Author name: Dr. Ayush Chandra

Continuous glucose monitoring tracks your sugar around the clock. A small sensor sits under the skin, usually on the upper arm, reading glucose every few minutes and sending it straight to your phone. No finger pricks. No guessing in the hours between tests. What you get is the whole day instead of a few scattered […]

GLP-1 (glucagon-like peptide-1) receptor agonists have shifted the clinical approach to weight management significantly. Originally developed for Type 2 diabetes, these peptide-based medications reduce appetite, slow gastric emptying, and directly influence the brain’s hunger signalling pathways, making them a medically distinct tool for sustained weight loss. According to Dr. Ayush Chandra, a highly experienced SCOPE-certified

Diabetes and hypertension are tightly linked. They share the same roots: insulin resistance, excess weight, and inflammation running through the body. Diabetes scars blood vessels and stiffens them, so fluid backs up. Hypertension narrows the flow and, on its own, raises the odds of diabetes later. One feeds the other. Together they go after the

Type 2 diabetes medications can produce weight loss ranging from 1 to 3 kg with Metformin to over 20 percent body weight reduction with newer dual incretin agents. Around 80 to 90 percent of Type 2 diabetic patients carry excess weight, making drug class selection critical for long-term outcomes. According to Dr. Ayush Chandra, an

Early signs of a diabetic foot infection include redness, swelling, warmth, pus or unusual drainage, and a wound that refuses to heal. High blood sugar slows tissue repair, and neuropathy dulls pain signals. Minor cuts, blisters, or calluses can silently turn into deep infections. No pain at the start. No warning signs from the foot.

Living with Type 1 diabetes presents unique challenges, but with the right approach, individuals can manage their health effectively. One such practice that has gained popularity for managing diabetes is yoga. Dr. Ayush Chandra, an experienced diabetologist in Ghaziabad, often recommends incorporating yoga into a diabetes management routine. Yoga offers numerous benefits, including improved insulin

Bone infections in the toe is also called osteomyelitis. It is a serious complication needing quick, specialised care. People with diabetes are at even higher risk, mostly because of reduced blood flow and a weakened immune system. That makes early detection and treatment all the more important, especially if you want to avoid severe outcomes

Heart diseases remain the leading cause of death in the world, accounting for almost 18 million deaths annually, states the World Health Organization. Among the major causes that add to this burden is high cholesterol. Globally, about 39% of adults have elevated cholesterol, and in India, too, the situation is grim-studies show more than 25%

Diabetes is much more than just a condition characterized by elevated blood sugar. It’s a systemic problem that subtly impacts many body parts, particularly the nerves in your legs and feet. Uncontrolled blood sugar levels have the potential to harm these nerves over time, resulting in diabetic neuropathy. Here’s why it’s concerning … The World