Regular in-person tests are necessary
Lifestyle-related diseases require blood tests, urine tests, ECGs, eye examinations, and other monitoring. We combine online consultations with in-person testing.
ABOUT YOUR SYMPTOMS
Continuing treatment for lifestyle-related disease
We review previous diagnoses, prescriptions, home measurements, and test results to decide whether treatment can safely continue online.
ONLINE CONSULTATION
What can be discussed online
We review previous diagnoses, prescriptions, home measurements, and test results to decide whether treatment can safely continue online.
- Your condition and medicines have been stable
- You can provide medication records and recent results
- Home blood pressure or other measurements are available
The doctor may recommend an in-person visit or tests when online assessment is not sufficient.
This may include hypertension, diabetes, dyslipidemia, and hyperuricemia previously managed at another clinic. Online continuation is possible only when sufficient medical information is available.
These symptoms may indicate an acute complication of a lifestyle-related disease. If any of the following apply, continuation of prescriptions online is not appropriate.
Chest pain, severe shortness of breath, or neurological symptoms
Very high blood pressure with symptoms
Markedly abnormal glucose with vomiting or impaired consciousness
No medical records or a need for urgent testing
We may recommend in-person testing or specialist care
- Recent blood or urine test results cannot be confirmed
- Blood pressure or blood glucose is unstable
- Worsening kidney or liver function is suspected
- New symptoms or possible medicine side effects
If you have chest pain, breathing difficulty, weakness, impaired consciousness, or seizures, consider calling 119.
To understand your condition as accurately as possible, the doctor will review the following points in order.
- 01Diagnosis and when treatment began
- 02Current medicines, doses, and remaining supply
- 03Most recent blood and urine test results
- 04Home blood pressure, weight, and blood glucose records
- 05Complications and care received at other facilities
- 06Medicine side effects and any new symptoms
We decide whether treatment can continue after reviewing your medical information
We review the basis of the diagnosis, test results, and previous prescriptions and assess safety before deciding on a treatment plan. The same medicine cannot always be prescribed.
If medical information is insufficient, the condition is unstable, or in-person testing is needed, we may withhold a prescription and recommend in-person care.
BEFORE YOUR APPOINTMENT
Please prepare
01Medication recordCurrent and previous prescriptions
02Recent test resultsBlood tests, urine tests, and health-check results
03Home recordsBlood pressure, blood glucose, weight, and similar measurements
04Referral or medical information letterIf available
ONLINE CARE
Continuing treatment for lifestyle-related disease
The doctor may recommend an in-person visit or tests when online assessment is not sufficient.
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