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Many people go to the hospital just knowing that they are not feeling well. But they don't know which department number to hang up, so many people are particularly confused when choosing a department.

Moreover, this happens especially frequently in medical and surgical departments. We all know that it is very difficult to go to the hospital** right now. If you finally register the number, but you are told by the doctor that it is not from this department, it is indeed a waste of time.

Therefore, we can choose the right department according to these two principles of medical treatment. First, whether there are traces of trauma on the outside of the body. Usually, surgery looks at diseases outside the body.

So, if there are some traces of trauma on the surface of our body, then there is generally no problem in choosing surgery.

Trauma can range from skin loss and bleeding to broken hands and feet. Therefore, we can judge whether to go to the surgery by comparing whether we have these conditions in our body.

Second, no traces of trauma were found with the naked eye. Although our eyes didn't see any trauma, we did feel uncomfortable. At this time, we can't just sit back and wait for death because we don't have injuries on the outside, it's very likely that there are still some problems in some part of our body.

Therefore, we also need to go to the hospital as soon as possible. When there is such a situation as an appeal, we can choose to go to internal medicine when we are **. However, if we still don't know much about our physical condition, we can ask the relevant staff at the hospital.

This will not only allow us to get more professional guidance, but also avoid wasting our time.

If there is obvious trauma or bleeding on the body, or there is obvious suppuration, necrosis on the surface of the body, or there is unbearable severe pain, the corresponding surgery can be preferred.

Generally, outpatient departments will include: General Surgery, General Internal Medicine, Fever, Obstetrics, Pediatrics, Immunology, Oncology, Rheumatology and Immunology, Integrative Medicine, Infectious Diseases, Infectious Diseases, Psychiatry, etc., choose according to your condition.

If you are unwell, but there are no obvious symptoms of trauma or bleeding, or if you have no idea about your illness at all, you should be treated in an internal medicine department. If you choose the wrong department, the doctor will guide you to the correct department after a detailed examination and diagnosis.

Take the initiative to explain your symptoms, feel uncomfortable, and say what comes to mind. The rest of the details, the doctor himself will ask, as it is.

I first consulted the guide desk to explain that I was not feeling well, and went to the corresponding department according to his advice.

Respiratory Medicine - I feel that there is a problem with breathing, and I am right to choose him. Hematology - this is relatively unpopular, and it is generally listened to by doctors. Ophthalmology - if your eyes are uncomfortable, look for him!

Look for him with **glasses! Dentistry - problems of the oral cavity, as well as the restoration of teeth, these come to him. Section--What does it look like, or**There is a problem to look for him.

Psychiatry - not neuropathy to find her, psychological discomfort, anxiety, sleep disorders can come to him.

Normally, it is the surgeon who often performs surgery while standing, and the physician who writes medical records while sitting. Whether it is a surgeon or an internist, they all have to deal with human organs, and if they don't understand the functional characteristics and location of various organs in the human body, then what kind of doctor should they be.

Internal medicine is generally used with drugs**, and surgical-general surgery**.

Non-mechanical damage to abdominal and abdominal organs to internal medicine; Mechanical injury of muscles, bones, ligaments, wound infection, and surgery.

At present, the subspecialty of medicine and surgery commonly used in domestic hospitals. Internal medicine is generally divided into: cardiology, neurology, respiratory medicine, gastroenterology, nephrology, endocrinology, rheumatology; Surgery is divided into:

Cardiac surgery (some hospitals divide it into two specialties: cardiovascular surgery and cardiac surgery), neurosurgery, general surgery (including abdominal surgery, breast surgery, thyroid surgery, vascular surgery, etc.), urology, orthopedics, and burns.

Pleural effusion** is abundant.

According to the ** classification can have:

1.Infectious diseases.

Pleurisy (tuberculosis, various infections), subdiaphragmatic inflammation, tuberculosis, various lung infections, tuberculosis.

2.Circulatory disorders.

Superior vena cava obstruction, congestive heart failure, constrictive pericarditis.

3.Tumor. Malignant tumors, pleural mesothelioma.

4.Pulmonary infarction.

5.Hemangioma rupture, thoracic duct obstruction.

6.Hypoproteinemia, nephrotic syndrome, cirrhosis.

7.Other medical conditions.

Unclear**, targeted**, not good, what your parents said is just one.