Infectious disease specialists in Almaty: 272 doctors

272 doctors109 reviewsfrom 12 000 ₸ to 25 000 ₸

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Gotskaya Angelina Nikolaevna

Gastroenterologist, Therapist, Infectious disease specialist
1 more, Family doctor

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  • Work experience21 years
  • Who they seeChildren from birth and adults

25 000 ₸

Prima Medical Group, ul. Luganskogo, 54/1, Medeu district

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Why you can trust this doctor

  • Work experience9 years
  • Who they seeChildren from birth and adults

12 000 ₸15 000 ₸−20%

Lor Expert, ul. Shevchenko, 157/6, Almalinsky district

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  • Work experience31 years
  • Who they seeChildren aged 15 years and over and adults

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AND clinic, ul. Nauryzbay batyra, 22 (vyshe Mametovoy)

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Muslimova Raushan Askarovna

Paediatrician, Ultrasound specialist, Infectious disease specialist

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  • Work experience31 years
  • Who they seeChildren from birth and adults

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Alta (Alta), ul. Shevchenko, 153/1

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  • Work experience36 years
  • Who they seeChildren from birth and adults

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Gotskaya Angelina Nikolaevna

Infectious disease specialist, Gastroenterologist, Therapist

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  • Work experience21 years
  • Who they seeChildren aged 1 year and over and adults

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Reviews: Infectious disease specialists

Overall rating5.0

109 reviews

Rating breakdown

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  • Patient

    Review of doctorNesina Ekaterina Yurevna

    5.0Rated 5.0 out of 5

    Patient story

    I got an appointment on recommendation and was satisfied.

    Liked

    The doctor is very pleasant and professional, speaks to the point, explains everything clearly and in order, without anything superfluous. The prescriptions were made clearly, and it was explained to me what pros and cons there are to following the recommendations. I will advise and recommend this doctor.

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    Review of doctorNesina Ekaterina Yurevna

    5.0Rated 5.0 out of 5

    Patient story

    The treatment is not finished yet, we have only just started, so for now I can only speak about the first appointment.

    Liked

    The doctor seemed to me an intelligent, understanding and competent specialist. It was clear that she really knows her field, and does not simply have a diploma. I especially liked that she was careful with my budget and did not immediately prescribe a whole pile of tests, as often happens, but chose only the necessary ones. The atmosphere at the appointment was calm, the doctor listened attentively to my emotional accounts and recorded everything without unnecessary judgements — exactly as it should be, which is rare nowadays. I was satisfied and hope for a good result from the further treatment.

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  • Patient

    Review of doctorNesina Ekaterina Yurevna

    5.0Rated 5.0 out of 5

    Patient story

    I had an appointment with Ekaterina Nesina, she is a paediatrician.

    Liked

    She conducted an examination, and overall I liked everything.

    Visit in August 2026
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    Review of doctorNesina Ekaterina Yurevna

    5.0Rated 5.0 out of 5

    Patient story

    The appointment was very comfortable, I got to see a good doctor, Yekaterina Yuryevna.

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    I felt comfortable at the appointment, and I am glad that I got to see a good doctor, Yekaterina Yuryevna; nowadays you rarely meet a good specialist.

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    Review of doctorNesina Ekaterina Yurevna

    5.0Rated 5.0 out of 5

    Patient story

    The appointment took place on time, I did not have to wait.

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    She is a good specialist, speaks to the point and gives all the necessary information. I would give 10 out of 10.

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Infectious disease specialists in Almaty

An infectious disease specialist in Almaty is a doctor who deals with the diagnosis and treatment of infectious diseases: intestinal and airborne infections, viral hepatitis, herpesvirus infections, parasitic infestations. Patients are referred to such a specialist for prolonged fever, persistent diarrhoea, a rash of unclear origin, enlarged lymph nodes, and changes in test results after an infection. The doctor takes an epidemiological history, prescribes laboratory testing and, based on its results, determines further management.

