Dr Neelesh Goyal is a senior internal medicine specialist in east delh…read morei with an experience of over 25 years in diagnosing and managing a wide range of medical disorders. He has a special interest in prolonged fevers,critically sick patients on life support systems, poorly controlled diabetes, asthma issues, thyroid disorders and weight management, medical disorders in pregnancy including infections,hypertension and diabetes , heart and chest diseases. His emphasis and guidance on living a healthy life with aggressive counselling sessions to quit smoking and alcohol has changed the lives of scores of his patients.His efforts to bring patients to exercise and diet management has led many patients to beat diabetes, obesity and hypertension and he leads by his own example.
He is MD in internal medicine from the Prestigious Pt. B D Sharma Pgimer, Haryana where he studied medicine under the benevolent guidance of world leaders in their respective fields like prof inderbeer singh, Prof SKS Marya, Prof S Srivastav, Prof BC Bansal to name only a few. He is a certified critical care provider from indian Society Of Critical Care Medicine. Teaching DNB students, attending and chairing academic sessions at reputed conferences is his passion as is reading and keeping abreast with the latest medical knowledge via journals ,textbooks etc. He uses upto date software ( widely used in the united states) extensively as a point of care utility by making the treatment more rational and evidence based.
Over the years he has been associated with national heart institute, BL Kapoor Memorial Hospital ,Apollo Hospital, Pushpanjali Group Of Hospitals in various capacities and now as senior consultant with Max Group Of Superspeciality Hospitals working at Max Superspeciality Vaishali , maintaing a formidable reputation of a centre of excellence where the patient can expect to receive the best of attention and care from all specialities round the clock.
He is available for consultations at his own centre Medical And Gyne clinic.read less