Treatments in Gachibowli, Hyderabad
Treatment for diabetes, weight, thyroid, blood pressure, cholesterol and other medical conditions at Boston Diabetes Center, chosen and individualized for each patient’s diagnosis and history.
Treatment for medical and metabolic conditions
Medical weight loss with semaglutide (Ozempic) and tirzepatide (Mounjaro)
Prescription weight-loss medicines for adults with obesity, or overweight with a related health condition, after an individual assessment and alongside diet and activity.
Type 2 diabetes treatment
Tablets, weekly injections and insulin chosen for your blood sugar, heart, kidneys and weight, with regular follow-up.
Fatty liver (MASLD) treatment
Checks for liver scarring, weight and diet targets, and medicines for those who need them.
Hypothyroidism treatment
Thyroid hormone replacement with levothyroxine, with the dose adjusted to your blood tests.
Hyperthyroidism treatment
Medicines to calm an overactive thyroid, with referral for other treatment options when needed.
Hypertension (high blood pressure) treatment
Blood pressure targets, medicines and home monitoring to protect the heart, brain and kidneys.
High cholesterol treatment
Cholesterol and triglyceride control with diet and medicines such as statins, based on your heart risk.
Gout and high uric acid treatment
Fast relief for gout attacks and medicines that lower uric acid below 6 mg/dL to prevent new ones.
Anaemia treatment
Finding the cause of anaemia, with iron tablets or infusions, vitamin B12 and other treatment as needed.
Vitamin D deficiency treatment
Testing when it is useful and safe vitamin D3 replacement, avoiding unsupervised high doses.
Vitamin B12 deficiency treatment
B12 tablets or injections for low B12 from diet, long-term metformin or poor absorption.
Prediabetes treatment
Weight, activity and diet changes, and metformin for some, to stop or delay type 2 diabetes.
Metabolic syndrome care
Lowering the combined risk of waist weight, blood pressure, sugar and cholesterol.
PCOS and insulin resistance care
Metabolic care for PCOS: glucose, weight and cholesterol, with gynaecology for periods and fertility.
Fever and infection treatment
Viral fever, dengue, typhoid, malaria and urine infections: the right tests and treatment.
Acid reflux and gastritis treatment
Heartburn and stomach pain, H. pylori testing and treatment, and referral for a scope when needed.
Asthma and COPD treatment
Controller inhalers, inhaler technique, action plans and vaccines.
Preventive health check-ups
Physician-led screening chosen for your age and risks, with every result explained.
Diabetic kidney disease care
Kidney-protective medicines, blood pressure control and regular kidney tests.
Osteoporosis and bone health
Fracture-risk assessment, bone density scans through partner facilities and treatment when needed.
Diabetes treatments, tests and technology
DPN Check nerve conduction testing
Diabetic peripheral neuropathy is nerve damage caused by prolonged high blood sugar, and it very often develops silently — many patients have measurable nerve involvement well before they notice numbness, tingling, or pain. Because symptoms can lag behind the underlying nerve damage, I recommend objective nerve testing as part of routine diabetes care, not only once symptoms appear, since earlier detection gives us a better chance to slow progression and protect your feet.
Continuous Glucose Monitoring (CGM)
CGM adds context to a glucose reading: where it is now, which direction it is moving, and what happens between checks. The aim is to understand patterns and agree on practical changes with your care team, rather than react to every fluctuation.
Insulin therapy
Insulin therapy replaces or supplements the insulin your body can't make or use effectively. If you have type 1 diabetes, you need insulin from diagnosis because your body makes little or none of its own — it isn't optional and isn't related to how well you manage your condition. If you have type 2, gestational, or autoimmune (LADA) diabetes, insulin is added when other measures aren't keeping your blood glucose in an acceptable range, or occasionally started early if glucose is very high at diagnosis. Needing insulin is not a sign of failure or a last resort — it's one of several evidence-based tools, and the regimen is individualized to you rather than applied as a fixed protocol.
GLP-1 based therapy (semaglutide/tirzepatide)
GLP-1 receptor agonists — semaglutide and tirzepatide — are prescription medicines used for type 2 diabetes and, for some patients, weight management. They work through the body's own gut-hormone signaling, not by "tricking" the body, and they're used alongside lifestyle measures, not instead of them. Whether one is right for you depends on an individualized assessment — this isn't a blanket or first-line recommendation for everyone with diabetes or excess weight.
Iron therapy
Iron therapy treats iron-deficiency anemia specifically — not anemia in general — using oral iron for most patients and IV iron for particular situations, such as intolerance, poor absorption, ongoing losses, or when faster correction is needed. Before starting treatment, the cause matters as much as the diagnosis: unexplained iron deficiency sometimes points to a bleeding source that needs its own evaluation, so treatment isn't just about raising a blood count.
Diabetic foot ulcer wound care
Diabetic foot ulcers develop where reduced sensation (from nerve damage) and reduced blood flow (from vascular disease) combine with ongoing pressure on the foot — often on an area that can no longer feel the damage being done. Healing depends on several things working together: taking pressure off the wound, treating any infection, supporting circulation, and appropriate wound care — not on dressings alone, and not on any single treatment by itself.
Facilities & day-care services
- Diagnostic lab facility
- On-site pharmacy
- IV fluids
- IV medications
- Iron injections
IV treatments and iron injections are provided following a medical assessment. Contact the practice for availability and appointment details.