Hormone Harmony, Healthy Living!
Type 2 Diabetes Mellitus (T2DM) is a chronic metabolic disorder. It affects how your body processes glucose. Unlike Type 1, it usually develops in adults. However, an increasing number of young people are now being diagnosed in urban cities like Mumbai.
This condition occurs when the body becomes insulin-resistant. Over time, the pancreas fails to produce enough insulin. Without proper care, it can lead to severe complications like kidney damage, heart disease, and vision loss.
Mumbai, with its fast-paced lifestyle and changing food habits, has seen a sharp rise in diabetes cases. Sedentary jobs, high-carb diets, and lack of exercise contribute heavily. Stress, pollution, and poor sleep also worsen insulin sensitivity.
According to recent health surveys, nearly 1 in 5 adults in Mumbai may be diabetic or prediabetic. Early detection and lifestyle modification are critical to control the disease.
Dr. Ankan Jha, a DM in Endocrinology from Nair Hospital, Mumbai, specializes in treating hormonal disorders, especially diabetes. With years of experience and evidence-based practice, he has helped thousands manage their sugar levels effectively.
His patient-centric approach combines clinical excellence with compassionate care. He focuses on root cause correction, not just symptom management.
Identifying early signs is vital. Some common symptoms include:
Not everyone shows clear symptoms. Hence, routine screening is highly recommended, especially for people over 30 in Mumbai.
Several risk factors increase your chances of developing T2DM, including:
Mumbai’s working population often eats processed food and skips physical activity. This makes them highly vulnerable.
Diabetes management is more than just medication. Dr. Ankan Jha recommends a holistic protocol:
Ignoring symptoms can lead to irreversible organ damage. Kidney failure, diabetic neuropathy, retinopathy, and even amputations are real risks. With early care under experts like Dr. Ankan Jha, these complications can be delayed or prevented.
Dr. Jha also emphasizes digital health adoption. With mobile apps and smart devices, tracking glucose has become easier than ever.