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Dr. Navneet Arora - Associate Consultant

Dr. NAVNEET ARORA

Principal Consultant - INFECTIOUS DISEASE

MD (Internal Medicine), FGID (Infectious Disease)

Paras Health Panchkula

About Dr. Navneet Arora

Dr. Navneet Arora is a distinguished medical professional with extensive expertise in Internal Medicine and specialized knowledge in the field of Infectious Diseases. He is an experienced consultant in Infectious Diseases in the tricity. Dr Arora has been associated with institutes like PGI-Chandigarh where he completed his senior residency and Goverment Medical Colleg & Hospital (GMCH) Sector 32 Chandigarh, where he worked as an Assistant Professor. His specialty training in Infectious Disease is from Christian Medical College (CMC) Vellor. He is a top-rated, skilled, and trusted healthcare provider in Tricity & provides quality healthcare.Dr.Arora's expertise extends to addressing complex medical issues such as Fever, pneumonia (Lung Infection), skin and soft tissue infections, urinary tract infections (UTI), transplant infections, and adult vaccination, ensuring holistic and specialized care for his patients. As one of the top-rated medical professionals, he provides patient-centered and compassionate healthcare services.


Specialization and Expertise:

  • Infectious Diseases
  • Fever
  • Viral Infections (Dengue, Covid, H1N1)
  • Lung Infections (Pneumonia)
  • Urine Infection (UTI)
  • HIV
  • TB (Tuberculosis)
  • Sexually Transmitted Infections (STI/STDs)


Awards and Recognitions:

  • Topper of Karnataka State (RGUHS Bengaluru) and the best outgoing resident (2018)
  • Recognised by MoHFW as a COVID warrior during COVID pandemic 2020-2022 during his tenure in PGI-Chandigarh

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