Out-patient Service

The most common endocrine disorder globally. It is characterised by insulin resistance and progressive decline in beta cell function

Rare to rarest conditions with varying degree of genetic and environmental conditions influencing blood glucose metabolism 

Characteristically hyperglycaemia during pregnancy. Important step to intervene.

Mostly asymptotic Abnormally elevated Blood Pressure – otherwise called as silent killer. Manifests only as some complications like Stroke,  Myocardial infarction, Renal failure etc

Abnormally increased bad cholesterol( LDL)  and decreased good cholesterol ( HDL). In India we also have high TGL which is otherwise called as ugly cholesterol.

Increased or decreased thyroid function can lead to many complications which are nowadays second important endocrine disorder particularly in women.

 These are respiratory conditions which are chronic and debilitating when treated inadequately

 Common clinical condition mostly neglected by patients, unnoticed easily by doctors because of complex presentation

Gradual our rapid decline in kidney function. Needs meticulous monitoring as it presents asymptotically in initial stages

Gradual or rapid decline in liver functions with or without jaundice. Most important cause is alcohol, Nowadays happens in Diabetes also