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Preventive medicine focuses on promoting preventive health care to improve patient well-being. The aim is to ultimately prevent diseases and disability.

If you are looking to consult the best preventive medicine doctor for timely prevention, detection or treatment of numerous ailments such as diabetes, hypertension, obesity, cardiac problems and cancer – consult experts at the CK Birla Hospital, Punjabi Bagh, Delhi. Our team of preventive health experts encourage you to adopt healthy living behaviours and offers tailor-made measures to preserve wellness and improve your quality of life. Our preventive health specialists are among the best in Delhi-NCR.

1. Dr. Anamika Yadav is a skilful pain management specialist. She brings with her an experience of 14+ years and specialises in Ultrasound-guided and Fluoroscopic pain management procedures and offers non-surgical pain management treatment options for chronic and acute pain.
2. Ms. Prachi Jain is an expert in the field of therapeutic and clinical nutrition. She has vast experience in designing diet plans as per the latest clinical guidelines for antenatal and postnatal patients, Oncology patients and Critical care among others. 

Community medicine is a subset of preventive medicine. However, preventive medicine is a branch of medical science that focuses to improve and maintain health by ensuring people don’t fall ill in the first place.

Primordial prevention, primary prevention, secondary prevention, and tertiary prevention are four stages of preventive medicine.

Routine preventive services include various screenings, checkups and counselling. Several tests are performed as part of preventive checkups. These include kidney and liver function, blood tests, glucose levels, chest x-ray, ECG, abdomen ultrasound and urine analysis.

The primary objective of preventive health services is to promote health awareness, detect problems early on and prolong healthy living.

It is recommended that everyone should get a routine checkup done once every year. However, if you have an underlying health issue, you should consult your doctor more often.