In addition to general internal medicine, Rich Hospital's Internal Medicine department offers services in hematology, oncology, nephrology, endocrinology, cardiology, rheumatology and gastroenterology. Our experienced doctors in these specialties are constantly improving themselves and following innovations in order to provide the best healthcare service to our patients.
Treatment of Inpatients in the Department of Internal Medicine
The treatment, consultations, preoperative preparations and necessary interventions of patients hospitalized in our hospitals are carried out by our Internal Medicine department. Our specialist doctors use state-of-the-art medical devices and advanced diagnostic methods to evaluate the health status of our patients in the best way possible and to create appropriate treatment plans.
Infectious Diseases
Infections caused by viruses, bacteria and parasites can occur in any part of the body and can be contagious. These infections can cause diseases such as skin, hepatitis types, diarrhea, influenza, joint and bone inflammation. These diseases fall under the specialty of Internal Medicine.
Thyroid Gland Diseases
The thyroid gland, which regulates many functions in the body, is an organ located in the neck. Excess or deficiency of the thyroid gland can cause serious diseases. The working functions of the thyroid gland are very important for the general health of the body. Irregularities in thyroid hormone are examined in complaints such as inability to lose weight, weight loss and fatigue.
Cholesterol
Cholesterol, which constitutes an important area in body functions, is a fat-like substance that is effective in hormones and the composition of intracellular structures. Protecting the body against microbes under the skin, strengthening nerve tissues and maintaining water balance in the body are among the tasks of cholesterol. People diagnosed with diseases such as hypercholesterolemia and dyslipidemia should pay attention to consume healthy foods. This is monitored by an Internal Medicine specialist.
Hypertension
Hypertension, which occurs due to high blood pressure, can be seen in one out of every three adults in our country. If necessary precautions are not taken and treatment is not applied, it can lead to serious health problems. In the internal medicine department, hypertension patients are monitored and treated with the aim of controlling blood pressure.
Upper Respiratory Tract Infection
Upper respiratory tract infection, also known as the common cold, constitutes the majority of internal medicine doctor visits. Upper respiratory tract infections, which occur especially in the fall and winter seasons, can be confused with the flu. Upper respiratory tract infections can cause diseases such as ear infections (otitis media), sinus infections, pneumonia (pneumonia). In order not to cause this situation, it is necessary to consult the Internal Medicine (Internal Medicine) department in a timely manner.
Diabetes (Diabetes)
Diabetes is defined as a condition in which the amount of sugar in the blood is higher than it should be. The incidence of diabetes increases significantly with inactivity and malnutrition. Blood sugar should be kept under control to prevent diabetes. It is possible to prevent diabetes by taking advantage of specialist doctors in the Internal Medicine department.
Lung Diseases
Diseases affecting the respiratory system can cause complaints such as snoring, phlegm, cough, back and shoulder pain, weight loss, loss of appetite, fever, etc., by disrupting the functioning of the lungs. Diagnosis and treatment of lung diseases are performed in the Department of Internal Medicine. Serious lung diseases are followed up by the Chest Diseases Department.
Which tests are performed in the Internal Medicine Department?