Jorge E. Mejia-Corletto, MD
Endocronologist (Pediatric) | Pediatric Endocrinology
1476 DEER PARK AVE STE 2 NORTH BABYLON NY, 11703About
Dr. Jorge Mejia-Corletto is a pediatric endocrinologist practicing in Mineola, NY. Dr. Mejia-Corletto specializes in growth, puberty, diabetes or other disorders related to hormones that produce certain conditions in children and growing young adults. Pediatric endocrinologists possess copious knowledge on hormone chemicals and how they can affect other parts of the body and their functions. He is also expert in the management of patients with Prader-Willi syndrome and his office sees one the largest national and international cohorts of patients with this disorders in US.
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Jorge E. Mejia-Corletto, MD's Expert Contributions
My son has juvenile diabetes. How can I increase his stamina?
Children with type 1 diabetes usually achieve better metabolic control of their blood glucose levels when they are active in sports. Once patients and families learn how to adjust insulin regimen during physical activity, this opportunity usually is beneficial not only for their diabetes management, but for their self confidence, energy level, and interactions with same age peers. Don't feel discouraged to let him participate in sports because he has type 1 diabetes. It may be one of his most gratifying activities. READ MORE
Fellowships
- NYU Winthrop Hospital
Professional Society Memberships
- American Academy of Pediatrics, Endocrine Society, Pediatric Endocrine Society, American Medical Association
Hobbies / Sports
- Outdoor Activities, Spending Time with His Two Sons, Music
Favorite professional publications
- The Journal of Clinical Endocrinology and Metabolism
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