An infectious-disease specialist diagnoses and treats complex or persistent infections: prolonged fever, tuberculosis, hepatitis, HIV, travel-related illness and infections resistant to treatment.
For fever lasting more than two weeks without a clear cause, a positive hepatitis or HIV test, suspected tuberculosis, or infections that keep coming back despite treatment.
For some destinations, yes. A pre-travel visit covers recommended vaccines and malaria prevention, ideally 4–6 weeks before departure.
Fees vary by doctor, city and type of visit. There is no single fixed price. Each specialist profile on Doctera shows the consultation fee upfront when the doctor publishes it, so you can compare doctors, see real-time availability and book in person or by video.