Diabetes Care in Thane
Regain Balance with Expert Diabetes Care
Accurate diagnosis and advanced management for Type 1, Type 2, and gestational diabetes—guided by experienced diabetologists using the latest monitoring and treatment techniques. Regain energy, control, and confidence in your health at Horizon Prime Hospital, Thane.
Restore energy and control with expert Diabetes Care at Horizon Prime Hospital, Thane. Book your consultation with our diabetology specialists today.
Complete Diabetes Care at Horizon Prime Hospital
Expert diabetes care for accurate diagnosis, effective management, and long-term health—delivered with compassion and clinical excellence in Thane.
- 24X7 availability of doctors and in-house ambulance service
- Well-equipped and spacious operation theatre
- State-of-the-art facilities
- Ethical practice with protocols
- Diabetic Foot Clinic
- Blood tests for complications screening
Take the first step toward better diabetes management—consult our diabetology specialists at Horizon Prime Hospital, Thane.
Meet Our Diabetology Specialist
Dr. Manoj Naik
DIABETOLOGIST
(25+ Years Experience)
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Dr. Rupali Bhoye
DIABETOLOGIST
(15+ Years Experience)
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Horizon Prime Hospital
Conditions We Treat
Diabetes Prevention & Management
Personalized plans for preventing, controlling, and monitoring diabetes through lifestyle changes and medical support.
Diabetic Nephropathy
Monitoring and management of kidney complications caused by long-term uncontrolled diabetes.
Diabetic foot care
Regular screening and treatment to prevent foot complications in diabetic patients.
Podiatry
Specialized care for diagnosing and treating foot and lower limb conditions in diabetic patients.
Diabetic Ulcer
Specialized wound care for slow-healing ulcers caused by diabetes-related nerve and blood vessel damage.
Advanced Foot Care Wound Management
Targeted treatment for diabetic foot wounds to prevent infection and promote healing.
Diabetic Retinopathy
Screening and treatment for diabetes-induced damage to the retina that may lead to vision loss.
Toe brachial index
A non-invasive test to assess blood flow in the lower limbs and detect peripheral artery disease.
Podoscan
Advanced foot scanning to assess pressure points and detect early signs of diabetic foot complications.
Ankle brachial index
A diagnostic test comparing blood pressure in the ankle and arm to identify circulation problems in the legs.
Retinoscopy
Eye examination to evaluate vision issues and detect early signs of diabetic eye disease.
Diabetes Prevention & Management
Personalized plans for preventing, controlling, and monitoring diabetes through lifestyle changes and medical support.
Diabetic Nephropathy
Monitoring and management of kidney complications caused by long-term uncontrolled diabetes.
Diabetic foot care
Regular screening and treatment to prevent foot complications in diabetic patients.
Podiatry
Specialized care for diagnosing and treating foot and lower limb conditions in diabetic patients.
Diabetic Ulcer
Specialized wound care for slow-healing ulcers caused by diabetes-related nerve and blood vessel damage.
Advanced Foot Care Wound Management
Targeted treatment for diabetic foot wounds to prevent infection and promote healing.
Diabetic Retinopathy
Screening and treatment for diabetes-induced damage to the retina that may lead to vision loss.
Toe brachial index
A non-invasive test to assess blood flow in the lower limbs and detect peripheral artery disease.
Podoscan
Advanced foot scanning to assess pressure points and detect early signs of diabetic foot complications.
Ankle brachial index
A diagnostic test comparing blood pressure in the ankle and arm to identify circulation problems in the legs.
Retinoscopy
Eye examination to evaluate vision issues and detect early signs of diabetic eye disease.
Symptoms
Increased thirst
Feeling of being unwell
Frequent need to urinate
Blurred vision
Fatigue
Weight loss
Frequently Asked Questions
Diabetes is a chronic condition in which the body is not able to produce insulin properly. There are three different types of diabetes-
- Type 1 Diabetes:
In type 1 diabetes, the body is unable to produce insulin. It is most commonly found in children and adolescents. In this type of diabetes, the patient has to take in more insulin to maintain their blood glucose level. The symptoms develop quickly, typically over the course of several weeks. - Type 2 Diabetes:
The body can produce insulin but is not able to respond to it. This most commonly occurs in adults. About 90% of the patient’s diabetes is controlled by oral medication. Symptoms generally develop over the course of a few years. - Type 3 Gestational Diabetes:
This kind of diabetes occurs during pregnancy. It is also called pregnancy-induced diabetes. Gestational diabetes usually disappears after the delivery of the baby. Depending on the blood sugar levels, this diabetes is managed by oral medication or insulin.
If not controlled, diabetes can lead to the development of diseases in your heart, kidneys, nerves, stroke and it can also lead to a possibility of amputation.
1. Macrovascular Diseases- damage to the large vessels.
- Heart Attack,
- Stroke and
- Peripheral Arterial Diseases
2. Microvascular Diseases- damage to the small vessels.
- Eyes,
- Kidneys and
- The nervous system
1. Nerve Pain- Called diabetic peripheral neuropathy. Patients usually feel tingling and burning sensations in the feet, problems with digestion, sex problems, loss of bowel and bladder control.
2. Eye Problems– Common eye problems that can affect people with diabetes are-
A. Retinopathy,
B. Diabetic macular edema,
C. Cataracts and
D. Glaucoma
Diabetes can cause damage to the eyes that can lead to poor vision or even blindness.
3. Kidney Problems- Diabetes harms the blood vessels inside the kidneys causing damage to the kidneys. The vessels narrow and clog up. One of the earliest signs of kidney disease is increased excretion of albumin in the urine.
4. Stroke- When the blood vessels in the brain get damaged, it can lead to a stroke. Some of the symptoms of a stroke are-
A. Numbness/ weakness of the face, arms or legs,
B. Confusion,
C. Trouble understanding speech,
D. Dizziness and
E. Face dropping
5. Heart Problems- They are very common in people with diabetes. High blood pressure can damage the blood vessels and nerves that control the heart. Some of the symptoms are-
A. Shortness of breath,
B. Dizziness,
C. Unexplained swelling,
D. Pain in shoulder, jaw and left arm and
E. Chest pains or pressure.
About Us
HORIZON PRIME HOSPITAL
Horizon is committed to excellence in neurological care, offering world-class treatment for brain, spine, and nervous system disorders. Our Neurology Department delivers comprehensive care under one roof, combining clinical expertise with state-of-the-art technology. Our super-specialty facility in Mumbai features advanced neuroimaging, cutting-edge diagnostics, and round-the-clock emergency services, ensuring accurate treatment and compassionate care in a modern, patient-centric environment.
Take the first step toward better diabetes health. Consult our diabetology experts at Horizon Prime Hospital, Thane, for accurate diagnosis, personalized management, and compassionate care.
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