Therapist

Therapists are general medical practitioners who help diagnose, treat, and prevent a variety of diseases. Here are some background on the therapist's primary duties and how they provide support:

The main functions of the therapist

1. Diagnosis:

Therapists study patients' symptoms and medical history to diagnose a broad spectrum of disorders.

2. Treatment:

 They are prescribing drugs and other medical methods for the treatment of diseases.

3. Prevention:

 Therapists provide health and disease prevention advice.

4. Orientation:

 They provide additional care to patients through referrals to dedicated specialists or other health care providers.

 What diseases does the therapist treat?

- Acute and chronic diseases:

 illnesses like influenza, respiratory infections, diabetes, heart disease.

- Preventive services:

Vaccines, regular health checks and dietary advice.

- Health Advice:

Leading a healthy lifestyle, quitting smoking, controlling weight, and managing stress.

Therapists can also serve as family physicians and monitor patients' health status over a long period of time.