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🌟 Patient Success Story at Sehat Hospital 🌟
A 10-year girl visited us 6 months ago with severe short stature.
On detailed evaluation, she was diagnosed with Growth Hormone Deficiency.
✅ Started on Growth Hormone therapy
📈 Height increased by 10 cm in just 6 months
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🏅 Today in Rome, we were immensely honoured to present @DrAmbrishMithal with the distinguished IOF CSA Medal of Achievement. Dr Mithal is a highly respected leader in the field of #endocrinology in #India and a longstanding and valued member of the IOF Committee of Scientific Advisors and Board of Governance. 👏 Our heartfelt congratulations!
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📌 Initial Thoughts:
At first glance, this appeared to be a classic case of T2DM, likely worsened by weight gain. However, subtle features like facial puffiness and muscle weakness didn’t fully align with what we'd expect from uncontrolled T2DM. This led us to dig deeper.
📌 Key History:
Gradual weight gain (15 kg in 3 years)
Increasing fatigue and muscle weakness over the last year.
Complaints of facial fullness and a sensation of puffiness around her neck.
Irregular menstrual cycles with longer gaps.
No family history of diabetes.
Despite her efforts, her blood sugars remain high, and she's gained significant weight over the past few years. It appeared to be a straightforward case of type 2 diabetes, but the situation wasn’t as simple as it seemed
All That Seems May Not Be It: Unveiling the Hidden Cause Behind Type 2 Diabetes
Case Presentation:
A 42-year-old female presents with a recent diagnosis of type 2 diabetes, poorly controlled despite optimal medications and lifestyle modifications