Conditions
Explore the condition categories listed by DDK Hospital and discuss the right consultation for your concern.
Your concern.
A way forward.
You do not need to know the name of a treatment to begin. Explore the body systems and care topics below, then talk to the hospital about your next step.
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Care starts with understanding.
Six categories. One simple place to explore.
Neurological
From the brain and spinal cord to the nerves in your hands and legs. Explore the topics before speaking with the hospital.
- Brain
- Spinal cord
- Nerves (hands and legs)
Orthopaedic
Understand the structures behind everyday movement, and explore DDK’s spine, joint and physiotherapy information.
- Bones
- Joints
- Muscles
- Ligaments
- Tendons
Gastrointestinal
An overview of the digestive tract and the organs that support it. Confirm the available assessment with the hospital.
- Oesophagus
- Stomach
- Small intestine
- Large intestine
- Rectum
- Anus
- Liver
- Pancreas
- Gall bladder
Service scope and draft copy await clinical approval.
Explore gastrointestinalUrology
Explore the listed urinary and reproductive care topics, then ask which consultation is appropriate for your concern.
- Reproductive system
- Urinary tract infections
- Kidney stones
- Ureters
- Urinary bladder
Service scope and draft copy await clinical approval.
Explore urology
Geriatric (Older Adults)
A place to start a conversation about changes in movement, daily life and well-being as we grow older.
- Arthritis
- Dementia
- Sensory impairments
- Frailty (less active)
- Falls
- Urinary problems
- Cognitive decline
- Digestive problems
- Excretory problems
- Mental health issues
Service scope and draft copy await clinical approval.
Explore geriatric (older adults)
Women's Health
Explore the proposed care topics below. The department’s exact scope is awaiting hospital confirmation.
- Back and joint pain
- Bone and muscle health
- Recovery after childbirth
Service scope and draft copy await clinical approval.
Explore women's health
Bring the detail that matters to your concern
A symptom can fit more than one care area. For example, difficulty walking may lead to a conversation about a joint, muscle, nerve or rehabilitation concern. Use the individual pages to prepare questions, then let the clinical team explain the appropriate assessment. Ask what the proposed care is intended to address and how its suitability will be decided.
Ask the hospital teamIdentify your questions
Browse the relevant topic. Keep a short note so you can explain what you want from the visit.
Understand the assessment
Read the linked service information. Ask the clinician to explain the purpose, options and limitations in terms you understand.
Clarify the next step
Call or request an appointment and confirm availability. Confirm who will review your concern or results and how to arrange follow-up.
Keep your previous care in context.
Tell the team about relevant previous consultations and any care already advised. Ask whether existing reports or a current medicine list would be useful. Share medical files only when requested: send your appointment message first, then attach them privately in the same WhatsApp chat.
Request a consultationUseful answers for your next step.
What if my concern fits more than one category?
Start with the concern that affects you most, or call the hospital. You do not need to choose a procedure before a clinical assessment.
Are all listed topics confirmed services?
Some category scopes still need hospital confirmation. The page marks these clearly; ask the team about current availability and the responsible clinician.
Can I share medical files here?
The static appointment page prepares text only. Send your request in WhatsApp first, then attach requested reports, images, videos or payment proof in the same chat.