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Fever
A temporary rise in body temperature, usually caused by infection or inflammation.
General Medicine & Internal MedicineOpen page →Medical GuideViral Fever
Fever and body symptoms caused by a viral infection, often self-limited but requiring assessment when severe.
General Medicine & Internal MedicineOpen page →Medical GuideDengue
A mosquito-borne viral infection that can cause high fever, body ache and low platelets.
General Medicine & Internal MedicineOpen page →Medical GuideMalaria
A mosquito-borne parasitic infection that may cause fever with chills, anaemia and organ complications.
General Medicine & Internal MedicineOpen page →Medical GuideTyphoid
A bacterial infection acquired through contaminated food or water, causing persistent fever and digestive symptoms.
General Medicine & Internal MedicineOpen page →Medical GuideChikungunya
A mosquito-borne viral illness known for fever and prominent joint pain.
General Medicine & Internal MedicineOpen page →Medical GuideInfluenza
A contagious viral respiratory illness causing fever, cough, body ache and fatigue.
General Medicine & Internal MedicineOpen page →Medical GuideCOVID-19
A respiratory viral infection ranging from mild illness to pneumonia and severe systemic disease.
General Medicine & Internal MedicineOpen page →Medical GuideTuberculosis
A bacterial infection that commonly affects the lungs but can involve other organs and needs prolonged supervised treatment.
General Medicine & Internal MedicineOpen page →Medical GuideSepsis
A life-threatening organ response to infection requiring urgent hospital treatment.
General Medicine & Internal MedicineOpen page →Medical GuideLeptospirosis
A bacterial infection linked to contaminated water or animal urine that can affect liver, kidney and lungs.
General Medicine & Internal MedicineOpen page →Medical GuideScrub Typhus
A mite-borne bacterial infection that may cause fever, rash, an eschar and organ complications.
General Medicine & Internal MedicineOpen page →Medical GuideFood Poisoning
Sudden digestive illness after contaminated food or drink, usually causing vomiting, diarrhoea and cramps.
General Medicine & Internal MedicineOpen page →Medical GuideAsthma
A chronic inflammatory airway condition causing reversible episodes of wheeze, cough and breathlessness.
PulmonologyOpen page →Medical GuideCOPD
A chronic lung disease, often related to smoking, that causes persistent airflow limitation and breathlessness.
PulmonologyOpen page →Medical GuidePneumonia
Infection of lung tissue that can cause fever, cough, chest pain and low oxygen.
PulmonologyOpen page →Medical GuideAcute Bronchitis
Short-term inflammation of the breathing tubes, usually viral, causing cough and chest congestion.
PulmonologyOpen page →Medical GuideChronic Bronchitis
Long-standing productive cough caused by chronic airway irritation, commonly associated with smoking and COPD.
PulmonologyOpen page →Medical GuidePleural Effusion
Abnormal fluid collection around a lung due to infection, heart, kidney, liver or other disease.
PulmonologyOpen page →Medical GuidePulmonary Tuberculosis
Tuberculosis affecting the lungs, commonly causing prolonged cough, fever, weight loss and night sweats.
PulmonologyOpen page →Medical GuideInterstitial Lung Disease
A group of disorders causing inflammation or scarring of lung tissue and progressive breathlessness.
PulmonologyOpen page →Medical GuidePulmonary Embolism
A blood clot blocking an artery in the lungs, often causing sudden breathlessness and chest pain.
PulmonologyOpen page →Medical GuideRespiratory Failure
A critical condition in which the lungs cannot maintain enough oxygen or remove carbon dioxide.
PulmonologyOpen page →Medical GuideUrinary Tract Infection
Infection of the bladder or urinary system causing burning, frequency and sometimes fever or flank pain.
NephrologyOpen page →Medical GuideAnaemia
A lower-than-healthy haemoglobin level that reduces oxygen delivery and causes fatigue, pallor or breathlessness.
General Medicine & Internal MedicineOpen page →Medical GuideIron Deficiency Anaemia
Anaemia caused by insufficient iron, often related to blood loss, diet, pregnancy or absorption problems.
General Medicine & Internal MedicineOpen page →Medical GuideVitamin B12 Deficiency
Low vitamin B12 causing anaemia and sometimes numbness, balance or memory symptoms.
General Medicine & Internal MedicineOpen page →Medical GuideThalassaemia
An inherited haemoglobin disorder ranging from mild trait to severe transfusion-dependent anaemia.
General Medicine & Internal MedicineOpen page →Medical GuideThrombocytopenia
A low platelet count that may increase bruising or bleeding risk depending on severity and cause.
General Medicine & Internal MedicineOpen page →Medical GuideLeukemia
Cancer of blood-forming cells causing abnormal white cells and effects on normal blood production.
General Medicine & Internal MedicineOpen page →Medical GuideLymphoma
Cancer of the lymphatic system that may cause persistent lymph-node swelling, fever, night sweats or weight loss.
General Medicine & Internal MedicineOpen page →Medical GuideBleeding Disorders
Inherited or acquired conditions that impair clotting and cause excessive or prolonged bleeding.
