Hi! There,

It is nice to meet you. The very fact that you have visited our page shows that you are ready to make a change in your lifestyle particularly health. Welcome aboard!

If you are searching for an information which is meaningful to you, then you have visited the right page. You must have several questions on your mind, whether you are a newly diagnosed diabetic or searching for a credible information for you family member or a friend. Swati and her team have an expertise in diabetes. The team assists you in providing a comprehensive care to manage your condition. Swati is passionate about educating people on Diabetes, to teach them how to prevent it or manage it better. We have numerous services to assist you with. Swati assists people from screening for diabetes, pre-diabetes, gestational diabetes, polycystic ovaries and insulin management and more.

Swati is on a mission to screen over “one lakh Indians” through her campaign to prevent diabetes. “Diabesity” often known as a combination for diabetes combined with obesity is growing like an epidemic across the world. Diabesity is increasing because our eating habits are changing. We have to control this now!

So, let me tell you the story of glucose and weight gain! Glucose also known as sugar is stored in our body as glycogen. Yes, our bodies stores glucose as “glycogen” in the liver and muscle, and as triglycerides as fat throughout the body. So, now you know that it is not only fat which increase weight, it is sugar too. Have you tried to lose weight before? Your body burns this glycogen in the initial days or weeks. When it utilise glycogen, it release water too. No wonder why some people lose 2kgs more in the first few weeks of weight loss as compared to weeks after!! So fat and sugar both are important nutrients which we need to cosndier while managing Diabetes.

Let us educate you, so that you can educate others around you.

Eye, Kidney & Feet care for Diabetes

The longer you have diabetes the more you need to look after yourself. Blood vessels which a small can get affected by these high sugars and effect eyes, feet and kidneys.

Diabetic retinopathy is the most common cause of blindness under the age of 60 and is a common complication of diabetes. It occurs when tiny blood vessels within the retina (the light-sensitive area at the back of the eye) break and leak blood, obscuring vision. Reduction in blood supply to your eyes can cause lack of vision. We provide a comprehensive diabetes management plan where you can get your eye photos checked along with regularly visit your optometrist.

Have you experienced or heard from your known – how difficult it is for your injury to heel when you have high blood sugar level? Think about having that sore feet or an injury which is left unnoticed for days. You could aggravating your condition.  When you have reduced blood supply to your feet, you do not notice any injury and soreness. Lack of supply of blood to your feet can also lead to feet deformities affecting your body balance, ulcerations etc. People complain of “burning feet at night or them say that their feet is on fire”. It is a burning sensation in your feet due to nerve damage from diabetes.

You could take simple steps at home and identify and prevent these complications.

Kidneys- We provide appropriate referral to recommend to Nephrologists or Endocrinologists after blood tests.

Swati provides appropriate referrals and diagnostic plan for you to look after your health. Through her yearly diabetes care plan you can reach out to optometrist, podiatrist and a nephrologist.

Pre- Diabetes screening

With the help of diabetes screening tools we screen at risk patients with diabetes and assist people reverse pre-diabetes. With the help of our medical team…

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Polycystic Ovarian Disease

PCOD or PCOS is most often diagnosed in teen years, when young women experience irregular and unpredictable periods. Insulin resistance is the most contributing factor.

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Gestation Diabetes Mellitus

Excessive weight gain, obesity, family history and ethnicity are some of the contributing factors for this well characterized disease impacting pregnant women around the world.

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Glucose Monitoring at Home

Diabetes is growing as an epidemic in India. More than 62 million diabetic individuals are currently being diagnosed for the condition. This puts India on a global map for diabetes.

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Continuous Glucose Monitoring System

Glucose monitoring has got easier with the help of technology now. Did you know you can monitor your glucose over 24 hours instead of measuring it only at one?

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Insulin management

Insulin is a hormone produced by pancreas whose role is to ensure that blood glucose values are maintained in the range of 70mg/dl- 140mg/dl.

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