Internal Medicine & General Health in India for International Patients
One expert physician to look at the whole picture. Full health checkups, diagnosis of unexplained symptoms and care for long-term conditions in JCI and NABH accredited hospitals, with one coordinator for your whole trip.
Can I get internal medicine treatment and a full health checkup in India as an international patient?
Yes. India’s leading JCI and NABH accredited hospitals have consultant physicians, infectious disease specialists, advanced diagnostic labs and imaging centres that provide full health checkups and treat blood pressure, diabetes, fever, infections, anaemia, thyroid, liver and many other general medical problems. NajmCare, based in Gurugram (Delhi-NCR), reviews your reports free within 24 hours, then arranges the hospital, medical visa letter, transport and stay.
Choose the area closest to your need
Each section has full details on doctors, procedures, recovery time and indicative cost.
Executive Health Checkups
Basic, comprehensive and executive packages with heart, lung, liver, kidney, cancer and bone screening. View details →
Internal Medicine & Chronic Disease Care
Blood pressure, cholesterol, diabetes, thyroid, anaemia and undiagnosed symptoms, managed by one physician. View details →
Infectious Diseases & Vaccination
Fever work-up, dengue, typhoid, TB, hepatitis, travel health and vaccination advice. View details →
Why patients choose India for internal medicine and health checkups
Specialist visits, scans and checkup packages can be expensive and slow to book in many countries. India offers experienced physicians and modern diagnostics, often at a fraction of the price in the USA, UK or Europe.
*Indicative; actual savings depend on your country, tests and hospital.
What symptoms are you facing?
Select a symptom to see conditions our physicians commonly assess. This is a guide only, not a diagnosis.
High blood pressure
Often silent. Managed with medicines, salt and weight control, and regular monitoring to protect the heart, brain and kidneys.
BP check, ECG, kidney testsHigh cholesterol & heart risk
Cholesterol and risk review, with a heart specialist when needed. See Heart Care.
Lipid profile, ECG, echoDiabetes & prediabetes
High sugar, thirst and tiredness. See Diabetes & Endocrine Care.
HbA1c, fasting glucoseUnexplained or long-lasting fever
Fever lasting days or returning needs a careful search for infection, inflammation or other causes.
Blood tests, cultures, scansDengue, typhoid, malaria & tropical infections
Fast testing and treatment for common fever illnesses, with hydration and monitoring.
Dengue NS1, malaria, widal/typhoid testsChest infection & persistent cough
Pneumonia, bronchitis and long coughs. See Pulmonology.
Chest X-ray, sputum, blood testsTuberculosis screening
Screening for TB in people with long cough, fever, night sweats or weight loss.
Chest X-ray, sputum, IGRAAnaemia & constant tiredness
Low blood counts and fatigue assessed for iron, vitamin or other causes.
CBC, ferritin, B12Vitamin D, B12 & iron deficiency
Common causes of weakness, body pain and tingling, corrected with supplements and diet.
Vitamin D, B12, iron studiesUnexplained weight loss or gain
A careful check for thyroid, diabetes, digestive or other medical causes.
Thyroid, glucose, scansAcid reflux, gastritis & IBS
Heartburn, bloating and bowel changes. See Gastroenterology & Liver Care.
Endoscopy, stool testsFatty liver & raised liver enzymes
Common and often silent. Treated with diet, weight loss and monitoring.
Liver function, ultrasound, FibroScanThyroid problems
Tiredness, weight change and neck swelling. See Diabetes & Endocrine Care.
TSH, FT4, thyroid scanJoint pain, arthritis & gout
Body and joint pain assessed for inflammation, uric acid and arthritis. See Orthopedics.
Uric acid, CRP, X-rayChronic headache & dizziness
Headaches and dizziness reviewed for blood pressure, anaemia, ear and nerve causes. See Neuro & Spine.
BP, blood tests, MRI if neededKidney function & urinary infections
Burning urine, swelling or raised creatinine checked and treated early.
Kidney tests, urine cultureFeeling fine but want a checkup
Preventive screening by age and family history to catch problems early.
Executive health checkHow blood pressure readings are grouped
Blood pressure has two numbers: the top (systolic) and bottom (diastolic). Tap a level to see how the meter moves.
Based on commonly used ranges. Only your doctor can diagnose high blood pressure and set your personal target.
Choose a health checkup level
Final tests are adjusted to your age, family history and symptoms. Tap a package to see what is usually included.
Costs are indicative and depend on the hospital and tests chosen. You receive a written package list and price before you travel.
Tests that find the cause
Most tests are quick and done in one to two days, with results explained by your physician.
Care programmes our physicians provide
Your plan is personalised to your reports, your symptoms and your goals.
