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Background Assessment of respiratory symptoms is the cornerstone in the accurate diagnosis of various respiratory diseases. Objective This study aimed at evaluating the prevalence of cardinal respiratory symptoms among patients presenting to the internal medicine outpatient clinic of Suhaj Teaching Hospital. Materials and methods A total of 500 consecutive adult patients presenting to the internal medicine outpatient clinic of Suhaj Teaching Hospital and complaining of either respiratory or nonrespiratory symptoms were enrolled in the study. In all patients, the initial symptoms at the time of presentation, the symptoms after history taking, and the management plan were documented. Results The symptomatology of patients at the initial presentation to the outpatient clinic and after history taking were compared; 136 (27.2%) and 148 (29.6%) patients, respectively ( P P P P Conclusion Both respiratory symptoms and diseases are highly prevalent at the internal medicine outpatient clinics and are responsible for a large percentage of hospital admissions.

Assessment of cardinal respiratory symptoms at the internal medicine outpatient clinic of Suhaj Teaching Hospital