Conventional Medicine

Conventional medicine, also referred to as Western or allopathic medicine, encompasses the mainstream approach to healthcare that is widely practiced and accepted in many parts of the world. It is grounded in evidence-based practices, scientific research, and clinical trials. Conventional medicine focuses on diagnosing, treating, and preventing diseases using a combination of approaches, including pharmaceuticals, surgery, and medical procedures. Physicians in conventional medicine typically rely on established protocols and guidelines to provide patient care. One of the key strengths of conventional medicine is its emphasis on rigorous scientific validation, which helps ensure the safety and effectiveness of treatments. It covers a wide range of medical specialties, from internal medicine and cardiology to dermatology and surgery, enabling comprehensive care for various medical conditions.