Main

  • Infectious disease specialist in Almaty: two hundred and forty-eight doctors see patients at one hundred and thirty-nine clinics in the city on the portal.
  • Reason for a visit: fever for weeks, prolonged diarrhoea, rash, enlarged lymph nodes, yellowing of the skin.
  • Urgent: fever with impaired consciousness, shortness of breath, repeated vomiting, dark urine, rash with haemorrhages.
  • At the appointment: discussion of complaints, examination of the skin, mucous membranes, lymph nodes and abdomen, then an examination plan.
  • Preparation: temperature diary, chronology of complaints, discharge summaries, list of contacts and trips, questions for the doctor.

What does an infectious disease specialist do

An infectious disease specialist deals with diseases caused by pathogens: viruses, bacteria and parasites. They guide the patient from the first signs to recovery and make sure the infection is not passed on to others.

What the specialist's work involves

An infectious disease specialist works with infectious diseases: hepatitis, intestinal and viral infections. They work out which pathogen caused the illness, how long ago it entered the body and how far the process has progressed. The doctor assesses the condition of the liver, intestines, lymph nodes and skin, because these organs are the first to respond to the invasion of a microbe. A separate task is to understand how the infection spreads: through water, food, blood or through contact with a sick person. The specialist also monitors people who have had an infection and remain carriers of the pathogen. They decide whether family members and those who were near the sick person need to be examined. The patient should bring all previous tests and discharge summaries: from them the doctor will more quickly reconstruct the picture of the illness.

Conditions an infectious disease specialist works with

  • Viral hepatitis: inflammation of the liver caused by viruses, which can proceed for a long time without noticeable complaints and therefore requires monitoring.
  • Intestinal infections: damage to the stomach and intestines with dehydration, in which it is important to quickly identify the pathogen and the source of infection.
  • Acute respiratory viral infections: seasonal diseases of the respiratory tract, which in severe cases require clarification of the pathogen.
  • Carriage of the pathogen: a condition in which a person is not ill but sheds the microbe and can infect others, and therefore needs monitoring.
  • Chronic infections: long-running processes in which the pathogen persists in the body and periodically causes flare-ups.
  • Mixed infections: a combination of several pathogens in one patient, which complicates recognition and requires careful analysis of test results.

How an infectious disease specialist differs from a physician

A physician manages a wide range of conditions and is the first to see a patient with complaints of fever, weakness or abdominal pain. An infectious disease specialist becomes involved when it is necessary to name the pathogen precisely and determine the source of infection. The physician assesses the general condition of the body and, if necessary, refers to a specialist. The infectious disease specialist, however, deals specifically with the nature of the infection: whether it is a virus, a bacterium or a parasite, whether it is acute or chronic. This determines how long a person remains contagious and who needs to be examined around them. A simple idea helps to understand what an infectious disease specialist treats: they are interested not only in the patient themselves, but also in the path by which the pathogen arrived. If the physician has already referred you to a specialist, take the results of all examinations with you.

When is it time for an appointment?

An infectious disease specialist in Almaty deals with infectious and parasitic diseases, so the reason for a visit is usually persistent symptoms that do not go away on their own. Understanding when to see a doctor is helped by assessing how long the complaints have lasted and how they combine with each other.

Which complaints are most common

An infectious disease specialist in Almaty most often sees patients with prolonged fever of unknown origin, when the temperature persists for weeks without an obvious cause. People describe this as constant malaise, chills in the evenings and sweating, which disrupt sleep and reduce performance. Another common reason is prolonged diarrhoea or recurring episodes of stool disturbance, which are linked to food or travel. Patients also come with enlarged lymph nodes, a rash of unclear nature and yellowing of the skin noticeable in daylight. Many note unmotivated weakness, weight loss and reduced appetite that persist for several weeks. After a tick bite or contact with animals, people seek advice with concern about possible infection, even when feeling well. If such complaints last longer than the usual duration of a cold, it is reasonable not to wait but to book a consultation with an infectious disease specialist.