General Medicine & Internal MedicineOpen page →Medical GuideCellulitis
A bacterial infection of deeper skin layers causing spreading redness, warmth, pain and sometimes fever.
General Medicine & Internal MedicineOpen page →Medical GuideFungal Infections
Skin, nail or mucosal infection caused by fungi, often favoured by moisture, diabetes or reduced immunity.
General Medicine & Internal MedicineOpen page →Medical GuideHerpes Zoster
Reactivation of chickenpox virus causing a painful blistering rash in a nerve distribution.
General Medicine & Internal MedicineOpen page →Medical GuideSkin Allergy
Itching, rash or swelling caused by immune reaction to contact, food, environment or another trigger.
General Medicine & Internal MedicineOpen page →Medical GuideDrug Allergy
An immune reaction to a medicine, ranging from rash to severe anaphylaxis.
General Medicine & Internal MedicineOpen page →Medical GuidePressure Sores
Skin and tissue injury caused by prolonged pressure, usually in people with limited mobility.
General Medicine & Internal MedicineOpen page →Medical GuideDiabetic Foot Infection
Infection of a diabetic foot wound that can spread to deep tissue or bone and needs urgent multidisciplinary care.
General Medicine & Internal MedicineOpen page →Medical GuideFever
A measured rise in body temperature that may result from infection, inflammation, medicines or other illness.
General Medicine & Internal MedicineOpen page →Medical GuideCough
A protective reflex that clears the airways but may signal infection, allergy, asthma, reflux or lung disease.
PulmonologyOpen page →Medical GuideBreathlessness
A feeling of difficult or insufficient breathing caused by lung, heart, blood, metabolic or anxiety-related problems.
PulmonologyOpen page →Medical GuideChest Pain
Pain or discomfort in the chest with causes ranging from muscle strain and acidity to heart attack or lung clot.
CardiologyOpen page →Medical GuidePalpitations
Awareness of fast, pounding, fluttering or skipped heartbeats.
CardiologyOpen page →Medical GuideHeadache
Pain in the head caused by common primary headaches or an underlying medical or neurological disorder.
NeurologyOpen page →Medical GuideDizziness
A broad sensation of light-headedness, imbalance or near-fainting with many possible causes.
General Medicine & Internal MedicineOpen page →Medical GuideVertigo
A spinning or motion sensation commonly arising from the inner ear but sometimes from neurological disease.
NeurologyOpen page →Medical GuideWeakness
Reduced energy or muscle strength that may be generalised or affect one part of the body.
General Medicine & Internal MedicineOpen page →Medical GuideFatigue
Persistent physical or mental tiredness not fully relieved by rest.
General Medicine & Internal MedicineOpen page →Medical GuideWeight Loss
Unintended reduction in body weight that may reflect dietary, hormonal, infectious, digestive or malignant disease.
General Medicine & Internal MedicineOpen page →Medical GuideWeight Gain
Increase in body weight from fat, fluid retention, hormonal change, medicines or reduced activity.
General Medicine & Internal MedicineOpen page →Medical GuideSwelling of Legs
Fluid accumulation in one or both legs caused by veins, heart, kidney, liver, thyroid or local disease.
General Medicine & Internal MedicineOpen page →Medical GuideAbdominal Pain
Pain anywhere between the chest and groin with digestive, urinary, gynaecological, metabolic or surgical causes.
GastroenterologyOpen page →Medical GuideVomiting
Forceful emptying of stomach contents caused by infection, digestive, neurological, metabolic or medicine-related illness.
General Medicine & Internal MedicineOpen page →Medical GuideDiarrhoea
Frequent loose stools, often infectious but also caused by medicines, diet or bowel disease.
General Medicine & Internal MedicineOpen page →Medical GuideConstipation
Hard, infrequent or difficult bowel movements caused by diet, medicines, inactivity, metabolic or bowel disease.
General Medicine & Internal MedicineOpen page →Medical GuideBlood in Stool
Visible red or maroon blood passed with stool, requiring evaluation of anal, bowel and bleeding causes.
GastroenterologyOpen page →Medical GuideBlack Stool
Dark tar-like stool that may indicate bleeding from the upper digestive tract.
General Medicine & Internal MedicineOpen page →Medical GuideVomiting Blood
Blood in vomit from bleeding in the food pipe, stomach or upper intestine.
General Medicine & Internal MedicineOpen page →Medical GuideBurning Urination
Pain or burning while passing urine, commonly caused by infection or irritation.
UrologyOpen page →Medical GuideBlood in Urine
Red or microscopic blood in urine caused by infection, stone, prostate, kidney or urinary-tract disease.
UrologyOpen page →Medical GuideJoint Pain
Pain in one or more joints caused by injury, degeneration, inflammation, infection or metabolic disease.
Orthopaedics & TraumaOpen page →Medical GuideBody Pain
Generalised muscle and joint aching often caused by viral illness, exertion, sleep problems or systemic disease.
General Medicine & Internal MedicineOpen page →Medical GuideBack Pain
Pain arising from muscles, discs, joints, bones, nerves or referred organ disease.
