General Physician in Indrapuri, Bhopal
Comprehensive care for fever, infections, diabetes, hypertension and chronic conditions at R.K. Hospital & Research Centre, Indrapuri, Bhopal
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OPD: Mon-Sat 9AM-12PM, 5:30PM-9PM
Overview
For a general physician consultation in Indrapuri, Bhopal, R.K. Hospital has Dr. Rina Kanungo (MBBS) and Dr. Mohit Sikka (MBBS, MD). The department assesses fever, infections, diabetes, blood pressure, thyroid concerns and other general medical problems. Dr. Rina also offers an initial assessment for women's health concerns, with specialist referral when needed. Call +91 9826038183 for Dr. Rina or 0755-4260605 for the hospital to confirm an appointment.
Women's health consultations with Dr. Rina
Conditions We Treat
Common Symptoms
Visit our General Medicine department if you experience:
- Persistent fever
- Cough and cold
- Body aches and weakness
- Digestive issues
- High or low blood pressure
- Unexplained weight changes
- Fatigue and tiredness
Treatments & Procedures
When Should You Visit?
- •Fever lasting more than 2-3 days
- •Persistent cough or cold
- •Unexplained fatigue or weakness
- •Annual health checkup
- •Chronic disease management
Frequently Asked Questions
When should I see a doctor for fever?
See a doctor if fever persists beyond 2-3 days, is very high (over 103°F), is accompanied by severe headache, rash, stiff neck, or difficulty breathing, or if you have a chronic health condition.
What tests are done for general checkup?
A general health checkup typically includes complete blood count (CBC), blood sugar, lipid profile, kidney function, liver function, thyroid tests, urine analysis, and ECG. Additional tests may be recommended based on age and health history.
Visit Us
R.K. Hospital & Research Centre is located in Indrapuri, Bhopal, near ESIS Hospital. Our General Medicine services are available during regular OPD hours.
Part of the general-physician visits, tiredness and preventive health guide
Compare options using the diagnosis and your priorities
A decision about general-physician visits, tiredness and preventive health begins with a confirmed diagnosis and the reason treatment is being considered now. Ask which options are appropriate for this stage of the problem. The fact that an option exists does not show that it is suitable for every patient.
For each reasonable option, ask about the expected benefit, risks, time needed, monitoring and the chance that further treatment will be required. Explain what matters to you: symptom relief, avoiding an admission where possible, work demands, future pregnancy plans or the cost of follow-up.
If observation or a trial of medicines is advised, agree how long to try it and what would trigger reassessment. If a procedure is recommended, ask why conservative care is unlikely to meet the goal. A clear review plan makes the comparison practical and helps avoid repeatedly changing treatments without assessing the result.
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Describe the pattern and impact
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Review history, examination and medicines
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Select relevant tests or referral
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Agree treatment and a follow-up plan
The sequence explains planned care. Urgent symptoms require prompt assessment and may change this pathway.
The assessment before a treatment decision
A clinician reviews the history and examination before choosing investigations. A blood count or other test may be appropriate for particular symptoms, but there is no universal set of tests that explains every case of weakness.
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How do I compare conservative treatment with a procedure?
Ask which options are suitable for the confirmed diagnosis, the expected benefit and risks of each, the monitoring required and when the decision should be reviewed. The clinician should explain why the recommended option fits the symptoms and findings.
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