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Dr. Harsh Parekh

Endocrinologist
15 years experience overall
 
2500 Consultation fee at clinic

Dr. Madhur G Maheshwari

Endocrinologist
12 years experience overall
  
2000 Consultation fee at clinic

Dr. Sneha Kothari

Endocrinologist
20 years experience overall
  
1850 Consultation fee at clinic

Dr. Shivangi Singh

Endocrinologist
20 years experience overall

Dr. Johann Varghese

Endocrinologist
5 years experience overall
  
2500 Consultation fee at clinic

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Dr. Rohit Barnabas

Endocrinologist
13 years experience overall
  
2000 Consultation fee at clinic

Dr. Altamash Shaikh

Endocrinologist
26 years experience overall
  
300 Consultation fee at clinic

Dr. Sweta Budyal

Endocrinologist
13 years experience overall
  
2000 Consultation fee at clinic

Dr. Anurag Ranjan Lila

Endocrinologist
21 years experience overall
  
1100 Consultation fee at clinic
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Dr. Sudhindra Kulkarni

Endocrinologist
29 years experience overall
  
1500 Consultation fee at clinic

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Who is an Endocrinologist?

An Endocrinologist is a specially trained medical professional who is qualified to diagnose and treat medical conditions that affect endocrine glands. They also diagnose and treat hormonal imbalances in the endocrine glands that consist of the thyroid, adrenal, ovaries, testes, pancreas, and pituitary.


What are the qualifications of an Endocrinologist?

A 5-year medical degree [MBBS] that is recognized by the General Medical Council and a 2-year foundation course of general training are the basic requirements for an individual to be a doctor. However, following are the specialties or extra qualifications required to be an Endocrinologist:

  • Post Graduate Diploma in Endocrinology
  • FRCP - Endocrinology
  • MSc. - Endocrinology & Diabetes
  • MCh - Endocrine Surgery
  • CCT - Endocrinology and Diabetes Mellitus
  • Diplomate in Endocrinology, Diabetes, and Metabolism
  • DM - Endocrinology
  • DNB - Endocrinology, Diabetes, Metabolism
  • MRCP (UK)
  • Fellow of American College of Endocrinology(FACE)
  • MD - (Medicine - Endocrinology)
  • PhD - Endocrinology & Metabolism


Do hypothyroidism occur in newborns?

Hypothyroidism occurs in about 1 in 4,000 newborns. It may be transient for a few days or a few hours. It occurs due to the intake of antithyroid drugs by the mother during pregnancy. The majority of neonatal hypothyroidism leads to permanent hypothyroidism. 


What medical conditions can an Endocrinologist treat?

An Endocrinologist can diagnose and treat the following medical conditions and disorders:

  • Adrenal disorders
  • Hypoglycemia
  • Metabolic syndrome
  • Grave’s disease
  • Addison’s disease
  • Low testosterone
  • Acromegaly
  • Hypothyroidism
  • Goiters
  • Turner syndrome
  • Obesity
  • Diabetes
  • Hashimoto’s thyroiditis


Does an Endocrinologist treat osteoporosis?

Yes, an Endocrinologist can diagnose and prescribe the appropriate medication for osteoporosis. Most of the females whose age group is above 50 may suffer from osteoporosis. This occurs after menopause in females due to the decrease in estrogen levels. If the symptoms cannot subside then the Endocrinologist will refer to the orthopedic consultant for advanced therapies. 


What are the nutritional recommendations for diabetic adults?

If an individual is diabetic or prone to diabetic, then one should follow nutritional recommendations such as:

  • Low carbohydrate diet
  • Fructose is preferred over sucrose or starch
  • Protein diet
  • Minimal fat foods consumption
  • Sodium intake
  • Dietary fiber, vegetables, whole grains, fruits, etc.
  • Non-nutrient sweeteners
  • Vitamins and antioxidants are not advised


Can increased calcium levels in the body be harmful?

Yes, increased calcium levels in the body are harmful. This leads to kidney stone formation, disabilities of bone, pancreatic tumors, and constipation. The average amount of calcium intake should be 1,000 mg per day for women below 50 years and men below 70 years.

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