Orthopaedics & TraumaOpen page →Medical GuideNeck Pain
Pain or stiffness in the neck from posture, strain, joints, discs, nerves or less common serious causes.
Orthopaedics & TraumaOpen page →Medical GuideDifficulty Swallowing
Trouble moving food or liquid from mouth to stomach due to throat, nerve or food-pipe disease.
GastroenterologyOpen page →Medical GuideLoss of Appetite
Reduced desire to eat caused by infection, digestive, liver, metabolic, mood or serious systemic disease.
General Medicine & Internal MedicineOpen page →Medical GuideJaundice
Yellowing of eyes or skin from raised bilirubin due to liver, bile-duct or blood disorders.
GastroenterologyOpen page →Medical GuideExcessive Sweating
Sweating beyond the body’s usual needs, caused by heat, fever, low sugar, thyroid, medicines or other illness.
General Medicine & Internal MedicineOpen page →Medical GuideFrequent Urination
Passing urine more often than usual due to fluid intake, diabetes, infection, bladder or prostate disease.
General Medicine & Internal MedicineOpen page →Medical GuideExcessive Thirst
Persistent increased thirst commonly linked to dehydration, high blood sugar or fluid-balance disorders.
General Medicine & Internal MedicineOpen page →Medical GuideConfusion
New difficulty thinking, understanding or staying oriented, especially important in older or acutely ill patients.
General Medicine & Internal MedicineOpen page →Medical GuideFits (Seizures)
Sudden abnormal electrical brain activity causing jerking, staring, altered awareness or loss of consciousness.
NeurologyOpen page →Medical GuideLoss of Consciousness
Temporary or prolonged unresponsiveness caused by fainting, heart, brain, metabolic or toxic illness.
General Medicine & Internal MedicineOpen page →Medical GuideTremors
Involuntary rhythmic shaking from physiological, medicine, thyroid, anxiety or neurological causes.
NeurologyOpen page →Medical GuideNumbness
Reduced or absent sensation from nerve pressure, neuropathy, stroke, vitamin or metabolic disease.
NeurologyOpen page →Medical GuideTingling
Pins-and-needles sensation due to temporary pressure, nerve, vitamin, metabolic or neurological disease.
General Medicine & Internal MedicineOpen page →Medical GuideDifficulty Walking
Impaired walking caused by pain, weakness, balance, nerve, joint, heart or lung disease.
NeurologyOpen page →Clinical CaseSevere Septic Shock Managed with Multiorgan Support
A rapidly deteriorating infection was managed through early recognition, protocol-based resuscitation, organ monitoring and coordinated critical-care support.
Open page →Clinical CaseSevere ARDS Supported with Lung-Protective Ventilation
Severe respiratory failure was managed with structured ventilator care, infection treatment and continuous organ-support monitoring.
Open page →Clinical CaseSevere Dengue Shock with Multiple-Organ Dysfunction
A severe mosquito-borne infection with shock and organ involvement was managed through close fluid titration and critical-care monitoring.
Open page →Symptom GuideConstitutional Symptoms
Common symptoms and conditions in constitutional symptoms.
General Medicine & Internal MedicineOpen page →Symptom GuideInfectious Disease Presentations
Common symptoms and conditions in infectious disease presentations.
General Medicine & Internal MedicineOpen page →DepartmentGeneral Medicine & Internal Medicine
Symptom-based evaluation and non-surgical treatment for adult medical conditions.
General Medicine & Internal MedicineOpen page →DepartmentPaediatrics
Medical consultation for infants, children and adolescents.
PaediatricsOpen page →ProcedureAppendicectomy (Open & Laparoscopic)
Removal of an inflamed appendix using an open or keyhole approach.
General SurgeryOpen page →ProcedureOpen Cholecystectomy
Gallbladder removal through a larger abdominal incision when an open approach is safer.
General SurgeryOpen page →ProcedureAbscess Drainage
Opening and drainage of a painful collection of pus.
General SurgeryOpen page →ProcedureBreast Abscess Drainage
Drainage of a breast infection that has formed a collection.
General SurgeryOpen page →ProcedureLymph Node Biopsy
Removal of part or all of a lymph node for diagnosis.
General SurgeryOpen page →ProcedureHollow Viscus Perforation Surgery
Emergency repair of a hole in the stomach or intestine.
General SurgeryOpen page →ProcedurePeritonitis Surgery
Source-control surgery for severe infection inside the abdomen.
General SurgeryOpen page →ProcedureDebridement
Removal of dead or infected tissue to support wound healing.
General SurgeryOpen page →ProcedureDiabetic Foot Debridement
Removal of infected or dead tissue from a diabetic foot wound.
General SurgeryOpen page →ProcedureOrthopaedic Wound Debridement
Removal of contaminated or dead tissue from an orthopaedic wound.
Orthopaedics & TraumaOpen page →ProcedureDJ Stenting
Placement of a soft internal tube between the kidney and bladder to maintain urine drainage.
UrologyOpen page →ProcedureERCP
Endoscopic treatment of selected bile-duct or pancreatic-duct problems.
GastroenterologyOpen page →Hospital ServiceFever Clinic
Symptom-based evaluation for acute, persistent or recurrent fever.
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