CASE DISCUSSION
Managing the Uncontrolled Diabetic: Lessons from the Clinic Floor
Presented by Dr. Rajesh KesariViews
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Case Description
Managing an uncontrolled diabetic patient requires far more than adjusting medications—it demands understanding the person behind the numbers. On the clinic floor, we often uncover hidden barriers such as missed meals, stress, improper monitoring, or misconceptions about therapy. Each encounter...
Case Summary
- In managing diabetes, uncontrolled cases pose a significant challenge, often presenting with elevated sugar levels despite medical intervention. Studies indicate that a substantial portion of diabetics have uncontrolled HbA1c levels, highlighting a disparity between known and undiagnosed cases. Complications, including cardiovascular diseases, are also a concern.
Speaker Profile
Dr. Rajesh Kesari
Director and Consultant Diabetology, Total Care Control, New DelhiDr. Rajesh Kesari is a distinguished Diabetologist with over 23 years of clinical experience, currently serving as the Consultant Diabetologist and Director at Total Care Control, where he oversees both the main centre and the Indirapuram branch. A committed advocate for diabetes awareness, he has led numerous community education initiatives, including large-scale diabetes camps. Dr. Kesari is a Member of the Governing Council of RSSDI (Delhi Chapter) and serves as the Treasurer of the Kautilya Foundation, reflecting his leadership in public health and policy conversations. His previous roles include Consultant Diabetologist positions at Apollo Clinic, East of Kailash, and Jeevan Anmol Hospital, Mayur Vihar, further enriching his extensive experience in diabetes care and patient management.
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