Executive health checkup
A full preventive review with a written report and a plan you can share with your doctor at home.
Diagnosis of unexplained symptoms
A step-by-step work-up for fever, weight loss, fatigue, pain or other symptoms that have no clear cause.
Blood pressure & cholesterol care
Medicine review, home monitoring advice and heart risk assessment.
Diabetes & thyroid care
Treatment adjustment, diet advice and early complication screening. See Diabetes & Endocrine Care.
Infection & fever treatment
Fast testing, antibiotics or supportive care, and hospital admission when needed.
Vaccination & travel health
Recommended vaccines and advice for travel, work abroad or long-term stay.
Medicine review
A physician checks all your medicines for duplicates, interactions and side effects.
Senior health review
Heart, bone, memory, vision, hearing and fall-risk assessment for older adults.
Cancer screening & referral
Age-based screening and fast referral to Cancer Care if anything needs follow-up.
Staying healthy while you travel to India
A little planning keeps your trip safe and comfortable.
- Check your routine vaccines and ask your doctor or a travel clinic about hepatitis A, typhoid and other advised vaccines several weeks before you fly.
- Carry regular medicines in hand baggage, in original packaging, with a prescription listing generic names.
- Bring recent reports, scans and a short medical summary, ideally including images on a disc or in a secure link.
- Drink sealed bottled or boiled water and choose freshly cooked food to protect your stomach.
- Use mosquito repellent and cover up at dusk, because dengue and malaria are spread by mosquitoes.
- If you have asthma or lung disease, carry your inhalers and ask us about the air quality in your travel month, as Delhi-NCR air can be poor in winter.
- Arrange travel and medical insurance, and tell us about food needs, mobility and allergies so we can plan pick-up, an interpreter and a nearby hotel.
From first message to follow-up, step by step
One dedicated coordinator guides every step, so you can focus on your health.
Send your reports
Share lab results, medicine lists and past notes by WhatsApp or email.
Physician’s opinion
Within 24 hours: a likely plan, time in India and estimated cost.
Visa letter & flights
Hospital invitation letter for a medical visa. See our Medical Visa Guide.
Arrival & tests
Airport pick-up, interpreter, tests, scans and a full review.
Plan & follow-up
A written plan for your doctor at home and video follow-up.
What does internal medicine care cost in India?
Indicative hospital costs in US dollars. Final prices depend on the hospital, your condition and your needs.
Estimates for comparison only. Ask for a written plan and quote before you travel.
Questions patients ask about internal medicine in India
Clear answers for international patients and families.
Can I get internal medicine treatment and a health checkup in India as an international patient?
Yes. India’s JCI and NABH accredited hospitals have consultant physicians, infectious disease specialists, diagnostic labs and imaging centres that provide full health checkups and treat blood pressure, diabetes, infections, fever, anaemia and many other general medical problems. NajmCare reviews your reports free within 24 hours, then arranges the hospital, medical visa letter, transport and stay.
What does an executive health checkup in India include and how much does it cost?
Packages usually include blood and urine tests, ECG, chest X-ray, abdominal ultrasound, heart and lung tests and a physician consultation, with extra scans and cancer screening chosen by age and risk. Indicative costs are about US$100 to 250 for a basic check, US$250 to 500 for a comprehensive check and US$500 to 1,000 for an executive check.
How long does a health checkup in India take?
A basic or comprehensive checkup is often completed in one day, with reports ready within 24 to 48 hours. An executive package with extra scans or specialist reviews may take 2 days. Plan 3 to 4 days in total so you can discuss the results with your doctor.
Do I need to fast before a health checkup?
Most packages need 8 to 12 hours of fasting for blood sugar and cholesterol tests. Take water as advised, and ask your doctor before skipping regular medicines. The hospital will give exact instructions when you book.
Can I get a second opinion for symptoms that have no clear diagnosis?
Yes. Send your reports, scans and medicine lists. A physician reviews your history, suggests tests and tells you whether travel is useful. The opinion is free within 24 hours and carries no obligation.
Which vaccinations are recommended before travelling to India?
Many travellers are advised to be up to date on routine vaccines and to consider hepatitis A and typhoid, with others depending on your plans and health. Check with your own doctor or a travel clinic several weeks before departure.
Is it safe to travel to India for treatment if I have high blood pressure or diabetes?
Usually yes when your condition is stable and your doctor agrees. Carry your medicines in hand baggage with a prescription, and tell us about your conditions so we can arrange a suitable hospital and diet support.
How fast can I get a specialist opinion?
Within 24 hours of receiving your reports. The opinion is free and carries no obligation.
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General information only, not medical advice. Costs and timelines are estimates and may change. Results vary. NajmCare is a medical tourism facilitator. Content reviewed October 2026.
