Fever & Infections
Clinical evaluation of acute or persistent fever and symptoms suggesting infection.
Comprehensive physician-led assessment for fever, infections, diabetes, hypertension, respiratory complaints, digestive symptoms and a wide range of adult medical conditions.
General Medicine is often the first point of specialist medical assessment for adults with new symptoms, recurring health problems or long-term medical conditions.
Clinical evaluation of acute or persistent fever and symptoms suggesting infection.
Medical assessment, monitoring and ongoing care for diabetes and blood glucose-related concerns.
Evaluation and follow-up for elevated blood pressure and related medical risk factors.
Assessment for cough, breathing difficulty and other respiratory symptoms.
Evaluation of abdominal discomfort, vomiting, altered bowel habits and related medical complaints.
Clinical assessment for selected metabolic and thyroid-related conditions.
Assessment for unexplained tiredness, weakness and changes in general health.
Coordinated physician care for adults living with more than one medical condition.
Symptoms can sometimes have more than one possible cause. Medical assessment combines history, examination and appropriate investigations to guide further care.
Understanding symptoms, medications and previous conditions.
Physical assessment based on the presenting complaint.
Laboratory or imaging tests when clinically appropriate.
Management and ongoing review according to diagnosis.
Fever may occur with several different illnesses. Persistent fever, dehydration, breathing difficulty, severe weakness or worsening symptoms should be medically assessed.
Ongoing monitoring and medical management according to individual clinical needs.
Physician assessment for recurring cough, breathing symptoms and related conditions.
Assessment of relevant risk factors and general health based on clinical requirements.
Some medical problems require input from another speciality. General Medicine can help identify when further specialist assessment may be appropriate.
Laboratory and imaging investigations may be recommended depending on symptoms, examination findings and the suspected medical condition.
Severe breathing difficulty, collapse, altered consciousness, severe chest pain or rapidly worsening symptoms may require urgent emergency assessment.
Consult the General Medicine team at ARHA Super Speciality Hospitals.