What is Diabetology?
Diabetology is the branch of medicine that focuses on the diagnosis, treatment, and long-term management of diabetes and related metabolic disorders. At BMH, our Diabetology Department offers comprehensive care to help you manage blood sugar levels, prevent complications, and live a healthier life.
Our diabetologists work closely with dietitians, ophthalmologists, cardiologists, and other specialists to ensure holistic diabetes care tailored to your lifestyle and medical needs.
Conditions We Treat
Our expert team provides individualized care plans for patients with various types of diabetes and associated conditions.
We focus on early diagnosis, lifestyle changes, medication management, and regular monitoring to help you stay in control of your health.
- Type 1 and Type 2 Diabetes
- Gestational Diabetes
- Insulin resistance & pre-diabetes
- Diabetic foot care & neuropathy
- Weight and metabolic disorder management
Why Choose Us?
Our Diabetology Department emphasizes personalized and preventive care to help you live better with diabetes.
- Experienced diabetologists & endocrine experts
- Continuous glucose monitoring & HbA1c testing
- Lifestyle and diet counseling
- Foot care, retinal checks & nerve evaluations
- Patient education for self-management
Diabetes Care Programs
We offer structured programs to help you monitor and manage diabetes effectively, avoid complications, and improve quality of life.
- Comprehensive diabetes checkup packages
- Nutrition and fitness plans
- Insulin therapy & oral medications
- Routine eye, kidney, and foot screening
- Regular health coaching and follow-ups
Empowering You to Live Well with Diabetes
At BMH, we believe diabetes care should be proactive and patient-centered. Our Diabetology Department offers ongoing support, education, and medical excellence to help you take charge of your health every day.
Common symptoms include increased thirst, frequent urination, unexplained weight loss, fatigue, slow healing of wounds, and blurred vision. Early detection is key to effective management.
This depends on your treatment plan. Patients on insulin may need to check multiple times a day, while others may monitor daily or weekly. Your doctor will guide you based on your condition.
While Type 1 diabetes requires lifelong management, Type 2 diabetes can often be reversed or well-controlled through lifestyle changes, weight management, and medications. Regular monitoring is essential.