Type 1 diabetes is an autoimmune condition where the body produces little or no insulin, usually starting in childhood or young adulthood. Type 2 diabetes involves insulin resistance and is more common in adults, often linked to lifestyle and genetic factors.
This depends on your treatment plan - some patients test daily, others use continuous glucose monitoring (CGM) for real-time tracking. Dr. Manisha will recommend a monitoring schedule suited to your condition.
In some early Type 2 diabetes cases, diet, exercise and weight management can be enough. Type 1 diabetes always requires insulin therapy. Your plan will be personalised to your diagnosis.
HbA1c reflects your average blood sugar over the past 2-3 months and is a key measure used to guide treatment decisions and track long-term control.
Yes, we offer insulin pump therapy initiation and continuous glucose monitoring support, including training and ongoing troubleshooting.
Fatigue, unexplained weight change, hair thinning, mood changes, temperature sensitivity and irregular periods can all signal a thyroid issue and are worth discussing with a doctor.
Thyroid function is assessed through blood tests including TSH, free T3 and free T4, and sometimes thyroid antibody testing.
For conditions like hypothyroidism, medication is often needed long-term, with the dose adjusted over time based on regular lab monitoring.
Most thyroid nodules are benign. Ultrasound and, if needed, a biopsy help determine whether further treatment is required.
Yes, both an overactive and underactive thyroid can affect fertility and pregnancy, which is why thyroid health is closely monitored in these situations.
Irregular periods, acne, excess hair growth, weight gain and difficulty conceiving are common signs of PCOS, though presentation varies between individuals.
There is no single cure, but PCOS symptoms can be very effectively managed long-term through a combination of lifestyle changes and medical treatment.
Not always - many women with PCOS conceive successfully with the right treatment and monitoring.
Our menopause clinic offers guidance on symptom relief, hormone therapy where appropriate, and long-term monitoring of bone and heart health.
If you notice persistent fatigue, irregular cycles, unexplained weight change or mood changes, a hormonal work-up can help identify the underlying cause.
Growth concerns can be evaluated at any age - the earlier a delay is identified, the more effectively it can usually be addressed.
No referral is required. You can book a pediatric consultation directly for growth, thyroid, diabetes or puberty-related concerns.
It is a well-established treatment used under close medical supervision when clinically indicated, with regular monitoring throughout treatment.
Yes, thyroid disorders can occur in children and are diagnosed and managed with the same care and monitoring as in adults, adjusted for age.
With family-inclusive education, insulin therapy tailored to the child's routine, and close support for parents and caregivers.
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Please bring any prior lab reports, a list of current medications, and a brief summary of your symptoms or concerns.
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Yes, Dr. Manisha is a Consultant Adult & Pediatric Endocrinologist and sees patients of all ages.
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