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General Practitioners

Arthritis
Sinusitis
Rheumatology
. Required internal medicine training centers on common general medical conditions, but also includes significant experience in each of the internal medicine subspecialties (such as endocrinology, rheumatology, and infectious diseases) and neurology. Trainees must also gain adequate experience in psychiatry, dermatology, ophthalmology, office gynecology, otorhinolaryngology, non-operative orthopedics, palliative medicine, sleep medicine, geriatrics, and rehabilitation medicine to comprehensively care for adults. Internal medicine training must also take place in both outpatient and inpatient settings. All trainees are required to have a longitudinal outpatient continuity clinic experience in which residents develop continuous, long-term therapeutic relationships with a panel of general medicine patients. In addition to this continuity clinic experience, trainees also see outpatients during the course of their subspecialty clinical rotations. At least one year of internal medicine training must involve caring for hospitalized patients, with at least three months of work in intensive/critical care settings. Most training programs require more than one year of hospital-based work with additional training on inpatient subspecialty services such as cardiology, hematology-oncology, or gastroenterology.
Pediatric Care
1,2. Although the length of basic training for both is three years, internal medicine focuses only on adults (internists who wish to include the care of children in their practice may choose dual training in internal medicine and pediatrics, frequently referred to as “med-peds”; you can find out more about this
Primary Care
Raj Dalal, M.D. Professional Association is the Primary care and Interrnal Medicine practice to go to in Lake Jackson, TX. Here you will find a caring doctor and staff who strive to give you the best possible health care, in a friendly and inviting atmosphere. We take the time to get to know you and truly listen. Nothing makes us happier than keeping you and your family healthy!
Smoking Cessation
Ear Infections
Upper respiratory infections, Sinusitis, Conjunctivitis (eye infections)Inner ear, Middle ear and Outer ear infections, Skin infections, MRSA infections, Chronic cough, Bronchitis, Pneumonia, Endocarditis, Pericarditis, Diagnose and manage cholecystitis, appendicitis, diverticulitis, Urinary tract infections, prostatitis, orchitis, Shingles, Cellulitis etc.
Family Practice
These differences between internal medicine and family medicine training result in unique skill sets for each discipline and different strengths in caring for patients. Because internal medicine education focuses only on adults and includes experience in both general medicine and the internal medicine subspecialties, training in adult medical issues is comprehensive and deep. The general and subspecialty nature of training equips internists to develop expertise in diagnosing the wide variety of diseases that commonly affect adults and in managing complex medical situations where multiple conditions may affect a single individual. Internists are well prepared to provide primary care to adults through their outpatient continuity experience during training, particularly for medically complicated patients. Their training also enables them to effectively interact with their internal medicine subspecialty colleagues in co-managing complex patients (such as those with transplants, cancer, or autoimmune disease) and easily managing the transitions from outpatient to inpatient settings (and vice versa) for their patients who require hospitalization. Additionally, the extensive hospital experience during training uniquely prepares internists who choose to focus their clinical work in inpatient settings (learn more about
Emergency Care
For any emergency issues like chest pain, new onset shortness of breath, passing out spell, new onset bleeding, new onset confusion, severe pain in bones after a fall, sudden loss of vision, sudden double vision, severe new onset headaches, new onset weakness, paralysis, loss of sensations or dizziness report to the closest Emergency room.
Constipation
Infectious Diseases
Irritable Bowel Syndrome
Abdominal(Gastrointestinal) problems like GERD (heartburns), Acid peptic diseae, Gall bladder problems diagnostics and further referrals, Diverticulitis, Chronic constipation, Irritable Bowel syndrome, Chronic diarrhea workup, Chronic nausea, and more.
Electrocardiogram
Bronchitis
Diarrhea
Pneumonia

Ophthalmologists

Ophthalmology

Gynecology
Family medicine training is typically based in dedicated outpatient training centers in which residents work throughout the course of their training. Trainees are required to provide acute, chronic, and wellness care for a panel of continuity patients, with a minimum number of encounters being with children and older adults. Family medicine trainees are also required to have at least 6 months of inpatient hospital experience and 1 month of adult critical care, and up to 2 months of care for children in the hospital or emergency settings. Additional requirements include 2 months of obstetrics, a minimum number of newborn encounters, 1 month of gynecology, 1 month of surgery, 1 month of geriatric care, and 2 months of training in musculoskeletal medicine. Family medicine trainees must also have experiences in behavioral health issues, common skin diseases, population health, and health system management, and there is a particular emphasis on wellness and disease prevention.
Obstetrics
Much of the confusion likely arises because the majority of patients seen by family physicians are adults, thus overlapping with the patient population focused on by internists. A general estimate is that a typical family medicine practice might see 10% to 15% children, meaning that 85% to 90% of patients will be adults, the same population seen by internists. Additionally, an increasing number of family physicians do not include obstetrics, neonatology, or significant surgery as part of their practices, which makes the care provided to adults appear similar to that provided by internists. These factors make it is easy to see that the differences between general internal medicine and family medicine may not be easily understood.

Internal Medicine
Raj Dalal, M.D. Professional Association Board Certified in Internal Medicine 192, Abner Jackson Parkway Lake Jacskon, TX-77566 Your primary doctor for complete care: Diagnostic, therapeutic and preventive health.
Gastroenterology
Urology
The specialty of family medicine grew out of the general practitioner movement in the late 1960s in response to the growing level of specialization in medicine that was seen as increasingly threatening to the primacy of the doctor-patient relationship and continuity of care. Conceptually, family medicine is built around a social unit (the family) as opposed to either a specific patient population (i.e. adults, children, or women), organ system (i.e., otolaryngology or urology), or nature of an intervention (i.e., surgery). Consequently, family physicians are trained with the intent to be able to deal with the entire spectrum of medical issues that might be encountered by the members of a family unit.
Kidney Stones
Testicular Cancer
Prevention nad early diagnosis of cancers like colorectal cancers, Prostate cancer, Breast cancer, Cervical cancer, testicular cancer, lung cancer, esophageal cancer, Melanoma, Basal cell cancer.
Cervical Cancer
Urinary Tract Infection
Prostate Cancer
Lung Cancer

Neurology

Psychiatry
Behavioral Health

Endocrinologist

Diabetes Care
Endocrinology
Diabetes, High and low thyroid function, Diagnosis and treatment plan for Hyperparathyroidism, Addison's disease, hypogonadism, impotency etc.
Thyroid

MRI
Recently my wfie had and extremely painful back problem. I know we were pests and kept asking you and your office staff for help. the insurance company kicked us around but you and your staff worked hard to help. Finally, Dr. Dalal worked his magic and got us an MRI done. Since then we have been receiving treatments and can now see light at the end of the tunnel. This note is to give BIG THANK YOU for the kindness and effort you and your staff gave us. Your professional and dedicated sevice is wonderful but most impressive is that you CARE!

Orthopedics
Otolaryngology

Skin Cancer
Dermatology

Physical Therapists

Geriatrics

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