Endocrinology in Sofia | NUVIVA Medical Centre

Endocrinology studies the endocrine glands and the hormones they produce, which affect metabolism, growth, weight and overall wellbeing. At Nuviva we offer consultations and diagnosis of diseases of the thyroid, adrenal and pituitary glands, as well as monitoring of diabetes, obesity, hormonal menstrual disorders and other conditions related to hormonal imbalance. Our team combines precise diagnostics with an individual approach to find the cause in time and create a treatment plan tailored to your needs.

Dr Mohamed Mehmedov

Endocrinologist

Dr Ralitsa Ivanova

Endocrinologist

Rozalina Marinova-Chiflidzhanova

Biohacking specialist

Consultations and diagnosis

Thyroid, adrenal and pituitary glands
Diabetes and prediabetes, insulin resistance
Obesity and metabolic syndrome
Hormonal menstrual disorders, PCOS
Men’s hormonal health
Bone health and vitamin D deficiency

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Tests

Thyroid ultrasound
Specialised laboratory packages

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Support and lifestyle change

Individual nutrition plan
Programmes for building healthy habits (nutrition, exercise, sleep, stress)
Follow-up and repeat consultations, including online
Preventive check of hormones and metabolism
Healthy longevity and optimising energy and weight

Diagnosis with us happens in one place: thyroid ultrasound, specialised laboratory packages tailored to your problem and goals, and a consultation with an endocrinologist who brings the results together into a clear picture.

Frequently asked questions

When should I see an endocrinologist?

It is a good idea to see a specialist if you have unexplained weight gain or loss, constant tiredness, drowsiness or irritability, hair loss, dry skin, feeling unusually cold or hot, palpitations, irregular periods, frequent urination and strong thirst. A family history of diabetes or thyroid disease is also a reason to book a consultation.

How should I prepare for the tests?

Most hormone tests and blood sugar tests are taken in the morning on an empty stomach. For some hormones, the day of the menstrual cycle also matters. We will give you exact instructions when you book.

What is insulin resistance and how is it detected?

It is a condition in which the body responds less well to insulin. It often precedes diabetes. It is identified through blood tests and an assessment of risk factors, and timely lifestyle changes make a big difference.

How do the habit-building programmes work?

They focus on lasting changes in nutrition, exercise, sleep and stress management, with progress tracking and support along the way.

Endocrinology

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