Department of Diabetes and Endocrinology

• A medical team specializes in diagnosing the various causes of diabetes, including genetic factors, lifestyle, and nutrition.
• A modern laboratory equipped with accurate techniques for analyzing blood sugar, pancreatic functions and endocrine glands.
• Modern treatment protocols based on scientific foundations to control blood sugar levels according to the type of condition and its individual needs.
• Comprehensive follow-up of complications in cooperation with eye, neurology, and diabetic foot clinics.
• Educational sessions for patients and their families, especially the elderly, about proper nutrition and safe physical activity to live with diabetes.
• Integrated interdisciplinary coordination including endocrinologists, nutritionists, neurologists, and ophthalmologists, to provide comprehensive care for each patient.
• A supportive therapeutic environment that ensures patients’ comfort and follow-up in a calm and reassuring atmosphere that enhances recovery and gives them confidence in their therapeutic journey.

• Controlling blood sugar levels for types I and II using the latest insulin technologies and drug treatments.
• Training patients to use glucose meters and insulin pumps equipped with sensors.
• Community awareness programs and prevention programs to reduce the spread of diabetes.
• Special care for women with diabetes during and before pregnancy.
• Medical nutrition therapy through specialized nutritional education sessions.
• Integrated programs to control weight and obesity and improve physical fitness.
• Medical guidance for managing sugar during periods of stress or special occasions.

It counts Awareness The cornerstone of preventing diabetes complications. Knowledge enables the patient to deal with his condition with confidence and awareness.

At Al Mousa Specialist Hospital, the medical team is keen to provide patients with the information they need to understand their health condition and manage their healthy lifestyle.

This includes education about balanced nutrition, physical activity, blood sugar monitoring, and safe and effective use of medications.
Health educators help patients:

• Understand the nature of diabetes and how to deal with it daily.
• Learn to use glucometers, pens, insulin pumps, and continuous monitoring devices.
• Adopting a healthy diet that suits their individual needs.
• Interpret blood sugar results and take appropriate action.
• Knowing how medications work and their side effects to achieve the best therapeutic results.