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Who We Are
The Sri Lanka College of Internal Medicine comprises consultants specialised in Internal Medicine, also called ‘Consultant Physicians’ or ‘Visiting Physicians’ (VP). SLCIM aims to leverage their expertise as diagnosticians to provide the public with an authoritative and comprehensive resource. Consultant Physicians are recognised for their ability to handle complex medical conditions, making them an essential point of contact for individuals struggling with multiple health concerns. When you have a medical complaint, Consultant Physicians are capable of determining the cause of your complaint and the most probable diagnosis. Through this webpage, the College aims to extend its proficiency and guidance to the wider public, ensuring that individuals can access accurate and beneficial medical information.
Our Aim
The aim of the public webpage introduced by the Sri Lanka College of Internal Medicine is to serve as a reliable and trustworthy source of information for the public. It seeks to educate individuals with correct, unbiased, and updated knowledge about various health-related issues. Additionally, the webpage provides essential advice on how to handle health-related emergencies effectively, ensuring that individuals are well-prepared to manage critical situations.
Furthermore, this platform is dedicated to combating misleading information that often circulates in the public domain. By addressing myths and misconceptions, this webpage aims to foster a better understanding of health-related topics and empower individuals to make informed decisions about their well-being.
Our Scope
In terms of scope, the webpage will extensively cover non-communicable diseases, such as cardiovascular conditions, diabetes, and respiratory disorders, shedding light on prevention, management, and treatment options. It will also delve into communicable diseases, offering insights into infectious diseases, vaccination, and disease control measures. Moreover, this webpage will actively promote healthy lifestyles and behaviours, advocating for physical activity, balanced nutrition, and mental well-being. We will try to answer general questions related to your health in due course. However, some of your individual questions will not be addressed in the common forum and will be directed to the relevant contact or advised on the best course of action.
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Email NowHow to identify and what to do in an emergency
Call 1990. Go to the nearest hospital. It may be a heart attack.
Call 1990. Take him to the nearest hospital without delay.
Frequently Asked Questions
There is no known cure for diabetes. However, with proper management people with diabetes can live a healthy and fulfilling life.
No, it doesn’t. That is a myth.
No, usually you need to take treatments lifelong.
No, you need to take the cholesterol pill daily.
The mainstay of weight reduction is diet control. Exercise combined with a balanced diet can help you maintain your ideal weight. Exercise is essential for maintaining your fitness and boosting both your physical and psychological wellbeing.