Internal Medicine

Internal Medicine Care in Sohar

Internal Medicine Care for Adults in Sohar

Saada Hospital's internal medicine department in Sohar is dedicated to providing expert care to adults with various illnesses. Our team of internal medicine doctors has extensive experience in accurately diagnosing, treating and preventing diseases that affect adults, from short-term illnesses to chronic conditions.

As a trusted internal medicine hospital in Sohar, we strive to provide our patients with the most appropriate treatment and management for their conditions, focusing on compassionate care for patients and their families.

Areas of expertise  

Our team of caring and highly qualified professionals has expertise in dealing with simple, complex, and chronic conditions. We treat our patients like family and are committed to providing the highest quality internal medicine services. We cover several conditions and areas, including: 

  • General Internal medicine 
  • Respiratory disease 
  • Endocrinology and metabolism 
  • Joint and rheumatologic problems 
  • Hormonal problems 
  • Geriatrics 
  • Urinary problems 
  • Infectious disease 
  • Mental health
  • Diabetes with stroke

Frequently Asked Questions

1. Where can I find a trusted internal medicine hospital in Sohar?

Saada Hospital in Sohar runs a dedicated internal medicine department for adults, covering general internal medicine, respiratory disease, endocrine and hormonal problems, joint and rheumatologic conditions, infections, urinary problems and care for older adults. If you have symptoms that do not fit neatly into one specialty, or a long-term condition that needs ongoing management, internal medicine is usually the right starting point.


2. When should I see an internist instead of a general practitioner?

A general practitioner is the right first stop for everyday illness. An internal medicine specialist — an internist — is trained specifically in adult medicine and is the better choice when a problem is persistent or unexplained, when you have more than one long-term condition to balance at once, or when your GP recommends a more detailed assessment. Internists do not treat children.


3. How do I choose the right internal medicine doctor in Sohar?

Look for three things: whether the doctor is trained in the area your problem falls under, whether the hospital has the diagnostic support that specialty needs, and whether you can be seen for regular follow-up rather than one appointment. Chronic conditions are managed over months and years, so continuity with the same physician matters more than a single consultation.


4. Do you manage chronic conditions like diabetes and hypertension long term?

Yes. Our internal medicine department in Sohar provides ongoing management of chronic conditions including diabetes, high blood pressure, thyroid and other hormonal disorders, and long-term respiratory conditions such as asthma and COPD. Long-term care means regular review, monitoring tests, medication adjustment and coordination with other specialties where needed — not a single appointment.


5. What happens at a first internal medicine appointment?

Your first visit focuses on a full history and examination rather than a quick prescription. The physician will go through your symptoms, past illnesses, current medicines and family history, then arrange any blood tests or imaging needed before deciding on treatment. Bring a list of every medicine and supplement you take, plus any previous test results or discharge summaries.


6. Does Saada Hospital treat respiratory conditions such as asthma?

Yes. Our internal medicine specialist in Sohar also covers respiratory medicine, including asthma, chronic cough, chest infections, breathlessness and long-term lung conditions, supported by on-site imaging and laboratory services. If a chest X-ray or CT scan is needed, it can be arranged within the hospital rather than sending you elsewhere.

Doctors

Dr. Maram Aloush

Specialist - Internal Medicine and Respiratory System