Towards Better Health
Internal Medicine specialists focus on preventing, diagnosing, and treating adult illnesses. Known as ‘general medicine,’ this field forms the foundation of comprehensive adult healthcare. It covers a wide range of conditions, from chronic diseases like hypertension and diabetes to acute issues such as respiratory and gastrointestinal disorders. At HealthHub, our experienced specialists deliver personalized care, supported by 12 clinics across Dubai for your convenience.
Internal Medicine Specialists for Complex Conditions
For patients with multiple, interconnected health concerns, our Internal Medicine specialists manage complex conditions that require a multidisciplinary approach.
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The treatment that covers
Diabetes
Blood sugar management
Chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD)
Lung condition management
Renal insufficiency
Kidney function support
Obesity
Medical Weight Management for Obesity
Infectious diseases
Infection treatment
Hypertension and Lipid disorders
Blood pressure and cholesterol care
General Medical Disorders
General health management
Haematology
Blood disorder care
Internal Medicine Doctors
- HealthHub - International City 1 Doctor
- HealthHub - Discovery Gardens 1 Doctor
- HealthHub Day Surgery - Festival City 1 Doctor
- HealthHub - Al Nahda 1 Doctor
- HealthHub - Al Warqa 1 Doctor
- HealthHub - Silicon Oasis 1 Doctor
- HealthHub - Festival Plaza 1 Doctor
- HealthHub - Barsha Heights 1 Doctor
- HealthHub - Arabian Center 2 Doctors
- HealthHub - Al Karama 1 Doctor
- HealthHub - Jumeirah Village Circle 2 Doctors
- HealthHub - Al Qusais 1 Doctor
25+ years of exp
Specialist Internal Medicine
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Languages
Arabic, English, Hindi, Malayalam, Urdu
Clinics
HealthHub - International City
15+ years of exp
Specialist Internal Medicine
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Languages
English, Hindi, Kannada, Malayalam, Nepali
Clinics
HealthHub - Discovery Gardens
22+ years of exp
Specialist Internal Medicine
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Languages
English, Hindi, Malayalam, Tamil, Urdu
Clinics
HealthHub Day Surgery - Festival City
27+ years of exp
Specialist Internal Medicine
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Languages
Arabic, English, Hindi, Kannada, Malayalam
Clinics
HealthHub - Al Nahda
23+ years of exp
Specialist Internal Medicine
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Languages
Arabic, English, Hindi, Kannada, Malayalam, Tamil
Clinics
HealthHub - Al Warqa
25+ years of exp
Specialist Internal Medicine
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Languages
English, Hindi, Kannada, Malayalam, Tamil
Clinics
HealthHub - Silicon Oasis
25+ years of exp
Specialist Internal Medicine
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Languages
Arabic, English, Hindi, Kannada, Malayalam, Tamil
Clinics
HealthHub - Festival Plaza
30+ years of exp
Specialist Internal Medicine
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Languages
Arabic, English, Hindi, Kannada, Malayalam, Tamil
Clinics
HealthHub - Barsha Heights
4 years of exp
Specialist Internal Medicine
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Languages
Arabic, English
Clinics
HealthHub - Arabian Center
10 + years of exp
Specialist Internal Medicine
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Languages
Arabic, English
Clinics
HealthHub - Arabian Center
22+ years of exp
Specialist Internal Medicine
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Languages
Bengali, English, Hindi, Malayalam, Tamil
Clinics
HealthHub - Al Karama
21+ years of exp
Specialist Internal Medicine
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Languages
Arabic, English
Clinics
HealthHub - Jumeirah Village Circle
27+ years of exp
Specialist Internal Medicine
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Languages
English, Hindi, Malayalam
Clinics
HealthHub - Al Qusais
26+ years of exp
Specialist Internal Medicine
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Languages
Arabic, English, Hindi, Malayalam
Clinics
HealthHub - Jumeirah Village Circle
FAQ
What foods raise cholesterol?
Foods high in saturated fats (like red meat, full-fat dairy) and trans fats (found in processed foods) can raise cholesterol levels.
What foods should diabetics avoid?
Diabetics should avoid foods high in refined sugars and carbohydrates, such as sugary drinks, sweets, and processed foods. A balanced diet rich in fiber, whole grains, lean proteins, and healthy fats is recommended.
Can obesity casue diabetes?
Obesity is one of the primary risk factors for developing type 2 diabetes. Excess fat, especially around the abdomen, can make the body's cells more resistant to insulin, the hormone that helps regulate blood sugar.