Dr. Gaurav Chhaya
Diabetologist, Ahmedabad
MBBS, MD, DIP In Diabetology
- Languages :English, Gujarati, Hindi
Experience
General Physician, Shivam Medi Care Clinic, Ahmedabad April, 2003 - Present
Specialities
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Diabetology
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General Medicine
Expertise
Education
MD (Medicine), 1999, Gujarat University
MBBS, 1998, Guru Govindsing Hospital, Jamnagar
MD (Internal Medicine), 2002, Guru Govindsing Hospital, Jamnagar
Practice Information
Shivam Medi Care Clinic, Ahmedabad
Ul-2, Vrajbhoomi Complex, Opp Riddhi Tower, Near Rosewood Tower, Jodhpur Gam, Ahmedabad, Gujarat - 380015
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Achievements & Contributions
- Indian Red Cross society
- Indian Medical Association
- Ahmedabad Medical Association
- Gujarat Medical Association
- Ahmedabad Physician Association
Blog
- Cough and cold
are common in winter and should not be ignored.
- Throat pain
without cough is usually bacterial in origin and needs medical attention.
- Soar throat with
cough is viral in origin and requires no antibiotics.
- A red-angry
looking throat is a dangerous sign and needs urgent medical attention.
- Do not give
aspirin for fever.
- Warm saline
gargles can be effective in soar throat.
- Cough not
responding to treatment can be due to acidity.
- Cough can be the
only sign of asthma.
- One should not
cough in handkerchief or in the fist or in hand.
- One should
always cough on the side sleeves of the shirt.
- A person who is
coughing should stay 3-6 feet away from other persons.
- People who are
coughing should not be allowed to go in crowded places.
- Cough syrups,
whether Ayurvedic, allopathic or homoeopathic, may be effective.
- Cough lasting
for more than two weeks should not ignored.
- No vitamin or
herbal products have been shown conclusively to reduce the incidence of
common cold.
- Saline nasal wash
is good for common cold.
- In the absence
of secondary bacterial infection, no antibiotics are required in common
cold.
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