What does department of medicine in hospitats like AIIMS or RML look after?
What is their area of specialisation?
Can a person with stomach ache go to medicine department?
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Department of Medicine is usually Internal
medicine
If other superspecialization branches are available in the hospital
If not, then even superspecialization comes under Dept of Medicine
Like Cardiology, Gastroenterology, Nephrology etc.
Abdominal pain can be medical or surgical, you can go to anyone first
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Medicine or surgery both are fine
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If it is medical cause and you are at surgical dept, they can either treat or refer to medicine dept;
If it’s surgical cause and you are at Medicine dept, they will refer to surgical dept.
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Medicine deptt looks after all the ailments like fever, blood pressure, diabetes, pain abdomen, diarrhea, vomiting, headache.
You can go to them for pain abdomen
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General medicine or internal medicine as it is called, they are trained to diagnose anything, from minor to major problems. You can definitely go to the medicine department and they will look into the problem and diagnose it. If at all it is minor problem they will treat you with medication, if it is something for example appendicitis or gastric ulcer then might refer you to the surgical department for further treatment.
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