Nutrition and Metabolism Disorders Center

At the Nutrition and Metabolism Disorders Center, we offer comprehensive management of endocrine and nutritional disorders:

• Endocrine Disorders:

We provide full-spectrum management of conditions such as:

• Diabetes mellitus
• Other disorders of the pancreas' internal secretion
• Thyroid, parathyroid, and adrenal gland dysfunction
• Hormonal imbalances related to the reproductive system
• Menstrual irregularities
• Pituitary hormone imbalances (including pre- and post-operative care of pituitary adenomas)
• Diabetes insipidus
• Osteoporosis
• Obesity and underweight conditions
• Metabolic syndrome

• Development of Personalized Nutrition Plans

We tailor dietary schemes to the unique health needs and lifestyle of each patient.

• Pre- and Post-operative Management of Bariatric Patients

We offer structured support for patients undergoing bariatric surgery, including nutritional and hormonal monitoring.

Symptoms You Should Not Ignore:

Please consult us if you are experiencing:

• Weight changes (gain or loss)
• Persistent fatigue
• Hair loss or brittle nails

• Emotional instability or sleep disturbances
• Digestive issues (constipation or diarrhea)
• Blood pressure fluctuations or heart palpitations
• Swelling or edema
• Menstrual cycle irregularities
• Decreased libido
• Loss of appetite or excessive hunger
• Dry skin, acne, or excessive sweating
• Blurred vision
• Joint or bone discomfort
• Numbness in extremities

These symptoms may be signs of a hormonal imbalance and should be properly evaluated.

If any of your family members have been diagnosed with endocrine conditions — such as nodular goiter or diabetes — we recommend undergoing an endocrine health check-up.

Example:

Diabetes mellitus is a chronic, progressive disease that can lead to both acute and long-term complications, potentially resulting in disability. Regular monitoring of blood sugar levels and periodic consultations with an endocrinologist allow for early intervention and prevention of complications.

Doctor’s Recommendations for a Healthy Lifestyle:

• Eat balanced meals 4 times a day in small portions.

• Include a variety of fruits and vegetables in your daily diet.

• Limit white sugar, trans fats, carbonated drinks, and fast food.

• Stay physically active — for example, take daily walks.

• Drink enough water throughout the day.

• Maintain a healthy sleep routine — go to bed on time.