Who is a general practitioner?

A general practitioner or General Practitioner is a primary care physician who treats a variety of medical conditions and offers general health services. Acute illnesses, chronic disease management and preventive care are all handled by general practitioners.

How Can a General Practitioner Help You?

General Practitioner's conduct check ups, give vaccinations, diagnose and treat common health conditions and provide preventive guidance. When more specialized care is required they refer you to specialists and coordinate your care.

Types of Services Offered by General Practitioner

They conduct basic procedures, manage chronic conditions, give regular exams and counsel patients on lifestyle and preventive health.

When Should You See a General Practitioner

For routine checkups immunizations for common illnesses or if you have any new or ongoing health concerns see a general practitioner.

The Importance of General Practitioner's

As the first point of contact in the healthcare system, general practitioners are crucial for early diagnosis and treatment as well as for fostering long-term health.

FAQ

Can a general practitioner treat long-term illnesses?
Indeed, general practitioners treat diseases like high blood pressure and diabetes. 

Are annual check-ups necessary?
Preventive care and early management of any health issues are facilitated by yearly visits. 

Can General Practitioner's prescribe medications?
For a variety of medical conditions general practitioners can prescribe drugs. 

What’s the difference between a General Practitioner and an internist? 
General Practitioner's treat patients of all ages whereas internists treat adults.