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Dr. Preeti Ajapuje has a rich experience of more than 6 years in Infectious Disease Specialist.

Dr. Preeti Ajapuje is specialized in Infectious Diseases.

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An Infectious Disease (ID) Specialist is a doctor with expertise in diagnosing, treating, and managing complex infections caused by bacteria, viruses, fungi, or parasites. They often treat conditions like HIV/AIDS, tuberculosis, hepatitis, and infections related to surgery or weakened immune systems.

You should see an ID specialist if you:

Have a severe or recurring infection.
Have an unexplained fever or illness.
Suffer from infections that are not responding to standard treatments.
Need management for chronic infectious diseases (e.g., HIV, hepatitis).
Require vaccinations or health advice before traveling to high-risk areas.

A general physician treats a wide range of common illnesses, while an ID specialist focuses specifically on complex or chronic infections, drug-resistant diseases, and rare infections. They often work in conjunction with general physicians for advanced cases.

Common conditions treated include:

HIV/AIDS
Tuberculosis
Hepatitis B and C
Pneumonia
Sepsis
Tropical diseases like malaria and dengue
Bone and joint infections (e.g., osteomyelitis)
Fungal infections like candidiasis

During the consultation, the specialist will:

Take a detailed medical history, including travel and exposure risks.
Conduct a thorough physical examination.
Order specific tests, such as blood cultures, imaging scans, or biopsies.
Develop a customized treatment plan, which may include medications, lifestyle advice, or referrals.

They use a variety of diagnostic tools, such as:

Blood, urine, or stool tests to identify pathogens.
Imaging studies (e.g., X-rays, CT scans) to detect infections in organs.
Microbiological cultures to isolate bacteria or fungi.
Molecular tests (e.g., PCR) for viral infections.

They offer targeted treatments such as:

Antibiotics for bacterial infections.
Antiviral medications for viruses like HIV or hepatitis.
Antifungal drugs for infections like candidiasis.
Antiparasitic treatments for diseases like malaria.
Immunizations and preventive medications for travelers.

They use advanced strategies, including:

Identifying the pathogen's resistance profile through lab testing.
Prescribing combination therapies or newer antibiotics.
Monitoring treatment response closely.
Advocating for antimicrobial stewardship to reduce resistance.

For the best consultation, bring:

Detailed medical history and records of previous treatments.
A list of current medications and allergies.
Recent test results or imaging reports.
Information on recent travel, exposure risks, or hospital stays.