Internal Medicine — Town Hospital
Town Hospital's Internal Medicine department provides comprehensive care for digestive, liver, kidney, diabetes and endocrine conditions, with close follow-up of chronic cases.
What we treat
Doctors — Internal Medicine
Frequently Asked Questions
What does Internal Medicine cover?
Diagnosis and management of internal and chronic conditions — diabetes, blood pressure, thyroid disorders, anaemia and lipid disorders — with referral to a sub-specialty where needed.
When should I see an internist?
For unexplained general symptoms such as persistent fatigue, unexplained weight change or recurrent fever; for chronic disease follow-up; or when a test result needs interpreting.
Should I do tests before the appointment?
Bring any recent results you have. The doctor determines what is needed after examining you — unguided random testing is usually not useful.
How often is chronic-disease follow-up needed?
It varies with the condition and how stable it is; your doctor sets the interval. Keeping to follow-up substantially reduces complications.