General Medicine

Common colds, flu, and viral infections affecting the nose, throat, and airways. Symptoms include congestion, sore throat, cough, and fever.

High blood pressure monitoring and treatment. Regular check-ups, lifestyle modifications, and medication management to prevent complications.

Blood sugar management through diet, exercise, and medication. Regular monitoring and prevention of complications like neuropathy and retinopathy.

Comprehensive health assessments including vital signs, screenings, and preventive care discussions. Essential for early disease detection.

Lower and upper back pain from muscle strain, poor posture, or degenerative conditions. Treatment includes physical therapy and pain management.

Seasonal and environmental allergies causing sneezing, itching, and congestion. Management with antihistamines and avoidance strategies.

Excessive worry, panic attacks, and stress-related symptoms. Treatment includes therapy, lifestyle changes, and medication when needed.

Persistent sadness, loss of interest, and changes in sleep or appetite. Comprehensive treatment with counseling and antidepressants.

Tension headaches, migraines, and cluster headaches. Identification of triggers and appropriate pain management strategies.

Inflammation of bronchial tubes causing persistent cough with mucus. Treatment focuses on symptom relief and preventing complications.

Bacterial infections of the bladder or kidneys causing painful urination and urgency. Treated with antibiotics and increased fluid intake.

Elevated blood lipids increasing heart disease risk. Managed through diet, exercise, and statin medications when necessary.

Chronic airway inflammation causing wheezing and shortness of breath. Controlled with inhalers and trigger avoidance.

Stomach acid backing up into the esophagus causing heartburn. Managed with lifestyle changes and acid-reducing medications.

Inflammation of sinus cavities causing facial pain and pressure. Treatment includes decongestants and sometimes antibiotics.

Difficulty falling or staying asleep affecting daily function. Addressed through sleep hygiene, behavioral therapy, and medication.

Persistent tiredness not relieved by rest. Requires evaluation for underlying conditions like anemia, thyroid issues, or sleep disorders.

Osteoarthritis and inflammatory joint conditions causing pain and stiffness. Managed with pain relievers, physical therapy, and lifestyle modifications.

Hypothyroidism and hyperthyroidism affecting metabolism. Diagnosed through blood tests and treated with hormone replacement or suppression.

Assessment of cardiac and non-cardiac chest pain. Critical evaluation to rule out heart attack and identify other causes.

Balance problems and spinning sensations from inner ear issues or other causes. Requires careful evaluation and targeted treatment.

Stomach pain from various causes including gastritis, IBS, or more serious conditions. Diagnosis through examination and testing.

Obesity treatment and healthy weight maintenance. Comprehensive approach including diet, exercise, and behavioral counseling.

Immunizations for flu, pneumonia, shingles, and other preventable diseases. Essential for maintaining community and individual health.

Eczema, contact dermatitis, and other skin conditions. Diagnosis and treatment with topical medications and trigger identification.

Middle ear infections causing pain and hearing problems. Common in children but can affect adults, treated with antibiotics when bacterial.

Ongoing prescription management for chronic conditions. Regular monitoring to ensure medication effectiveness and safety.

Difficulty breathing from cardiac, pulmonary, or other causes. Requires prompt evaluation to determine underlying condition.

Infrequent or difficult bowel movements. Managed with dietary fiber, hydration, and sometimes laxatives or other interventions.

Frequent loose stools from infections, food intolerances, or chronic conditions. Treatment focuses on hydration and identifying causes.

Upset stomach from various causes including infections, medications, or digestive disorders. Requires symptom management and cause identification.

Progressive loss of kidney function requiring monitoring and management. Early detection crucial for slowing progression.

Low red blood cell count causing fatigue and weakness. Treated based on underlying cause, often with iron supplementation.

Support for quitting tobacco use. Combination of counseling, behavioral strategies, and medications like nicotine replacement.

Persistent cough lasting more than 8 weeks. Evaluation for causes including asthma, GERD, or post-nasal drip.

Difficulty achieving or maintaining erections. Often related to vascular health, diabetes, or psychological factors.

Hot flashes, mood changes, and other symptoms during hormonal transition. Managed with lifestyle changes and hormone therapy when appropriate.

Fluid retention in legs, ankles, or other areas. Can indicate heart, kidney, or liver problems requiring evaluation.

Bone density loss increasing fracture risk. Prevented and treated with calcium, vitamin D, and bone-strengthening medications.

Cognitive decline and forgetfulness. Evaluation to distinguish normal aging from dementia or other treatable conditions.

Awareness of heartbeat irregularities. Assessment to rule out arrhythmias and identify triggers like caffeine or stress.

Painful joint inflammation from uric acid crystals. Managed with anti-inflammatory medications and dietary modifications.

Low vitamin D levels affecting bone health and immunity. Treated with supplementation and increased sun exposure.

Nerve damage causing numbness and tingling in extremities. Often related to diabetes, requiring blood sugar control and symptom management.

Chronic digestive disorder with abdominal pain and altered bowel habits. Managed through diet, stress reduction, and medications.

Alcohol and drug dependency requiring comprehensive treatment. Support through counseling, medication-assisted treatment, and recovery programs.

Irregular heart rhythm increasing stroke risk. Managed with rate control medications and anticoagulation therapy.

Lung infection causing cough, fever, and breathing difficulty. Treated with antibiotics for bacterial cases and supportive care.

Painful rash from reactivated chickenpox virus. Antiviral treatment most effective when started early, vaccine available for prevention.

Medical evaluation before surgery to assess risks. Includes cardiac assessment, medication review, and optimization of chronic conditions.