The Department of General Medicine is one of the main departments in the hospital and provides general medical care for adult patients. Acute and chronic infections, metabolic disorders like hypertension, obesity, and diabetes mellitus, endocrine disorders, liver disorders, renal disorders, cardiac disorders, neurological conditions, nutritional problems, geriatric care, hematological disorders, and critical care illnesses are among the common medical conditions treated.

Our general practitioners do a physical examination of the patient before advising on any necessary diagnostic tests or procedures. A final diagnosis is then made by correlating the results of these tests with the symptoms, the general physical examination, and other factors. Depending on the final diagnosis, the general physician either gives the necessary treatment (usually medication) to the patient or refers them to a specialty department for further treatment.

Their broad range of expertise differentiates General Physicians from other specialists who limit their medical practice to problems involving only one body system or to a special area of medical knowledge. The Department of General Medicine deals with the prevention, diagnosis, and non-surgical treatment of various diseases. It serves as the first point of contact whenever a patient visits the hospital. A general physician conducts a physical examination of the patient and then recommends necessary tests and diagnostic procedures. The results of these tests, the general physical examination, and symptoms are then correlated to arrive at a final diagnosis. Depending on the final diagnosis, the general physician gives the necessary treatment to the patient or refers them to a specialty department for further treatment.