oral, intravesical and rectal phages. Follow up EPS volume and white blood cell count improved in >75% patients, and most of them had near complete resolution of their pelvic pain and significant reduction in LUTS, without any side effects of phage therapy.”
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