A Doctor-Led Medicine Review in Greater Noida
On several long-term medicines and wondering if every one is still needed? A medication review checks what is working, what can be safely reduced, and what should continue — never by stopping things on your own.
What a review can do
Over time, many people collect medicines — one for blood pressure, another for sugar, something for cholesterol, a thyroid tablet, perhaps a weight-loss injection. Years later it is fair to ask: do I still need all of these? A medication review answers that safely, by looking at the whole picture rather than any single number.
What happens in your medicine review
A medication review is not about stopping medicines quickly. It is a structured check of whether each one still earns its place.
- Review of your current prescription and why each medicine was started
- Checking recent reports, BP/sugar logs and how you have responded to treatment
- Looking for side effects, duplicate medicines or interactions
- Assessing whether weight loss or lifestyle change has reduced what you need
- Creating a safe, stepwise plan if dose reduction is possible — with monitoring
Who should book a medication review?
- You take medicines for BP, diabetes, thyroid, cholesterol or weight loss and want to know if they are still needed
- Your reports have improved after weight loss, diet change or exercise
- You are on multiple medicines, sometimes from different doctors
- You have side effects — dizziness, low sugars, weakness or stomach symptoms
- You are planning pregnancy or have had a major health change
- You are older or on many long-term medicines and want a safety review
Medicines people most often ask about
Each of these has its own honest guide — start there, then bring your questions to the review:
Thyroxine
Often lifelong — but some temporary causes can be reduced under supervision.
BP medicines
Sometimes reducible after big lifestyle change; many are long-term protection.
Statins
Depends heavily on your heart risk and why they were started.
Metformin
May be reduced with diabetes remission — only with monitoring.
Insulin
Sometimes possible in type 2 after real improvement — never without monitoring.
Mounjaro / Ozempic
Stopping often brings weight and appetite back; needs a maintenance plan.
What to bring to your medicine review
- Your current prescription and all medicines and supplements you take
- Recent blood tests — HbA1c, fasting sugar, lipid profile, kidney and liver function, TSH
- Home BP log or glucometer/CGM readings if you have them
- Any history of heart disease, stroke, kidney disease, thyroid surgery or pregnancy planning
- A note of any side effects or symptoms you think may be medicine-related
Common Questions
Will the doctor stop my medicines in this review?
What should I bring?
Can medicines be reduced after weight loss?
Is a medication review useful for elderly patients?
Can the review be done online?
Dr. Manuj Sondhi
With 15+ years in metabolic medicine, Dr. Manuj Sondhi helps patients with diabetes, thyroid, blood pressure and weight-related conditions understand their treatment — including whether long-term medicines can be safely reduced. He believes the right decision for your situation is best made together, in consultation.
Review your medicines with a doctor
Bring your prescription, recent reports and home readings. Dr. Manuj Sondhi will check whether any medicine can be reduced safely — and build a stepwise plan if it can.
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