Diabetes and thyroid care, with the investigations they depend on. Most of them happen at the clinic rather than being referred out.
The four things most people come in about.
Type 1, type 2 and gestational diabetes — diagnosed properly, then managed by the numbers rather than by guesswork.
Done at the clinicHypothyroidism, hyperthyroidism, nodules and thyroid disease in pregnancy.
Done at the clinicPolycystic ovary syndrome is a metabolic condition that shows up as a gynaecological one.
Done at the clinicMedical weight management, with the thresholds that apply to Indian bodies rather than the ones printed on a Western chart.
Done at the clinicWhat a consultation actually involves, and how much of it is done on site rather than sent elsewhere.
Nerve damage takes away the pain that would have told you something was wrong.
Done at the clinicA plan built from what your household already cooks.
Diabetes, thyroid, lipid, kidney and liver panels drawn and processed at the clinic.
Done at the clinicHeart disease is the commonest cause of death in people with diabetes, and it frequently arrives without the classic chest pain — nerve damage blunts the warning.
Done at the clinicDiabetic retinopathy causes no pain, no redness and no blurring until it is advanced — and by the time vision changes, some of the damage is permanent.
Call +91 8297822222. The clinic answers 9 AM - 9 PM — there is no online booking form to wrestle with.
Previous reports, your current medicines, recent blood results and your glucose meter readings if you use one.
History, examination and a look at whatever you have brought. Expect questions about how you actually eat and sleep, not just the numbers.
Bloods, ECG, 2D Echo and TMT are done at the clinic, so this is usually the same visit rather than another appointment. Retinal screening is the one that is booked with an eye specialist.
Medication, diet and the specific things to watch — written down, and adjusted at follow-up rather than fixed for good.
No online booking to wrestle with — the clinic answers the phone 9 AM - 9 PM, and WhatsApp is read the same day.
Not an emergency service. For a medical emergency, go to the nearest hospital.
Conditions treated
Care and diagnostics