Description

Internal Diseases (Internal Medicine)

Internal diseases department examines the internal organ
systems of individuals who have passed the childhood. It provides
diagnosis and treatment services for the dysfunctions of the organs belonging
to this system. In addition, it raises awareness and directs every
individual to whom it provides healthcare services about the measures to be
taken to protect themselves against diseases.

Internal medicine is a major discipline of
medicine; It is also known as Internal Medicine. It deals with the
human digestive system, hormonal system, heart, lung, kidney, blood diseases,
internal diagnosis and treatment of cancer, infectious diseases, rheumatic and
allergic diseases, the health and diseases of the elderly patient group.

General Internal Medicine is a discipline that forms the
basis of all clinical branches of medicine. The problems of the majority
of patients who apply to health institutions are within the scope of internal
diseases. It covers a wide scale such as upper and lower respiratory tract
diseases, hypertension, gastrointestinal system diseases, kidney diseases,
thyroid diseases, diabetes, rheumatic diseases.

Internal Medicine, known as internal medicine, is a
branch of science consisting of 6 main sections.

These Sections

1. Hematology (Blood Diseases)
2. Endocrinology (Hormone Diseases)
3. Gastroenterology (Digestive System Diseases)
4. Oncology (Benign Tumors and Cancer Diseases)
5. Rheumatology (Rheumatic Diseases)
6. Nephrology (Kidney Diseases and Hypertension)

Internal Medicine is a guiding task in neurology (brain
and nerve diseases), Psychiatry (Mental Diseases), Infectious Diseases
(Inflammatory Diseases), Pulmonary Diseases (Lung Diseases), Cardiology
(Cardiovascular Diseases) and general surgery-related diseases. undertakes.