General Medicine
Specialists are called General Physicians
Diagnosis and first-line treatment of common illnesses, infections and long-term conditions such as diabetes and blood pressure.
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Your first stop for everyday illnesses, check-ups, ageing and diet.
Specialists are called General Physicians
Diagnosis and first-line treatment of common illnesses, infections and long-term conditions such as diabetes and blood pressure.
Specialists are called Nutritionists
Diet and nutrition guidance for health conditions and general wellbeing.
Blood pressure, chest pain, breathing problems and kidney care.
Specialists are called Cardiologists
Conditions of the heart and blood vessels, including coronary artery disease, heart rhythm problems, heart failure and high blood pressure.
Specialists are called Nephrologists
Kidney diseases, chronic kidney disease and dialysis.
Specialists are called Pulmonologists
Lung and breathing conditions such as asthma, COPD, infections and sleep apnoea.
Headaches, nerves, memory, mood, stress and sleep.
Specialists are called Neurologists
Disorders of the brain, spinal cord and nerves, such as migraine, epilepsy, stroke and Parkinson's disease.
Specialists are called Psychiatrists
Diagnosis and treatment of mental health conditions, including medication where needed.
Specialists are called Psychologists
Talking therapies and psychological assessment for emotional and behavioural concerns.
Specialists are called Neurosurgeons
Surgical treatment of conditions of the brain, spine and nerves.
Periods, pregnancy, fertility and your child's health from birth.
Specialists are called Gynecologists
Health of the female reproductive system, including menstrual problems, PCOS, contraception and menopause.
Specialists are called Obstetricians
Care during pregnancy, childbirth and the period after delivery.
Specialists are called Pediatricians
Medical care of infants, children and adolescents, including growth, vaccinations and childhood illnesses.
Pain, injuries, arthritis and getting moving again.
Specialists are called Orthopedic Doctors
Bones, joints, ligaments and muscles: fractures, arthritis, sports injuries and spine problems.
Specialists are called Rheumatologists
Autoimmune and inflammatory conditions affecting joints and muscles.
Specialists are called Physiotherapists
Movement and rehabilitation therapy after injury, surgery or for chronic pain.
Skin and hair, vision, ears, nose, throat and dental care.
Specialists are called Dermatologists
Conditions of the skin, hair and nails, such as acne, eczema, psoriasis, fungal infections and hair loss.
Specialists are called ENT Specialists
Conditions of the ear, nose and throat, including sinusitis, hearing loss, tonsillitis and voice problems.
Specialists are called Dentists
Oral health: tooth decay, gum disease, root canals, braces, implants and cleaning.
Specialists are called Ophthalmologists
Eye health and vision, including cataract, glaucoma, refractive errors and retinal disease.
Stomach and liver, diabetes and thyroid, kidney stones and bladder.
Specialists are called Gastroenterologists
The digestive system and liver: acidity, ulcers, IBS, liver disease and endoscopy.
Specialists are called Urologists
The urinary tract and male reproductive organs: kidney stones, prostate problems and bladder conditions.
Specialists are called Endocrinologists
Hormone-related conditions, including diabetes, thyroid disorders and PCOS.
Cancer care, operations, anaesthesia and medical imaging.
Specialists are called Oncologists
Diagnosis and treatment of cancer, including chemotherapy and coordinated cancer care.
Specialists are called Radiologists
Medical imaging such as X-ray, ultrasound, CT and MRI, and interpretation of scans.
Specialists are called Anesthesiologists
Anaesthesia during surgery and procedures, and pain management.
Specialists are called General Surgeons
Common surgical procedures such as hernia repair, gallbladder and appendix surgery.
Specialists are called Plastic Surgeons
Reconstructive and cosmetic surgery.
Registered Ayurveda and Homeopathy practitioners.
Specialists are called Ayurvedic Doctors
Traditional Indian system of medicine practised by registered Ayurvedic practitioners.
Specialists are called Homeopathic Doctors
Homeopathic consultation by registered homeopathic practitioners.
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