Internal Medicine

Internal medicine
for deeper health

Accurate diagnosis and specialized treatment of internal organ conditions in adults — from the digestive system and heart to the respiratory system and follow-up of chronic conditions.

Accurate, specialized diagnosis

Chronic condition follow-up for adults

Licensed internal medicine doctors

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Our services

Specialized services

We provide comprehensive medical care using the latest technology, delivered by licensed doctors.

Digestive system and liver

Irritable bowel syndrome and bloating
Acid reflux and heartburn
Stomach ulcers and H. pylori
Hepatitis and fatty liver
Chronic digestive disorders

Heart and chronic conditions

High blood pressure follow-up
Diabetes management
Cholesterol treatment
Heart health follow-up
Medication adjustment and better control

Respiratory system and immunity

Asthma and chest allergies
Pneumonia and bronchitis
Chronic shortness of breath
Recurrent colds
Follow-up of chronic chest conditions

Why choose us

What makes us different

SCFHS-licensed doctors

All our doctors are licensed by the Saudi health authorities

Modern international-grade equipment

The latest technology to ensure accuracy and efficiency

Fully sterilized environment

Strict sterilization standards for your safety

Appointments with minimal waiting

An organized booking system that helps us see you on time

Assessment before any procedure

A full explanation of the available options before starting

An integrated medical team

Smooth coordination between specialties for comprehensive care

Frequently asked questions

Answers to
your common questions

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What conditions does the Internal Medicine department treat?

It covers conditions of the digestive system, liver, heart, respiratory system, kidneys and glands, as well as chronic conditions in adults.

When do I need to see an internal medicine doctor?

For chronic or recurring symptoms such as abdominal pain, shortness of breath or persistent fatigue, or to follow up on diabetes and blood pressure.

What is the difference between general medicine and internal medicine?

Internal medicine is a more in-depth specialty focused on diagnosing and treating complex internal organ conditions in adults.

Do I need to prepare before my internal medicine visit?

It helps to bring your previous lab tests and reports and a list of your current medications to help the doctor with the assessment.

Does the department offer regular follow-up for chronic conditions?

Yes, we offer regular follow-up plans to keep chronic conditions under control and adjust treatment when needed.

Our medical articles

Internal medicine articles from our doctors

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Fatty liver: a silent condition that can be reversed with early detection

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Excess weight and obesity, especially fat buildup around the abdomen.
Type 2 diabetes and insulin resistance.
High blood triglycerides and cholesterol.

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Recurring digestive problems: bloating, gas and when you need a checkup

🕐 5 min read

Eating habits: eating quickly, swallowing air, fizzy drinks and chewing gum.
Intolerance or malabsorption: such as lactose intolerance to milk and dairy products, which is common among adults in our region.
Irritable bowel syndrome: often accompanied by cramps and changes in bowel habits.

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Recurrent dizziness: common causes, from anemia to blood pressure

🕐 5 min read

True vertigo: a sensation that the room is spinning around you, often linked to the inner ear, as in benign positional vertigo.
Lightheadedness and near-fainting: may be linked to low blood pressure, low fluids or heart rhythm problems.
Unsteadiness when walking: may be related to the nerves, eyesight or aging.

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Gout: causes of high uric acid and how to avoid attacks

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Eating too much red meat and organ meats such as liver and kidneys.
Large amounts of seafood such as shrimp and sardines.
Drinks sweetened with fructose and processed juices.

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Irritable bowel syndrome: symptoms, triggers and ways to live with it

🕐 6 min read

Abdominal pain or cramps that often ease after a bowel movement.
Bloating and gas, especially after rich or large meals.
Changes in bowel habits between constipation and diarrhea, or alternating between the two.

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