Division of General Medicine
Introduction

General Internal Medicine is responsible for managing a wide range of internal medicine-related diseases, providing patients with initial diagnoses and treatments, and referring them to appropriate subspecialties for further follow-up and care when necessary. Internists serve as the first-line diagnosticians for various diseases and also offer comprehensive health management and education to ensure effective control and improvement of patients’ conditions.
Common Complaints
- Infections and Fever: Various infections can be caused by viruses, bacteria, and other pathogens.
- Abdominal pain, headaches, and chest pain: Common symptoms that may indicate various internal medicine conditions.
- Shortness of breath and edema: Symptoms that can result from difficulty in breathing or fluid accumulation in the body.
- Dizziness and palpitations: May be associated with heart or blood pressure problems.
- Diarrhea and constipation: Manifestations of digestive system dysfunction.
- Insomnia and weakness: Symptoms that may be associated with mental or physiological conditions.
- Weight loss: May be a warning sign of various health issues.
- Jaundice: Typically an indication of liver or biliary issues.
Service
- Outpatient Care: Delivering diagnosis and treatment for diseases related to general internal medicine.
- Health Education: Disseminating health knowledge to patients while providing guidance and advice on disease prevention and health management.
General internists play a crucial role in supporting patients’ health management by assisting them in maintaining optimal health through accurate diagnoses and personalized treatment plans.




