Diabetes is the most prevalent metabolic condition wherein the body experiences high levels of blood sugar for a prolonged period. The increasing prevalence of Diabetes and related conditions, changing patient needs, and advanced technology led to a change in the approach to Diabetes care and management. The condition has seen a great increase in incidences over the past few decades with millions of patients across the country and the world. Diabetologists at Gleneagles Hospitals who are highly trained and skilled offer comprehensive care to the patients. The Department ensures that the patients get the best treatment available for Diabetes.

The Department identifies the requirements of the patients and prioritizes quality care so that the patients have access to a wide range of services offered. Employing state-of-the-art technology the Department seeks to bring complete Diabetic care under one roof while employing lifestyle and nutritional counseling as a component of the treatment.

The multidisciplinary team offers total care for patients with Diabetes such as managing Diabetic Foot Ulcers, Diabetic Nephropathy, Diabetic Retinopathy, and Diabetic Neuropathy.

Services offered by the department include the following:

• Screening programs to rule out Diabetes in the early stage
• Comprehensive Diabetic Checkup Package
• Detailed clinical assessments and management by Diabetologists
• Therapy for the Diabetic complications & managing emergency Diabetic disorders
• Dietetic and Nutrition department to guide you for a healthy living with Diabetes
• Education programs to increase awareness about Diabetes, its complications and prevention

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Symptoms of Diabetes

Consult your doctor if you are experiencing one or more of the following symptoms of Diabetes:

• Blurred vision
• Increased thirst
• Excessive hunger
• Increased frequency of urination
• Fatigue
• Abrupt and rapid weight loss
• Numbness in the hands or feet
• Delayed healing of wounds

Causes of Diabetes

Early detection of Diabetes helps prevent severe complications. Know the factors that may increase your risk of Diabetes.

• Family history of Diabetes
• Increasing age
• Being pregnant
• Taking certain medicines
• Physical inactivity and Obesity
• History of pancreatitis