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Dr. Sanjeev Phatak is a distinguished clinical practitioner in field of Diabetes and Metabolism in Ahmedabad since 1991. He is the Clinical Director for Diabetes and Metabolic Medicine at Marengo CIMS, Ahmedabad. A leading figure in the field of Diabetology, Dr. Phatak has established himself as a pioneer in diabetes management, making a profound impact on the medical community. He specializes in the diagnosis, treatment, and prevention of diabetes and metabolic disorders, offering a holistic approach to patient care.
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- Metabolic Diseases
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Expert specialized diabetes care services for all age groups and specific health conditions including gestational, pediatric, and elderly diabetes care.
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Comprehensive diabetes treatment and management services including advanced therapies and personalized care plans for optimal diabetes control.
Metabolic Diseases
Specialized treatment for metabolic diseases including obesity, metabolic syndrome, fatty liver disease, and hormonal metabolic disorders.
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Dr. Priya Phatak
Dentistry & Preventive Medicine
Dr. Padmanabh H. Zinzuwadia
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Dr. Sanu S Phatak
Consulting DietitianTen Commandments of Type2 Diabetes Management
Management of diabetes does not mean just blood sugar control. Optimum control of diabetes can only be achieved by ensuring good overall health, with multifactorial interventions. The following 10 commandments are an attempt to achieve diabetes management using a more holistic approach.
Potential Obesity Complications:
- Type2 Diabetes, Obstructive Sleep Apnea
- Cardiovascular Risk - ASCVD, Heart Failure
- Liver-NAFLD, NASH, Cirrhosis, Malignancy
- Osteoarthritis, Polycystic Ovarian Syndrome,
- Cancers of Liver, Pancreas, Endometrium, Colon/Rectum, Breast & Bladder
Frequently Asked Questions
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Patient: Doctor, can my diabetes be cured permanently?
Doctor: Diabetes cannot be cured in the true sense, but it can be well controlled. In Type 2 diabetes, the pancreas still produces insulin, but the body becomes resistant to it. With proper diet, exercise, weight management, and medicines, blood sugars can stay normal for years — this is called remission. However, if you go back to unhealthy habits, sugars can rise again.
Patient: If my sugars come down, can I stop insulin?
Doctor: It depends on why insulin was started. In Type 2 diabetes, sometimes insulin is temporary — for example, during infection, surgery, or pregnancy. Once your pancreas recovers and sugars stabilize, we can reduce or stop insulin. But in Type 1 diabetes, insulin is lifelong because the pancreas produces none.
Patient: Which flour is best for diabetics — wheat, bajri, or jowar?
Doctor: All have carbohydrates, but their glycemic index (GI) differs.
Jowar and bajra have lower GI than refined wheat, meaning they raise blood sugar more slowly.
You can use a mix of wheat + jowar + bajra + methi seeds + bran for balanced nutrition and fiber.
Portion control is key — even healthy flour can spike sugar if eaten in excess.
Patient: How many times a day should I check my sugar?
Doctor: It depends on your treatment:
If on insulin, check fasting, pre-meal, post-meal, and sometimes at bedtime.
If on tablets, checking fasting and post-meal 2–3 times a week is sufficient.
Continuous glucose monitoring (CGM) gives deeper insights if you can afford it.
Monitoring helps us understand your glucose pattern and adjust medicines safely.
Patient: What is the normal blood sugar range?
Doctor:
Fasting (before breakfast): 80–130 mg/dl
2 hours after meal: <180 mg/dl
HbA1c (3-month average): <7%
These are ADA-recommended targets. For elderly or heart patients, goals can be slightly relaxed for safety.
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