Dr. Lule Feyissa
Internist
Internal Medicine
Our internist have specialized in adult medicine, and are specially trained to solve diagnostic problems, manage severe long-term illnesses, and help patients with multiple, complex chronic conditions. They provide comprehensive, longitudinal patient care. They have life-long relationships with adult patients, and their recommendations are based on each patient’s unique situation.
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400 Birr
Here’s what typically happens when you visit an internist
First, they will check your vital signs, get a complete medical history, and understand the existing medications you might be on. Then, they will ask about your current symptoms to get a better understanding of your state of health. They will then proceed to take a physical exam, which includes:
What to Expect When You Visit an Internist?
Here’s what typically happens when you visit an internist:
First, they will check your vital signs, get a complete medical history, and understand the existing medications you might be on. Then, they will ask about your current symptoms to get a better understanding of your state of health. They will then proceed to take a physical exam, which includes:
- Understanding your general posture.
- Listening to your heartbeat to look for murmurs, irregular heartbeat, or any other unusual sounds.
- Analyzing your breathing and checking for wheezing, shortness of breath, and so on.
- Doing a checkup of your ears, eyes, throat, nose, etc.
- Checking your skin and nails.
Your doctor may also order screening tests (think: lipid panel, bone density test, etc.) or more specific tests such as urinalysis, imaging testing, etc. In most cases, the internist might ask you to come back for a follow-up visit or may suggest another specialist.