MD Medicine Doctor Near Me

What does an MD Medicine doctor do?

Diagnoses and manages adult illness end-to-end — acute (fever, infections, viral illness, gut and chest infections) and chronic (diabetes, hypertension, thyroid, cholesterol, fatty liver, metabolic syndrome, post-COVID). When a sub-specialist (cardiology, endocrinology, gastro, nephrology) is genuinely required, an MD Medicine doctor coordinates the referral and stays involved as your primary doctor.

Why MD Medicine matters for chronic care

Most adults over 35 have two or three things going on at once — sugar, BP, thyroid, weight, cholesterol, sleep, gut. A specialist treats one organ; an internal medicine doctor treats the whole patient, makes sure medications don't clash, and prevents over-investigation. That's what Dr. Sachdev's practice is built around.

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Approximate drive times from common South & South-East Delhi neighbourhoods.

Frequently asked

What's the difference between MD Medicine and MBBS?

MBBS is the basic medical degree (5.5 years). MD Medicine (or equivalents like MNAMS, DNB Medicine) is a 3-year post-graduate specialisation in adult internal medicine on top of MBBS.

Is MNAMS the same as MD Medicine?

MNAMS (Member, National Academy of Medical Sciences) is recognised as equivalent to MD/DNB-level post-graduate training in the specialty. Dr. Sachdev holds MNAMS in internal medicine.

When should I see an MD Medicine doctor vs a GP?

Any time you have two or more conditions, an unclear diagnosis, a chronic disease, repeated infections, abnormal lab reports, or you're on three or more long-term medications — an internal medicine specialist is the right starting point.

Does Dr. Sachdev manage diabetes and BP long-term?

Yes. Long-term management of diabetes, hypertension, thyroid, cholesterol and weight/metabolic disease is the core of the practice.

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