The diabetes situation in India is both concerning and alarming. It is a worrisome situation as, a significant number of young adults are affected, indicating a potential healthcare crisis in the future. Lifestyle changes, reduced physical activity, and high stress levels contribute to the increase in diabetes cases. Common symptoms include hunger, fatigue, excessive urination and thirst, dry mouth, itchy skin, and blurred vision. In view of this to spread awareness Wockhardt Hospitals, Mira Road has launched a Diabetes Support Group to meet the various needs of patients in improving their quality of life.

Dr. Ramen Goel, Consultant Diabetes & Metabolic Surgeon said, “Diabetes is a non-communicable disease that plagues a significant portion of the Indian population. It operates stealthily as a lethal force, wreaking havoc on every organ within the body. Heart attacks, Strokes, Renal complications, Foot Ailments, Nerve deterioration, Gum infections, Joint discomforts, Liver malfunctions, Cognitive decline, Digestive disorders, and Sexual dysfunctions are all intertwined with diabetes. Timely diagnosis and adherence to comprehensive discipline are crucial for effectively treating and managing this condition from a holistic standpoint.”