Internal medicine In CK Birla Hospital

At the Department of Internal Medicine, we offer investigations, management and treatment for multiple health conditions, functional impairment and lifestyle disorders for patients of all ages. Our internal medicine team is your first point of medical contact for preliminary investigations and assessment. From acute problems like the common cold to long-term illnesses like diabetes, we offer evidence-based comprehensive care tailored to your unique needs with a multidisciplinary team approach for optimal outcomes. We are also equipped with 24X7 Emergency, ICU and Critical Care facilities for patients with complex medical needs.

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Infectious diseases

Infectious diseases are health conditions caused by bacteria, fungi, viruses or parasites. Common infectious diseases include influenza, chickenpox, dengue, tuberculosis, typhoid, colds and chest infections. We offer medical and surgical interventions at our purpose-built infection control unit and our ICU is equipped with an isolation chamber for safety and hygiene.

Autoimmune diseases

Autoimmune diseases are those in which a person’s immune system attacks its own healthy cells. These conditions include lupus and rheumatoid arthritis. Specialised tailor-made treatments are offered to relieve symptoms and suppress the overactive immune system.

Endocrine and hormonal problems

The endocrine system contains several glands that are responsible for the production of hormones. Endocrine diseases are caused as a result of hormonal imbalances. These include diabetes and thyroid disorders. These issues are treated with tailor-made drug protocols to regulate hormone levels.

Preventive medicine

Preventive medicine helps in early detection and effective treatment of a wide range of medical conditions which may not show any symptoms in the early stages. We offer routine risk assessments, high-end diagnostics, guidance on personalised healthy behaviours, lifestyle measures and tailored treatments for an improved quality of life.

Heart blockage

The electric signals control the beating of our heart, and any disruptions in the beating is an indication of partial or complete blockage in the heart. These electric signals travel from the upper chamber of the heart to the lower chamber, and when these electric signals do not travel from the upper chamber to the lower, there is a heart blockage.

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