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HOLA comencé hace poco ha ver la comedia pero puedo decir que es entretenida,lo único que crítico es el personaje un poquito exagerado de Amanda.saludos

Internal medicine docs ugdnreo 3 years of training in all aspects of adult internal medicine (pulmonology and critical care, nephrology, cardiology, endocrinology, rheumatology, infectious diseases, gastroenterology, and hematology/oncology). That is all they do during residency training, which means they are better trained in these areas.Family practice docs during their training also learn internal medicine, but not as long or to the extent that internal medicine docs do. However, they also learn some pediatrics, Ob/Gyn, and minor surgical procedures since they also spend some time training in Ob/Gyn and surgery. In my opinion, I consider a family practice doc to be a jack of all trades, but master of none. They will see both adults and pediatrics patients. There are some Family Practice doctors that also deliver babies, but with the rise in malpractice insurance premiums most don’t since they don’t have the volume that Ob/Gyn doctors do.If you want to go to a doctor who can do a little bit of everything and need basic check-ups, then a family doc may be the choice for you. However, if you have mainly adult internal medicine issues, you are better off going to an internist since their training is more extensive in this field.However, if you live in a rural area where the number of docs is limited, if might be easier to see a family practice doc who can addresss all of your needs.With all being said, there is also a wide range of knowledge and performance skills among doctors. If you have any friends, I would ask who they see and why they like seeing that particular doctor.Personally, I would see an internist, but I am a little biased since I did my training in internal medicine. If you need a baby delivered, I would go to an Ob/Gyn and if you need a minor surgical procedure, I would go to a surgeon if possible.