Choose the concern that best matches your need to reach the department that usually evaluates it. The final diagnosis and treatment plan are decided after a doctor’s clinical assessment.
Each care group connects common health concerns with the hospital departments that usually evaluate them.
For digestive symptoms and conditions involving the stomach, bowel, liver, gallbladder and pancreas.
For surgical assessment and laparoscopic/general surgical care, including concerns such as gallbladder stones when surgery is clinically advised.
For adult medical symptoms, blood-pressure concerns, chest symptoms, fever, infection and diabetes-related follow-up.
For gynaecological concerns, pregnancy-related care and infertility evaluation with the women’s health team.
For newborn, infant, child and adolescent health concerns.
For joint pain, injuries, mobility problems, joint-replacement evaluation and rehabilitation.
For neurological symptoms, brain/spine surgical evaluation and psychiatric care.
For kidney-related conditions, urinary symptoms and specialist urological evaluation.
For skin, hair, nail, ear, nose, throat and oral-health concerns.
For serious illness requiring close monitoring and for cancer-related specialist consultation.
No matching care area found. Call the hospital if you are unsure which department to choose.
The hospital team can direct your enquiry to the most relevant available department. Keep previous prescriptions, reports and scans ready if they relate to the concern.
Severe breathing difficulty, loss of consciousness, major bleeding or rapidly worsening illness needs urgent medical attention rather than a routine appointment request.
