This is not a topic that can be covered in a few words. First of all, there is too much content, and then there are the following two distractions

1, the hospital's division is just a general concept, different hospitals, according to their own hospital characteristics or specialties, even if the name of the same department, the scope of treatment is not completely consistent. Originally in hospital A has been to see the joint orthopedic problems, to hospital B is the rheumatology see good, joints to be worse.

2, different departments, there are overlapping areas in the disease spectrum, and this overlap is still very common, for example, for low back pain, you can see orthopedics, rehabilitation, pain; for example, for gout, you can see orthopedics, nephrology; for more self-referential diseases, you can see dermatology, nephrology, rheumatology and immunology. How do you let patients choose?

3, really can not take the situation, you can go on the headline to ask first, hahaha

Often do not know which section to hang up, directly with the registration lady said: I have a cold, I have a sore throat, the lady will automatically help me to sort out the number.

What's wrong with you, what's wrong with you?

Thanks for the invitation!

In the past, when I was sick, I didn't know how to take care of myself, and I was sick and blind, but now that I understand what kind of illness I have, I know to go to that department!

For example, when I get sun screen ☀ I go to the nephrologist when my skin gets weirdly itchy and there are patches of redness.

Then there's rheumatoid arthritis just go to an immune system surgery or nephrology, I'm an old, long time patient now!

Patella fracture 2 Kirschner pins and wire fixation, internal fixation removed 1 year and 4 months after surgery, how soon can I get out of bed after surgery