A General Practitioner (GP) can assess your symptoms, review your medical history and perform an appropriate clinical examination. When needed, your doctor may recommend investigations, treatment, follow-up or referral to an appropriate specialist.
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Assessment and medical care for common health concerns, appropriate screening and ongoing follow-up.
Assessment and management of cough, sore throat, upper respiratory infections and other common respiratory symptoms.
Assessment of urinary symptoms, appropriate testing and treatment when indicated.
Assessment of abdominal discomfort, reflux, nausea, diarrhoea, constipation and other common digestive concerns.
Assessment of joint and muscle pain, minor injuries, back pain and related symptoms.
Ongoing review and monitoring of conditions such as diabetes, hypertension, cholesterol and other chronic diseases.
Preventive health assessment, risk evaluation and appropriate screening based on age, history and risk factors.
Confidential assessment and appropriate testing for sexually transmitted infections, including PCR or blood tests when indicated.
Laboratory tests to support diagnosis, screening and general health check-ups, requested following clinical assessment.
Not every health concern requires testing. When clinically appropriate, your GP may recommend laboratory investigations or other diagnostic tests to support assessment. If your condition requires care outside the scope of general practice, referral to an appropriate specialist or hospital service may be advised.
Yes. A GP can assess new, persistent or unexplained symptoms, review your medical history and help determine the appropriate next step.
The duration can vary depending on your symptoms, medical history and whether an examination or further assessment is needed.
If your concern requires specialist care, your GP can explain the recommended next step and advise on an appropriate referral.
Not exactly. A GP consultation usually focuses on a particular symptom or concern, while a general health check-up focuses on preventive assessment and screening based on your needs.
You don’t need to decide which test you need or which specialist to see before your appointment. A GP consultation can help determine the appropriate next step.