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Dr Debanjan Mukherjee

Dr Debanjan Mukherjee

Gastroenterologist

48 Suman villa, ground floor, Tulsidham complex, north side, 6th, Jessore Rd, Bangur, Block A, Lake Town, Kolkata, West Bengal 700055

Listed on Google as "Dr. Debanjan Mukherjee | Gastroenterologist Doctor in Kolkata"

+91 82408 29662

Dr Debanjan Mukherjee, gastroenterologist in Lake Town, Kolkata

Dr Debanjan Mukherjee is a gastroenterologist practising in Lake Town, Kolkata. Gastroenterology covers acidity, IBS, fatty liver, hepatitis, endoscopy. Google rating 4.7 from 107 reviews.

Specialty
Gastroenterologist
Google rating
4.7 (107)
Hours
10:00 AM to 9:00 PM

What is Dr Debanjan Mukherjee's consultation fee?

Dr Debanjan Mukherjee does not publish a consultation fee on a page we could read. Call the clinic on +91 82408 29662 or send the appointment request on this page and ask for the fee.

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Clinic and hours

  • Address48 Suman villa, ground floor, Tulsidham complex, north side, 6th, Jessore Rd, Bangur, Block A, Lake Town, Kolkata, West Bengal 700055
  • Phone+91 82408 29662
  • Hours (Google)Monday: 10:00 AM - 9:00 PMTuesday: 10:00 AM - 9:00 PMWednesday: 10:00 AM - 9:00 PMThursday: 10:00 AM - 9:00 PMFriday: 10:00 AM - 9:00 PMSaturday: 10:00 AM - 9:00 PMSunday: 10:00 AM - 9:00 PM
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What Google reviewers say

★★★★★ Krishna Kamal Das, 3 months ago

I had severe acidity, but did not know that it was because of fatty liver grade2. Dr Mukherjee is a very kind helpful dr and a researcher in true sense. He reached to the root cause of my problem. Great diagnosis. The wonderful medicines labcyte lyyvex migaro seaa2 completely cured my fatty liver gr2 in 6 months. ...

★★★★★ Trishani Poddar, 3 months ago

Proper cure or fatty liver and associated problems. I have successfully came across Grade 1 liver from Grade 3 under his medication that included Migaro, Livex ,Labcyte and some more Medicines were purely effective and without side effects. Great diagnosis and cure.

★★★★★ Mohinee Dey, 3 months ago

An exceptional doctor he is! He was helpful throughout my recovery period. He advised me anytime I needed. His medicines fixed my liver issues and the reports changed to normal within a month! Thank you so much doctor! Much recommended!

★★★★★ Sinu Rao, 2 months ago

Recently, I had severe stomach pain and constipation. Dr. Debanjan Mukherjee's treatment provided significant relief, and I started feeling much better. He is kind, attentive, and explains everything clearly. I highly recommend him to anyone looking for an experienced and caring doctor.

Reviews are from Google and belong to their authors. 4.7 (107 Google reviews) as of October 2026. Reviews describe one patient's experience, not clinical quality.

FAQs

What is Dr Debanjan Mukherjee's consultation fee?

Dr Debanjan Mukherjee does not publish a consultation fee on a page we could read. Call the clinic on +91 82408 29662 or send the appointment request on this page and ask for the fee.

Where does Dr Debanjan Mukherjee practise?

Dr Debanjan Mukherjee practises at 48 Suman villa, ground floor, Tulsidham complex, north side, 6th, Jessore Rd, Bangur, Block A, Lake Town, Kolkata, West Bengal 700055. Google lists the clinic as open 10:00 AM to 9:00 PM on weekdays.

Is Dr Debanjan Mukherjee registered with the NMC?

The registration has not been matched on the Indian Medical Register yet. Ask the clinic for the registration number and verify it at nmc.org.in.

What does a gastroenterologist treat?

Gastroenterology covers acidity, IBS, fatty liver, hepatitis, endoscopy. Dr Debanjan Mukherjee is listed as a gastroenterologist.

How do I book an appointment with Dr Debanjan Mukherjee?

Call +91 82408 29662, or use the appointment request on this page; it goes to the clinic, which replies by phone or email. Carry old reports and a list of current medicines.