MBBS, MS, MCh | Interventional Vascular | Jeeva Clinic, Theni

Every limb that can be saved, must be saved.

நாளங்கள் நலமாக்கப்படும்.

Dr. A. Srinivasan is an interventional vascular surgeon in Theni who treats diabetic foot conditions, varicose veins, blood-flow related leg pain, and non-healing wounds at Jeeva Clinic.

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Dr. A. Srinivasan

Interventional Vascular & Diabetic Foot Surgeon

About Dr. A. Srinivasan

"I chose vascular surgery because too many people were losing limbs that could have been saved."

Dr. A. Srinivasan practices vascular surgery at Jeeva Clinic in Theni. His focus has always been on one principle: explore every possibility before considering amputation.

Many patients come to him after being told elsewhere that amputation is their only option. In a significant number of these cases, vascular reconstruction, angioplasty, or proper wound management has been able to save the limb.

He treats patients with diabetic foot complications, varicose veins, peripheral arterial disease, deep vein thrombosis, and non-healing wounds. He believes in explaining every condition and treatment option clearly, so patients and their families can make informed decisions.

Training & Credentials

Madurai Medical College

Medical, surgical, and vascular surgery training

Interventional Vascular Specialist

MBBS

Medical foundation

General Surgery

MCh

Vascular Surgery

MBBS Reg. No. 106312 Vascular Society of India: VSI 565

Early vascular assessment can change the treatment path. If you have diabetes, a non-healing wound, leg pain while walking, visible varicose veins, or a recommendation for amputation, bring your reports and get the circulation checked.

Conditions We Treat

Are you or a family member dealing with any of these?

If any of these sound familiar, a consultation can help clarify your options. Many conditions are treatable when caught early.

Diabetic Foot Problems

Non-healing ulcers, blackened toes, numbness, or infections in the feet. If you have diabetes and notice any changes in your feet, early treatment is critical.

Common in: Diabetes patients over 50

Varicose Veins

Swollen, twisted veins visible under the skin, often with pain, heaviness, or itching in the legs. Modern treatments are minimally invasive with quick recovery.

Treated with: Laser, Sclerotherapy, RF ablation

Leg Pain While Walking

Pain, cramping, or tiredness in the legs during walking that goes away with rest. This is often a sign of Peripheral Arterial Disease (blocked arteries in the legs).

Diagnosis: Doppler ultrasound, ABI test

Non-Healing Wounds

Wounds on the legs or feet that have not healed for weeks or months despite treatment. Poor blood circulation is often the underlying cause.

Often linked to: Diabetes, arterial disease

Told You Need Amputation?

If another doctor has recommended amputation, it is worth getting a second opinion. In many cases, vascular surgery can restore blood flow and save the limb.

Seek: A vascular surgeon's evaluation first

Swollen or Discolored Legs

Persistent swelling, skin discoloration, or heaviness in the legs can indicate Deep Vein Thrombosis or chronic venous insufficiency. Early screening helps prevent complications.

Screening: Doppler ultrasound

Patient Education

Understand the warning signs before they become urgent

Use these starting points to decide when to call the clinic or bring your reports for a vascular opinion.

Diabetic foot warning signs

Numbness, wounds, color change, infection, or blackened toes.

Varicose vein treatment options

When pain, swelling, heaviness, or itching needs evaluation.

Second opinion before amputation

Why circulation assessment matters before a final decision.

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Common reasons patients seek a vascular opinion

A wound is not healing

A leg or foot wound that stays open for weeks needs blood-flow assessment.

Leg pain while walking

Pain that improves with rest can point to circulation problems in the legs.

Visible varicose veins

Bulging veins with heaviness, itching, swelling, or pain should be checked.

A second opinion is needed

Bring reports when amputation or a major procedure has been suggested.

Your First Visit

What to expect when you come to Jeeva Clinic

Book your appointment

Call the clinic or send a WhatsApp message with your preferred date and time. We will confirm your slot.

Bring your medical records

If you have previous test reports, prescriptions, or scans, please bring them. This helps the doctor understand your history quickly.

Consultation and examination

Dr. A. Srinivasan will examine you, may perform a Doppler ultrasound if needed, and explain the findings and treatment options clearly.

Clear treatment plan

You will leave with a clear understanding of your condition, the recommended treatment, expected timeline, and costs. No pressure, no rush.

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Common Questions

Questions patients often ask

Diabetic foot occurs when diabetes damages nerves and blood vessels in the feet. This leads to loss of sensation, ulcers, and infections. Without proper blood flow, wounds do not heal and can lead to gangrene. Early vascular assessment and treatment can prevent these complications and save the limb.

Yes. Modern treatments like endovenous laser ablation, radiofrequency ablation, and sclerotherapy are minimally invasive. Most patients go home the same day with minimal discomfort. The approach depends on the severity of the condition, which is assessed during consultation.

In many cases, yes. If blood flow to the affected limb can be restored through angioplasty, stenting, or bypass surgery, the tissue can heal. The key is early consultation with a vascular surgeon. The sooner the blood flow is assessed, the better the chances of saving the limb.

Many patients travel from Madurai, Dindigul, Cumbum, and other districts for treatment. For complex cases, a vascular surgeon's evaluation can make a significant difference in outcomes. You can send your reports via WhatsApp for an initial assessment before visiting.

Bring any previous medical reports, blood test results, scans, and a list of medications you are currently taking. If you have diabetes, bring your recent HbA1c and sugar level reports. This helps the doctor assess your condition faster.

Contact

Jeeva Clinic, Theni

Address

Edamal Street, Opp to Nadar Saraswathy School,
Theni, Tamil Nadu 625531

Phone

+91 99625 05662

Message on WhatsApp

You can also send your reports for an initial assessment

Clinic Hours

Monday - Saturday: 10:00 AM - 1:00 PM, 5:00 PM - 8:00 PM

Sunday: By appointment only