Signs when you must not delay

  • High temperature with impaired consciousness: confusion, lethargy or inability to wake a person indicate a severe course and require urgent help.
  • Shortness of breath and chest pain: difficulty breathing together with a temperature may indicate lung damage, so the visit is not postponed.
  • Repeated vomiting and dehydration: inability to drink water, dry mouth and infrequent urination are dangerous for the body within a short time.
  • Jaundice and dark urine: yellowing of the skin and sclera together with a change in urine colour require examination on the same day.
  • Rash with haemorrhages: small dark spots that do not disappear when pressed are a reason for immediate medical attention.
  • Tick bite or contact with a sick animal: even without symptoms, such an event should be discussed with a doctor as early as possible.

What a delayed visit leads to

A postponed visit to an infectious disease specialist changes the course of the condition gradually, and this is not immediately noticeable. At first the symptoms seem tolerable, but over time the fever drains strength, and weakness grows so much that usual tasks become difficult. Prolonged diarrhoea leads to loss of fluid and weight, because of which a person tolerates exertion worse and tires faster. Unnoticed enlargement of lymph nodes or prolonged jaundice indicates that the process continues longer than assumed. Constant sweating and disturbed sleep reduce resilience to everyday stress, and appetite disappears for a long time. The later a person comes to the appointment, the harder it is to understand the sequence of events and link the complaints together. A reasonable step is not to wait until the condition becomes severe, but to discuss the persisting symptoms with a doctor at the first opportunity.

What to look for when choosing a doctor

When choosing an infectious disease specialist in Almaty, several objective reference points matter, not general impressions. Below is a breakdown of what exactly is worth checking in the information about a doctor before booking an appointment.

What lies behind length of service and specialisation

Length of service shows how many years a doctor has been seeing patients, but by itself it does not say anything about the quality of work. It is far more useful to look at which institutions the person has worked in and which cases they encountered regularly. An infectious disease specialist may see patients in a hospital for years, or may consult only in a polyclinic — this is different experience. A narrow specialisation clarifies whether the doctor deals mainly with intestinal infections, viral hepatitis or other areas. If the profile lists several places of work and clear areas of focus, this helps to understand how well the experience matches your case. At the same time, a long length of service without an indication of specialisation says little: behind it there may be appointments in a completely different field. Therefore, when choosing, it is worth comparing length of service with specific areas of work rather than assessing it on its own. This approach helps to understand how to choose a doctor whose experience is closer to your particular situation.

Medical categories and what they confirm

Medical categories and what they confirm
CategoryWhat it confirmsHow it is obtained
SecondBasic level of training and length of serviceCertification after several years of practice
FirstA higher level of qualificationCertification with confirmation of experience and knowledge
HighestThe highest level of professional trainingCertification with extensive length of service and results
No categoryAbsence of completed certificationCategory has not been assigned
Confirmation of categoryRetention of the current levelPeriodic completion of certification

What to look at in a doctor's profile

  • Length of service: the total number of years of practice shows how long the doctor has been seeing patients, but without an indication of areas of work this figure says little.
  • Specialisation: the list of areas helps to understand which cases the doctor works with most often and whether this suits your situation.
  • Category: it reflects completed certification, but does not replace information about experience and place of appointment.
  • Place of appointment: the clinic or department where consultations are held affects the availability of booking and the conditions of observation.
  • Reviews: they give an idea of how the appointment goes, but require calm reading without relying on individual ratings.
  • Completeness of the profile: completed fields about education and experience make it easier to compare doctors and help to make a decision without haste.

How does the first appointment go?

A first visit to an infectious disease specialist in Almaty is needed to make sense of the complaints and outline an examination plan. Below is how the appointment works, what to bring with you and which procedures are usually offered.

