MBBS, MD (Medicine) · Greater Noida West
Doctor for sugar and diabetes in Greater Noida West
Dr Rajeev Ranjan Jha is a doctor for sugar and diabetes in Greater Noida West. He consults at Trust Medicentre, Galleria Market, Gaur City 2, for the diabetes and thyroid illness printed on his clinic sign. The same clinic serves patients from Noida Extension. He is a physician with MBBS and MD (Medicine). This page does not call him a diabetologist or an endocrinologist.
The sign also says he was formerly at Escorts Heart Institute, Delhi. The same visit can include the other areas on that sign: cardiac care, chest and abdomen problems, problems of older age, infectious diseases, and chronic headache. His full profile lists them.
What to bring
- Fasting sugar and post-meal sugar reports, if you already have them
- An HbA1c report, if one was done
- Thyroid reports, if thyroid illness is also being followed
- The names of medicines you take now
The clinic has an in-house laboratory at the same address. Call and ask which sample can be collected that day.
When to see a doctor about blood sugar
Book a physician visit if sugar reports are high, a home reading stays above the range you were given, you are more thirsty or passing urine more often, a wound is slow to heal, or you already have diabetes and the reports have not been reviewed for a while. If sugar is very low and the person is confused, sweating heavily, or hard to wake, use emergency care. Do not wait for a clinic appointment.
Fasting sugar, post-meal sugar, and HbA1c
A fasting report is taken after not eating overnight. A post-meal report is taken after food. HbA1c reflects average sugar over about the previous three months. Public guidance from the US National Institute of Diabetes and Digestive and Kidney Diseases explains the A1C test. The number on a report is not a diagnosis by itself. Dr Rajeev reads it with your symptoms and medicines.
Type 1, type 2, and follow-up
Type 1 and type 2 diabetes are different conditions. The World Health Organization diabetes fact sheet describes that difference. This clinic provides physician follow-up for diabetes and thyroid illness. It does not advertise a cure, and it does not claim a specialist service for every type of diabetes. Pregnancy, sugar that stays dangerously high or low, or illness that needs a hospital should be directed to emergency or specialist care.
How often to come back
People already being treated for diabetes are usually asked to return with fresh reports rather than wait until they feel unwell. The gap depends on the last report and the medicines. This page does not set a single interval for every patient.
Where the clinic is
Trust Medicentre is at FF 34–37, 1st floor, Galleria Market, Gaur City 2, Sector 16C, Greater Noida West 201009. Monday to Saturday, 8:30 am to 9:30 pm. Sunday is closed.
Patients also come from Gaur City 1, Gaur Chowk, Gaur City Mall, Noida Extension, Techzone 4, Bisrakh, Crossing Republik, Shahberi, Ek Murti Chowk, and Sectors 1, 4 and 16. The clinic is not located in those places. There is one address.
Dr Arjoo Jha consults at the same clinic. Laboratory report review can be part of the same visit.
Questions patients ask
Is this a diabetes specialist near Gaur City?
No. Dr Rajeev Ranjan Jha is a general physician, MBBS, MD (Medicine). Diabetes and thyroid illness are on his clinic sign. A diabetologist or endocrinologist is a different qualification, and this site does not use those titles for him.
Can I come for high HbA1c or sugar that keeps changing?
Yes. Bring the reports. The visit is a consultation and a review of those reports. It is not a guarantee that sugar will reach a particular number.
Who else is at the clinic?
Dr Arjoo Jha, MBBS, MD, consults at the same address for clinical and preventive care, including women's health.
General information for patients, drawn from the clinic sign and from the public pages linked above. It is not personal medical advice. A qualified clinician at the clinic should confirm how this applies to you.