Therapy

Therapy in Russia

In Russia, therapeutic care is provided through a wide network of public and private institutions. Patients can undergo both an initial consultation and a comprehensive examination followed by treatment.

Therapeutic departments and outpatient clinics are equipped with modern diagnostic equipment, which enables early detection of diseases and selection of the optimal treatment strategy. Internationally recognized clinical guidelines are being implemented in practice, ensuring high-quality medical care in line with global standards. Continuous professional development of specialists and regular upgrades of medical equipment contribute to more accurate diagnostics and effective therapy.

Types of Diseases

Most often, patients visit therapists with complaints related to:

• respiratory system diseases (bronchitis, pneumonia);

• gastrointestinal disorders (gastritis, peptic ulcer disease);

• cardiovascular diseases (hypertension, ischemic heart disease);

• metabolic disorders (diabetes mellitus, obesity);

• anemia and deficiency conditions;

• viral and bacterial infections.

Many conditions are asymptomatic in their early stages and require regular medical monitoring, lifestyle adjustments, and medication therapy.

Symptoms

You should consult a therapist if you experience the following symptoms:

• elevated body temperature;

• chest, abdominal, or headache pain;

• cough, shortness of breath, difficulty breathing;

• chronic fatigue, weakness, weight loss;

• digestive problems;

• unstable blood pressure;

• skin rashes, swelling, dizziness, numbness of the limbs.

Even mild symptoms may indicate the onset of a serious illness — early medical consultation increases the chances of successful treatment.

Diagnostics

To make an accurate diagnosis, a therapist may prescribe:

• laboratory blood tests (general, biochemical, immunological);

• abdominal ultrasound examination;

• electrocardiography (ECG);

• X-ray or computed tomography (CT);

• assessment of respiratory and cardiovascular function.

Objective data help the doctor choose the most suitable treatment strategy and monitor its effectiveness.

Treatment Methods

Therapeutic practice uses the following methods:

• individually tailored medication therapy;

• physiotherapy procedures;

• dietary and lifestyle recommendations;

• preventive check-ups and health screenings;

• vaccination;

• monitoring of chronic conditions;

• referral to specialists when necessary.

Treatment can be provided on an outpatient basis or in a day hospital setting — depending on the severity and nature of the disease.

Therapy in Russia with MARUS Support

The MARUS platform helps patients receive therapeutic care without queues and unnecessary complications. We cooperate with modern medical centers across Russia and provide access to verified specialists.

Submit a request — and MARUS specialists will select a clinic for you where you can receive qualified therapeutic care at a convenient time.