General Physician · 2 years experience · English, Hindi
I am a General Physician with experience in managing a wide range of acute and chronic health conditions. My clinical interests include preventive healthcare, lifestyle disorders, women's health, diabetes, thyroid disorders, hypertension, nutritional deficiencies, and patient education. I am committed to providing evidence-based medical care while ensuring patients feel comfortable discussing their concerns openly. My Approach I believe that effective healthcare begins with listening. My approach focuses on understanding each patient's symptoms, medical history, lifestyle, and individual health goals before creating a treatment plan. I strive to explain medical conditions in clear, simple language so that patients can make informed decisions about their health with confidence. Areas of Interest Preventive & Lifestyle Medicine Diabetes & Hypertension Management Thyroid Disorders Women's Health Nutritional Deficiencies General Medicine Consultations Health Education & Patient Counsell
The Diabetes Series - Post #1 Diabetes: The Silent Disease That Often Has No Symptoms Many people think diabetes causes obvious symptoms. The truth is, many people feel completely normal for years. During this time, high blood sugar can slowly damage the eyes, kidneys, nerves and heart without causing pain. Some warning signs include: • Feeling very thirsty • Passing urine frequently • Feeling tired all the time • Blurred vision • Slow healing of wounds • Repeated skin or urine infections • Unexplained weight loss However, many people have none of these symptoms. You should consider getting your blood sugar checked if you: • Are over 35 years of age • Are overweight • Have a parent or sibling with diabetes • Have high blood pressure or high cholesterol • Had diabetes during pregnancy The good news is that diabetes can often be controlled well if it is detected early. A healthy diet, regular exercise and the right medicines can prevent many long-term complications. If you're unsure whether you should get tested, don't ignore it. A simple blood test can provide the answer. — Dr. Sanjli Gupta MBBS | General Physician
