General Medicine

Overview

Conditions and services covered

Some of the common concerns patients consult us for. This is not a complete list — if you are unsure, call us and we will guide you.

• OPD Consultation

  Walk-in or booked outpatient consultations for new symptoms, general health concerns and medical advice.

• Follow-up & Counselling

  Review visits to check progress, discuss reports and adjust treatment, with guidance on diet and lifestyle.

• Chronic Disease Management

  Ongoing care for long-term conditions, with regular monitoring to help keep them under control.

• Fever, Cough & Cold

  Assessment and treatment of fever, cough, cold, sore throat and seasonal viral infections.

• Malaria / Dengue / Typhoid

  Assessment of fever with relevant blood tests, treatment and close monitoring for warning signs.

• Asthma / COPD & Other Respiratory Diseases

  Care for breathlessness, wheezing, chronic cough and other breathing problems, including inhaler guidance and flare-up planning.

• Thyroid & Other Endocrine Disorders

  Diagnosis and long-term management of thyroid problems and other hormonal (endocrine) conditions, with periodic tests.

• Digestive Problems (Gastritis / Peptic Ulcer)

  Care for acidity, upper abdominal pain, bloating, indigestion and other stomach problems, including diet advice.

• Weakness & Fatigue

  Evaluation of persistent tiredness or weakness to find the cause — such as anaemia, thyroid problems, sugar levels or vitamin deficiencies.

• High Blood Pressure

  Diagnosis, medication review and lifestyle support for hypertension, with regular BP monitoring.

• Headache & Migraine

  Assessment of recurring or severe headaches, identifying triggers and planning appropriate treatment.

• Urinary Tract Infection (UTI)

  Evaluation of burning, frequent or painful urination, with urine tests and treatment where needed.

• Anaemia

  Evaluation of tiredness, weakness or low haemoglobin, finding the cause and planning treatment.

• Diabetes Mellitus (Type 1 & 2)

  Diagnosis and ongoing management of diabetes — see Diabetes Care for details.

When to see a doctor

Consider booking a consultation if you notice any of the following:

• Fever lasting more than two to three days, or fever with body ache, rash or chills
• A cough, cold or sore throat that is not improving
• Frequent headaches, dizziness or unusual tiredness
• Burning or pain while passing urine
• Repeated acidity, stomach pain, vomiting or loose motions
• High readings on a home BP or sugar check
• Unexplained weight loss or weight gain
• You need a review of long-term medicines or recent test reports

What to expect

1. Registration

   Share your details at reception, along with any previous prescriptions and reports you have.

2. Consultation

   The doctor listens to your concerns, asks about your medical history and carries out an examination.

3. Tests, if needed

   If tests will help, the doctor explains which ones and why. Samples can often be collected on-site.

4. Care plan & follow-up

   You receive clear advice on medicines, lifestyle and when to return, with follow-up as needed.

Tests, treatments & support

Depending on your needs, your care may include:

• Detailed clinical examination
• BP, pulse, temperature and oxygen checks
• E.C.G.
• Blood sugar & laboratory tests
• Nebulizer therapy
• Oxygen therapy
• IV infusion
• Prescription and medication review
• Diet and lifestyle counselling
• In-house pharmacy
• Fitness certificate
• In-patient care, 15 beds — special room, semi-special room, male & female wards
• Referral to specialists when required