Your clothes fit differently
Your favourite kameez feels tighter around the waist, and you’d like to understand what’s changed.
You can bring questions about weight changes, family history or a recent test result to your appointment.
Your favourite kameez feels tighter around the waist, and you’d like to understand what’s changed.
Long desk hours, a commute or sore knees can make exercise difficult. Tell your doctor which activities feel manageable and which ones hurt.
A blood test shows raised sugar or cholesterol, or a scan mentions fatty liver. You’d like a doctor to explain what the result means for you.
Tell your doctor what helped before the weight returned and what was hard to keep doing.
If a parent or sibling has diabetes, you may be wondering about your own risk. Check your diabetes risk or ask your doctor whether a blood test makes sense for you.
Perhaps you’re managing PCOS or kidney disease, or sleep apnoea or low mood makes everyday tasks harder. Bring your existing care plan and ask how weight or nutrition advice would fit with it.
When you book, tell our team whether you prefer Urdu or English.
Bring your questions, your health history and any results you want to discuss.
Discuss the options with your doctor and choose a plan you can follow at home and at work.
You and your doctor will decide when to check in, review progress and adjust your plan.