Which Doctor Should I See?

A gynecologist can assess irregular periods, fertility concerns, and other reproductive symptoms. An endocrinologist may also help when hormone or metabolic problems need focused care.

An infertility specialist evaluates both partners and can advise on fertility tests, ovulation treatment, IUI, IVF, and when another specialist is needed.

An obstetrician provides antenatal care, monitors pregnancy, discusses delivery options, and manages labour and postnatal care.

An endocrinologist manages blood sugar, diabetes medicines or insulin, and hormone-related complications. A medicine specialist can also provide initial and ongoing diabetes care.

An endocrinologist evaluates abnormal thyroid tests, overactive or underactive thyroid, goitre, and thyroid nodules, then coordinates imaging or surgical referral when required.

A colorectal surgeon assesses rectal bleeding, haemorrhoids, fissures, and fistulas. Rectal bleeding should be examined because it can have causes other than piles.

A dermatologist can identify common causes of hair loss and treat alopecia, dandruff, scalp infection, and related skin conditions. Tests may be advised when an underlying illness is suspected.

A hepatologist manages fatty liver, hepatitis, abnormal liver tests, jaundice, and cirrhosis. A gastroenterologist also treats many liver and digestive conditions.

An orthopedic or physical medicine specialist can assess persistent back pain, sciatica, disc problems, and movement-related pain. Sudden weakness or loss of bladder control needs emergency care.

An orthopedic specialist evaluates arthritis, ligament or meniscus injury, sports injuries, swelling, and long-lasting knee pain. Physical medicine may help with rehabilitation and non-surgical care.

A urologist treats kidney stones and urinary blockage and can advise whether medicine, observation, or a procedure is appropriate. Fever with severe side pain needs urgent assessment.

A gastroenterologist assesses persistent abdominal pain, reflux, ulcer symptoms, bowel problems, and digestive disease. Severe or sudden pain, vomiting blood, or black stool needs urgent care.