What happens at the appointment, step by step

The first appointment with the doctor begins with a detailed conversation about how long ago the complaints appeared and how they have changed. The doctor clarifies whether there have been rises in temperature, a rash, enlarged lymph nodes and contacts with sick people. Then he examines the skin, mucous membranes, lymph nodes, abdomen and measures the temperature. Separately, it is clarified which chronic conditions the person has and what he has been ill with before. If there are discharge summaries and reports from other clinics, they are studied right at the visit. Based on the conversation and examination, the doctor names the preliminary direction of the search and explains what exactly is to be checked. Then he prescribes examinations and says when to come back with the results.

What to prepare for the conversation with the doctor

  • Temperature diary: write down the morning and evening readings for the last few days, this helps to see the pattern of the rises.
  • Timeline of complaints: note when you first noticed weakness, a rash or pain, and how they changed day by day.
  • Discharge summaries and reports: bring the results of previous visits so that the doctor can see the stages of examination already completed.
  • List of contacts: recall trips, contact with animals and cases of illness among close ones recently.
  • Questions for the doctor: write down in advance what you want to clarify so as not to forget it at the end of the conversation.

Which examinations are prescribed

Which examinations are prescribed
ExaminationWhat it showsWhen it is prescribed
Complete blood countInflammation and changes in blood cellsFor prolonged temperature and weakness
Blood chemistryLiver and kidney functionFor jaundice and intoxication
PCR testsPresence of the pathogen in the sampleWhen a viral infection is suspected
Serological testsAntibodies to the pathogenTo assess the stage of the infection
Ultrasound of internal organsSize of the liver, spleen, lymph nodesFor pain and enlargement of organs

Appointments with infectious disease specialists in Almaty

This section explains where doctors of this specialty see patients in Almaty and how the portal's search results work. It shows how many specialists and clinics are available and which filters are more convenient for searching.

How many doctors see patients in the city

Infectious disease specialists in Almaty are widely represented on the portal: two hundred and forty-eight doctors see patients at one hundred and thirty-nine clinics in the city. Such a number allows you to compare several options rather than agreeing to the first address you come across. The specialists are distributed across different districts, so some of them will be closer to home or work. The profiles list the place of appointment, qualifications and the areas the doctor works with. Using this data, it is convenient to filter out those who see only adults or only children. Some see patients at a large medical centre, others at a small district-level clinic. The spread of addresses noticeably saves travel time on repeat visits. Before calling, it is worth opening several profiles in a row and comparing the conditions of appointment.

How to narrow down the results to suit yourself

  • City district: the filter by district shows doctors near your home and removes distant addresses from the list.
  • Adult or paediatric appointment: specifying the patient's age immediately filters out specialists who do not work with children.
  • Clinic: choosing a specific medical centre helps if you are already under its care or have been referred there.
  • Qualifications and category: this information in the profile suggests how extensive the doctor's experience is in the relevant area.
  • Nearest appointment dates: sorting by available time helps you understand who you can realistically get an appointment with at short notice.

A clinic near home or a doctor with a name

The choice between a convenient journey and a specific specialist depends on how many visits lie ahead and how complex the case is. If it is about repeat examinations and monitoring, a nearby clinic saves energy and travel time. When the situation requires investigation, the doctor's experience and areas of work matter more, even if you have to travel further. It is worth checking in advance whether the specialist sees patients on days and at hours that suit you. Sometimes a reasonable compromise is to start at a clinic nearby and, if necessary, look for a doctor with the right profile. Comparing several profiles in a row helps you see the difference in approaches and conditions of appointment. This way the decision is based on facts from the profiles rather than on a random first contact. It is worth choosing based on a combination of factors: distance, schedule and the specialist's experience in your particular matter.

How to book an appointment?

You can book an appointment with an infectious disease specialist in Almaty through the portal by choosing a convenient time and filling in a short form. After submitting the request, all that remains is to wait for confirmation and arrive at the appointed hour.

How to submit a request

A request for an appointment with an infectious disease specialist is made directly on the doctor's page, where the schedule for the coming days is displayed. The schedule shows which hours are still free, so you can choose a suitable time without phone calls or waiting on the line. The booking form is short: it is enough to provide your name and phone number; registration on the portal is not required. This data is sufficient for the clinic administrator to see the request and contact the patient. Booking a doctor's appointment in Almaty takes a couple of minutes if the schedule is open and the desired day is not fully booked. If the chosen time has already been taken, the portal will offer adjacent free hours with the same specialist. It is worth submitting the request in advance, because convenient morning and evening slots fill up fastest.

