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Habsara Clinical Laboratory, Ganderbal (2025)

28/03/2025

📢 Free Endocrinology Consultation

We are pleased to announce that Prof. Shariq R. Masoodi—widely known as the “Koshur Endocrinologist”, Former Dean, Medical Faculty SKIMS, and Former Head, Department of Endocrinology, SKIMS—will be offering a free consultation for endocrine patients.

📍 Venue: Habsara Wellness Centre, 3rd Floor, JK Bank Building, Beehama, Ganderbal
📅 Date: 9th April 2025
📞 Appointment Required – Limited Slots Available

Book Now: 7006033098 | 9697055264

Take advantage of this opportunity for expert endocrine care. Prior booking is essential.

31/10/2024

My Congratulations to Danish Bhat a resident of Rakhshalina Tengan , Chadoora District Budgam for qualifying JK Civil Services Exam. Danish has done Electrical Engineering and this was his main subject as well. Wishing him all the best for his future endeavours and hope he proves to be an asset for the people and behaves like true Civil Servant in future….

27/08/2024

*Habsara Clinical Laboratory Now Offering Comprehensive Pulmonary Function Tests!* At Habsara Clinical Laboratory, we are excited to announce the launch of our Pulmonary Function Test (PFT) services, designed to provide you with accurate and detailed insights into your lung health.
Why Choose Our PFT Services?
*Advanced Technology* Utilizing the latest equipment to ensure precise measurements.
*Expert Team* Our skilled technicians and respiratory specialists are dedicated to providing high-quality care.
*Comprehensive Results:** Receive thorough evaluations to help diagnose and manage respiratory conditions.
Take a proactive step towards better lung health with Habsara Clinical Laboratory’s PFT services. We look forward to assist you better
Habsara Wellness centre 3rd Floor JK Bank Building Beehama Ganderbal
For more details Call us on 7006033098 / 9697055264

17/06/2023

The Dawn Phenomenon vs the Somogyi Effect in simple terms:-

Dawn Phenomenon:
The Dawn Phenomenon is when your blood sugar levels naturally rise in the morning, usually between 3 a.m. and 8 a.m. This happens because your body releases certain hormones that make it harder for insulin to do its job. It is more common in people with diabetes. To manage the Dawn Phenomenon, you may need to adjust your medication and make lifestyle changes like exercising and eating a balanced diet.

Somogyi Effect:
The Somogyi Effect happens when your blood sugar levels swing from high to low overnight. It occurs when you take too much insulin before going to bed, causing your blood sugar to drop too low during the night. In response, your body releases hormones to increase your blood sugar, which can lead to high blood sugar levels in the morning. It can be confusing because the high blood sugar levels in the morning make it seem like you didn't take enough insulin. To address the Somogyi Effect, you may need to adjust your insulin dosage with the help of your healthcare provider.

In simple terms, both the Dawn Phenomenon and the Somogyi Effect involve changes in your blood sugar levels during the night and early morning. The Dawn Phenomenon is a natural rise in blood sugar due to hormonal changes, while the Somogyi Effect is a rebound response to low blood sugar caused by taking too much insulin before bed. Both situations require adjustments in medication and lifestyle habits to maintain better blood sugar control. It's important to work with your healthcare team to identify which effect is occurring and make the necessary changes to manage your diabetes effectively.

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