Dr Dushyant Sharma

Professor Dushyant Sharma  is a highly experienced  consultant   physician   in   endocrinology ,  diabetes   and   general   internal   medicine  in  Liverpool  and  Wirral . He specialises in  diabetes  and  pituitary   and   adrenal disorders  as well as problems affecting the  thyroid . He is also expert in the treatment of  hypogonadism ,  polycystic   ovary   syndrome ,  menstrual   irregularities  and  post-menopausal  symptoms. Dr Dushyant Sharma qualified in medicine in India before relocating to the UK to undertake further training, including in diabetes and endocrinology at the  Mersey Deanery  in Liverpool. He was awarded  membership  of the  Royal   College   of   Physicians  in 2003 and was appointed as a consultant at the  Royal   Liverpool   University Hospital  in 2009 where he is also now clinical lead in endocrinology and diabetes. Professor Sharma is now a  fellow  of the Royal College of Physicians and sees private patients at  Spire   Liverpool   Hospital  and  Spire   Murrayfield   Hospital , Wirral. Dr Sharma is a leading name in education. He has been the Royal College of Physicians’  College   tutor  for  Royal   Liverpool   University   Hospital  and the hospital’s  lead   for   diabetes   education . Additionally, he is both the founder and director of Medexcell Education, an organisation which runs training programmes on leadership and teaching skills as well as critical appraisal of medical literature for medical professionals, as he strongly believes in evidence-based practice. He was also previously the  trainee   teaching   lead  for diabetes and endocrinology trainees at the Mersey Deanery and continues to actively contribute to  clinical research . His academic work is published in  peer-reviewed   journals .

  Polycystic ovarian syndrome (PCOS) Modify Delete - Post-menopausal symptoms Modify Delete - Prolactin problems Modify Delete - Reproductive endocrinology (endocrine causes of infertility) Modify Delete - Testosterone replacement Modify Delete - Thyroid disorders Modify DeleteAcromegaly Modify Delete - Addison’s disease Modify Delete - Adrenal disorders Modify Delete - Calcium disorders Modify Delete - Cushing’s disease Modify Delete - Diabetes, including management of complex diabetes and complications Modify Delete - Diabetic foot disease Modify Delete - Diabetic kidney disease Modify Delete - Endocrine causes of weight gain or loss Modify Delete - Erectile dysfunction Modify Delete - Erratic blood sugar management Modify Delete - Excessive facial hair Modify Delete - Excessive sweating Modify Delete - Fatigue Modify Delete - Growth hormone replacement Modify Delete - Gynaecomastia Modify Delete - Hormone replacement therapy (HRT) Modify Delete - Hypogonadism Modify Delete - Irregular menstruation Modify Delete - Loss of libido Modify Delete - Menopause Modify Delete - Menstrual irregularities Modify Delete - Obesity Modify Delete - Osteoporosis Modify Delete - Parathyroid (calcium disorder) Modify Delete - Pituitary disease Modify Delete - Polycystic ovarian syndrome (PCOS) Modify Delete - Post-menopausal symptoms Modify Delete - Prolactin problems Modify Delete - Reproductive endocrinology (endocrine causes of infertility) Modify Delete - Testosterone replacement Modify Delete - Thyroid disorders Modify Delete