What happens after the request

What happens after the request
StepWhat the portal doesWhat the patient should do
Submitting the formAccepts the name and phone numberCheck the phone number
Processing the requestPasses the data to the clinicStay in touch
ConfirmationSends a message with the detailsRead the message
Agreeing on the timeConfirms the chosen slotConfirm or reschedule
VisitReminds about the appointmentArrive at the appointed time

What you will need for booking

  • Name: provide it as it is written in your documents, so that the administrator processes the request correctly and does not have to ask again during confirmation.
  • Phone: a number that is always at hand and receives messages, because the booking confirmation from the clinic will be sent to it.
  • Free time: decide in advance which days and hours suit you, so that you can choose a suitable slot in the schedule without haste and repeated visits.
  • List of questions: briefly write down what is troubling you and for how long, so that you do not forget anything at the appointment and have time to discuss everything important.
  • Previous reports: if you have the results of past examinations, bring them with you; they will help the doctor see the full picture.
  • Time allowance: plan your journey with a margin, because being late may shorten the appointment and push back the discussion of important details.

What is worth remembering

A conversation about an infectious disease specialist in Almaty comes down to a few simple things that are useful to keep in mind. Below are conclusions that help you make a decision calmly and without unnecessary doubts.

Main conclusions

An infectious disease specialist in Almaty deals with conditions that often develop gradually and at first look like ordinary fatigue or a cold. Prolonged malaise, recurring fever, skin changes and long-lasting disorders are a reason not to wait for everything to pass on its own. Many infections do not produce obvious signs for a long time, so a person postpones the visit and loses time. A specialist is needed not only when the condition is already severe, but also at the stage of unclear complaints. The mistake most often made is trying to treat oneself and following the advice of acquaintances. Different pathogens require different approaches, and what helped one person may harm another. An infectious disease specialist in Almaty relies on the medical history, lifestyle and possible contacts, rather than on guesses. Therefore, it is worth gathering information in advance about past illnesses, trips and the use of any remedies. If the condition does not improve, it is more reasonable to discuss it with a specialist than to continue monitoring at home.

The portal does not provide medical services and does not replace a consultation with a doctor. The information on condition pages is for reference only.

Appointment prices in Almaty

Appointment prices in Almaty
DoctorInitial consultationFollow-upOnline
Gotskaya Angelina Nikolaevna25 000 ₸——
Nesina Ekaterina Yurevna12 000 ₸6 000 ₸—
Utaganova Tamara Kustaevna———
Muslimova Raushan Askarovna———
Makhanbetova Lyazzat Erdalyevna———
Gotskaya Angelina Nikolaevna———

Questions about the speciality

Infectious disease specialist — what kind of doctor is this?

Infectious diseases: hepatitis, intestinal and viral infections.

How much does an appointment cost in Almaty?

Initial appointment — from 12 000 ₸ to 25 000 ₸, follow-up — 6 000 ₸. The clinic sets the price of an appointment; the portal does not change it.

In which districts of the city are appointments held?

Appointments are held in 6 districts of Almaty: Бостандыкский, Медеуский, Ауэзовский, Алмалинский, Жетысуский, Турксибский. The nearest metro stations are Алатау, Райымбек батыра, Москва, Сайран, Жибек Жолы. You can choose a district and a station in the filters above the list.

Do they see children?

Yes — children from birth are seen by 6 doctors in this section. The age differs for each doctor: it is shown on the doctor's card in the "Who they see" line — you can also see there who sees adults only.

How do I book an appointment?

Choose a free slot right in the doctor's timetable on their card, enter your name and phone number — the request goes to the clinic. The clinic will call you back to confirm the appointment; you can change the time without filling in the form again.