You should consult an internist for ongoing health management, especially if you have chronic illnesses, unusual or persistent symptoms, or if you need a comprehensive health assessment. They are also key in coordinating care for complex medical problems or when multiple organ systems are involved.

The consultation usually starts with a detailed medical history and physical examination. Depending on your symptoms, internists may order laboratory tests, imaging studies, or specialist referrals to accurately diagnose and create a personalized treatment plan.

We utilize blood tests, ECGs, imaging studies (X-rays, ultrasound, CT, MRI), pulmonary function tests, and other specialized diagnostics to accurately assess and monitor your health status.

Yes, one of the core strengths of Internal Medicine is managing patients with several coexisting chronic diseases, optimizing their treatment, minimizing complications, and improving quality of life through a coordinated approach.

Yes, internists often perform preoperative evaluations to assess and optimize your health before surgery, managing underlying conditions like diabetes or heart disease to reduce surgical risks.

Our specialists carefully review all medications you are taking to manage potential drug interactions, optimize dosages, and ensure you understand your treatment plan, enhancing both safety and effectiveness.

For urgent symptoms such as chest pain, severe shortness of breath, sudden weakness, or high fever, please seek immediate emergency care. Our hospital offers 24/7 emergency services to provide timely treatment in critical situations.

Internists coordinate care by working closely with specialists in surgery, cardiology, endocrinology, neurology, and others, ensuring comprehensive management of complex or multisystem health issues.