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Internal medicine (general)

Doctor's Desk

General medicine is a primary care medical specialty focused on providing comprehensive and continuous care to patients of all ages. The general practitioner is often the first point of contact in a patient's healthcare journey. They manage common illnesses, prevention, screening, as well as the ongoing care of patients with chronic conditions.

Role of the general practitioner:

  • Medical consultations: Diagnosis and treatment of common ailments (respiratory infections, pain, allergies, etc.), management of minor injuries and benign disorders.

  • Prevention and screening: Personalized advice on lifestyle, vaccinations, and the prevention of serious diseases (cancers, diabetes, cardiovascular diseases).

  • Management of chronic diseases: Ongoing care for patients suffering from chronic conditions such as hypertension, diabetes, asthma, or cardiovascular diseases.

  • Referral to specialists: If necessary, the general practitioner refers patients to specialists or other healthcare services for complementary treatment or further examinations.

  • Emergency care: Management of minor emergencies in the medical office.

 

Approach and follow-up :

The general practitioner adopts a comprehensive approach, considering not only the physical health but also the psychological and social aspects of patients. They play a central role in the continuity of care, maintaining a long-term relationship of trust with their patients. This personalized approach ensures optimal follow-up while coordinating the interventions of various healthcare professionals.

With their versatile expertise, the general practitioner contributes to promoting health, preventing diseases, and improving the quality of life for patients.

Doctors
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Dr. Abbassi Ziad, general surgeon

Specialist in Colorectal Surgery

Specialist in Proctological and Perineal Surgery

Specialist in Venous Surgery

Specialist in Chronic Wounds and Chronic Pain

Specialist in Minimally Invasive Surgery

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