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Newer Modalities in Diabetes Care

Modern diabetes technology — CGM, insulin pumps and the latest medicines — for tighter, easier control.

Diabetes Care

Diabetes care has advanced enormously. Dr. Abhyudaya Verma offers the latest proven technologies and treatments so patients achieve better control with less effort and fewer fingerpricks.

Continuous Glucose Monitoring (CGM)

A small sensor tracks your glucose continuously, day and night, showing trends on your phone. CGM reveals patterns that occasional fingerpricks miss, helping fine-tune treatment and avoid highs and lows.

Insulin pump therapy

An insulin pump delivers insulin steadily and precisely, replacing multiple daily injections. It's especially valuable for Type 1 diabetes and difficult-to-control Type 2.

Newer medicines

Modern drug classes — including GLP-1 receptor agonists and dual agonists like tirzepatide, and SGLT2 inhibitors — improve sugar control while supporting weight loss and protecting the heart and kidneys.

Frequently asked questions

What is CGM and do I need it?
CGM uses a sensor to track glucose around the clock. It benefits anyone wanting tighter control, those on insulin, and people with frequent highs or lows. Your doctor can advise if it suits you.
Are insulin pumps better than injections?
Pumps offer more precise, flexible insulin delivery and can improve control and quality of life, particularly in Type 1 diabetes — but they require training and aren't necessary for everyone.
Are the new diabetes injections safe?
Newer medicines like GLP-1 agonists are well-studied and widely used, with benefits for sugar control and weight. As with any medicine, they're prescribed and monitored by your specialist.
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