Dr. Minkesh Mehta
Experience: | 3 years |
Education: | PGIMS, Rohtak |
Academic degree: | MBBS (Bachelor of Medicine, Bachelor of Surgery) |
Area of specialization: | I am a general physician who work with patients of all age groups, dealing with day to day health problems and also long term issues. My role often start with careful history taking and simple but detailed examination, then moving towards diagnosis that is evidence based. I treat common infections, fevers, gastric complaints, respiratory illnesses, diabetes, hypertension and lifestyle related conditions. Many people come with vague symptoms like weakness or headache, and I try to connect the small clues to reach the right answer.
Preventive health is also a big part of my work. I guide patients on vaccinations, routine health screening, diet habits, excercise, and stress balance. I focus on patient education too, because knowing what is happening in their body help them follow treatment better. Sometimes managing multiple chronic conditions together can be challanging, but I belive in a holistic approach, combining medication, counselling and lifestyle changes for best outcomes.
At times people expect quick fixes but I try to explain that recovery takes time. My aim is not just prescribing tablets but helping patients feel safe, heard and understood. Building trust matter more than rushing through. |
Achievements: | I am often told by my patients and even senior mentors that my way of explaining things is clear and simple, and that makes them feel at ease during consultations. I see this as one of my main achievments, being able to bridge the gap between medical language and what people actualy understand. Over the years I got appreciation for being patient-friendly, taking time to listen, and not rushing through even when clinic days get too busy. For me, these small recognitions matter more then formal awards because they reflect trust and comfort my patients feel. |
I am a doctor who try to keep things simple but clear when it comes to patient care. My focus always stays on listening carefully to what a person is going through, because half of diagnosis start from hearing properly. I work towards accurate diagnosis and evidence based treatment, not jumping into things fast but making sure every step is safe and useful. My daily practice include managing common medical conditions like fevers, respiratory infections, gastric problems, hypertension, diabetes and also lifestyle related issues that are getting more common these days. Preventive healthcare is something I strongly believe in, and I spend time on counselling about diet, excercise, sleep, stress control etc. Sometimes patients come only for small issues but I try to pick hidden signs, like when a simple fatigue or hairfall might be hinting at deeper health problem. I also deal with acute infections and support patients during recovery from them, making sure they understand what medications do and why following treatment is crucial. While treating lifestyle diseases, I like to balance medical intervention with long term changes that help in avoiding future complications. Preventive vaccinations, regular check ups and guiding families about early warning signs are part of my consultations. Communication is very important to me, explaining things in plain words rather than medical jargon, because patient comfort depend not just on medicine but also on how much they trust and understand their care. Sometimes I wonder if patients expect magic solution fast, but I know healing take its own pace. That’s why I try to stay patient with them, even when they feel restless. My aim is not only to treat but to support them through recovery and give confidence that they can manage their health better. Over the years this approach helped me build stronger doctor-patient relation, where people come back not just for prescription but also for guidance and reassurance. At the end of day, what matters for me is safe, effective and compassionate care that improve everyday life of people who trust me.
