Who is a therapist? What Does a Therapist Do?

A therapist is a specialist who diagnoses and treats general internal diseases and is the first point of contact for patients. For any initial health concerns, the most appropriate specialist to consult is a therapist. The therapist evaluates the patient’s overall condition, orders necessary tests and examinations, and, if needed, refers the patient to other specialized doctors.

What Diseases Does a Therapist Treat?

A therapist treats and manages a wide range of general health issues, including:

• Colds and flu
• Fever and infections
• Blood pressure problems
• Digestive system complaints
• Fatigue and weakness
• Initial diagnosis of chronic diseases
• Preventive check-ups and general examinations

For this reason, a therapist is considered the first point of contact for medical care.

When Should You See a Therapist?

You are advised to consult a therapist in the following cases:

• Persistent fatigue and weakness
• Unexplained fever
• Abdominal or chest pain
• Blood pressure or heart rate issues
• General discomfort or unexplained symptoms

If you are unsure which specialist to see, visiting a general practitioner first is the best choice.

How is a Therapist Examination Conducted and What Does It Include?

During a therapist consultation, the doctor listens to the patient’s complaints, conducts a comprehensive physical examination, and evaluates overall health. If necessary, the following may be performed:

• Blood and urine tests
• Blood pressure and pulse measurement
• Electrocardiogram (ECG)

Additional laboratory or instrumental examinations may also be recommended. This approach helps ensure an accurate diagnosis and the selection of the most appropriate treatment plan. If you have any health concerns or are unsure which specialist to consult, you can undergo a thorough examination with a general practitioner at Saglam Aile Medical Center to receive an accurate diagnosis and timely treatment. Entrust your health to reliable hands.