We welcome you to the Department of Diabetology and Endocrinology of Pawar Multispeciality Hospital, Pune. Diabetes is a raging epidemic hitting hundreds of millions of people globally. India has more than 67 million diabetic patients, far and away the most significant quantity in the world.

Doctors at Pawar Multispeciality Hospital have treated thousands of patients recover healthy lifestyles through modern technologies and therapies.

What is Diabetes?

It is a disease in which the patient's body is incapable of producing and storing glucose (sugar) correctly. Glucose reverses up in the bloodstream — making one’s blood glucose (blood sugar) to grow too high.

There are two types of diabetes as type 1 (formerly called juvenile-onset or insulin-dependent) diabetes, and Type 2 (formerly called adult-onset or non-insulin-dependent) diabetes.

Symptoms of Diabetes

People with diabetes frequently experience the following specific symptoms:

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Treatments on Diabetes

Everyone with type 1 diabetes and type 2 diabetes needs to take insulin injections.

• Type 2 diabetes require oral agents to support their bodies generate more insulin and use the insulin it is manufacturing better.
• Type 2 diabetes can control disease without medication by an appropriate meal plan and enough physical activity.

What other problems can diabetes cause?

Poorly controlled diabetes can lead to a multitude of long-term complications such as:

• Heart Attacks
• Blindness
• Kidney failure
• Blood vessel disease
• Amputation
• Nerve damage
• Impotence in men

How to Prevent Diabetes?

Type 1 diabetes is not preventable. However, healthy lifestyle alternatives may help to treat prediabetes, type 2 diabetes and gestational diabetes can help to prevent them:

• Eat Healthy Foods
• Do more physical activity for 30 minutes.
• Ride your bicycle, swim laps.
• Lose excess weight.
• Don't lose weight during pregnancy.
• Have your blood sugar check-ups at least once a year.

Facilities Available

Type 1 diabetes is not preventable. However, healthy lifestyle alternatives may help to treat prediabetes, type 2 diabetes and gestational diabetes can help to prevent them:

• Short Synacthen test
• Extended GTT
• Water Deprivation Test
• Glucose Suppressed Growth Hormone
• Overnight Dexamethasone Suppression Test
• Low Dose Dexamethasone Suppression Test
• Clonidine Stimulation Test
• Glucagon Stimulation Test
• GNRH Stimulation Test

Post Treatment Precautions

• Take medicine as directed.
• Check blood sugar level as directed.
• Wear medical alarm jewellery or carry a card that says you have diabetes.
• Check feet each day for soreness
• Wear shoes and socks of proper fitting.
• Do not trim your toenails.
• Maintain a good weight
• Plan meal to keep blood sugar level steady.
• Eat low-fat foods (skinless chicken, low-fat milk).
• Eat less sodium (salt).
• Eat high-fiber foods, such as vegetables, and whole grain bread.