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Why an Endocrinologist Is Uniquely Suited for This Work
Why an Endocrinologist Is Uniquely Suited for This Work
Heart disease in many high-risk individuals doesn’t start in the heart. It starts years earlier with metabolic dysfunction.
Before there is a "plumbing" issue for a cardiologist to fix, there are quiet chemical changes:
Insulin resistance and early glucose dysregulation.
Subtle lipid abnormalities (beyond standard cholesterol).
Visceral fat and inflammation (the "internal" risk).
Genetic patterns that alter how risk develops.
These changes often occur long before traditional tests show a problem, especially in South Asians and those in metabolic transitions. This is not primarily a cardiology problem at the start. It is a metabolic one. And that is where endocrinology sits.
A Different Approach to Prevention
Most models of prevention focus on generic advice or standard screening. This is different. I focus on identifying the earliest measurable signs that risk is building and interpreting what they mean in your specific context.
The Precision Lens:
Advanced lipid markers: Moving beyond LDL to ApoB and Lp(a).
Metabolic patterns: Understanding insulin resistance and fat distribution.
Imaging & Genetics: Strategic use of coronary calcium scores and family history trajectory.
The value is not in the testing itself. It is in the interpretation—understanding how these pieces fit together for you.
Why This Service Is Different
This is not a routine visit. It is a focused, high-yield evaluation designed to answer three critical questions:
Where Do You Actually Stand?
Where Do You Actually Stand?
Your True Baseline
What is Driving Your Risk?
What is Driving Your Risk?
The Metabolic "Why"
What Should You Do Next?
What Should You Do Next?
The Precise Roadmap
Most people come to DesiDil having already been told everything is “normal.” They leave with a clearer, more complete picture. I focus on identifying risk before it becomes disease—and before it reaches the cardiologist’s office.
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