General practitioners provide first-contact medical care for patients of all ages, treating common illnesses, performing basic procedures, managing chronic conditions, and referring patients to specialists when advanced care is needed.
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General practitioners treat colds, flu, infections, minor injuries, skin conditions, allergies, digestive issues, headaches, back pain, and manage chronic conditions like diabetes and hypertension at the primary care level.
A GP provides broad primary care across all body systems and age groups, serving as the first point of medical contact. A specialist has additional training in a specific organ system or disease area and handles conditions beyond the scope of primary care.
Visit your GP for non-emergency conditions like mild fever, sore throat, rashes, or chronic condition follow-ups. Go to the emergency room for chest pain, severe breathing difficulty, heavy bleeding, signs of stroke, high fever with confusion, or serious injuries.
Yes, many GPs offer online consultations for common conditions such as colds, urinary infections, skin rashes, medication refills, and follow-up appointments. Physical examinations and procedures still require an in-person visit.