Dr Auditi Naziat, Private Endocrinologist & Diabetes Consultant - Swindon.

Consultant, Endocrinology & Diabetes

FRCP, MRCP (Endocrinology), MBBS

GMC Number: 6061921

Practicing since 2003

Dr Auditi Naziat

Dr Auditi Naziat is a NHS and Private Endocrine Consultant, the Clinical lead, and Research lead at the Department of Diabetes and Endocrinology, Great Western Hospital, Swindon. She completed her Diabetes & Endocrinology Higher Specialist training in Oxford. She has received a Clinical Excellence Award for her outstanding contribution in service development.

She is the Training Programme Director for Diabetes & Endocrinology for the Severn deanery; Educational Supervisors’ Lead for Post Graduate Medical Education, Great Western Hospital Academy; Royal college of Physicians accredited Medical Educator; Chairs Severn regional Primary Aldosteronism Multidisciplinary Team Meeting.

Credentials

Services Offered

Secondary Hypertension

Young-onset Hypertension and Multi-Drug-Resistant Hypertensive, providing structured and holistic care. This clinic is unique across the region.

BAX24 trial- Dr Naziat is one of the principal investigators for the BAX24 trial in the UK (RCT double-blind placebo-controlled multinational clinical trial sponsored by Astra Zeneca) to assess the effectiveness of Baxdrostat (new BP medication) in blood pressure control in resistant hypertension.

WAVE trial- Secondary hypertension clinic in Great Western hospital is one of the patient identification centres for WAVE trail, a prospective randomised trial comparing radiofrequency ablation With laparoscopic Adrenalectomy as an alternatiVE treatment for unilateral asymmetric primary aldosteronism, sponsored by Queen Mary University of London.

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Adrenal disorders

Addison’s disease (steroid hormone deficiency), Cushing’s syndrome (excessive steroid hormone), Phaeochromocytoma (excess adrenaline hormone), Conn’s syndrome (high Aldosterone hormone)

Dr Naziat is one of the Principal Investigators for HyperAID study (Hydrocortisone versus Prednisolone for Treatment of Adrenal Insufficiency Disease, sponsored by Imperial College London)

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Thyroid disease

Overactive thyroid problem (thyrotoxicosis, Graves’ disease) underactive thyroid problem (hypothyroidism, Hashimoto’s thyroiditis)

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Parathyroid disease and calcium disorders

Primary hyperparathyroidism and hypoparathyroidism

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Male Hypogonadism

Low libido, low energy level, erectile dysfunction and Low testosterone

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Polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS)

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Pituitary disorders

Cushing’s disease, Diabetes insipidus, Prolactinoma, Hypopituitarism

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Diabetes mellitus

Type 1 and 2 diabetes Mellitus, Atypical Diabetes and Genetic Diabetes MODY

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Consultation Location

Consultations appointments are based on clinical need and patient convenience.

Initial appointments are normally carried out face-to-face in the Shalbourne private suite, The Great Western Hospital, Swindon, SN3 6BB.

Most follow-up appointments are normally via remote Telemed (video call). Links to the consultation are sent on the day, via your mobile phone and email. You can access the link from your mobile device or from your desktop/laptop.

Either consultation formats are available on request.