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Samuel Williams, III

Internist

1402 S. Carolina Avenue, zip Albany GA, 31705
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Dr. Samuel Williams, III is an internist practicing in Albany, Georgia. Dr. Williams, III specializes in the medical treatment of adults. Internists can act as a primary physician or a consultant to a primary physician. They manage both common and rare diseases. Dr. Williams, III provides comprehensive care and manages treatment with surgeons as well. Internists establish long-term relationships with their patients and incorporate disease prevention and mental health care into their practice.

Education and Training

Meharry Medical College Doctor of Medicine 2008

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Samuel Williams, III's Expert Contributions
  • Chronic hypoglycemia?

    There are many causes for low blood sugar or hypoglycemia including endocrinological, and even medications can be causative agents as well. Please seek prompt evaluation by your doctor. Thank you. READ MORE

  • Does dental implant surgery require general anesthesia?

    Hi, as a general surgical principle surgery does involve numbing medicine. Thank you. READ MORE

  • Do you go home the same day after gallbladder removal?

    Hi, Recovery times from surgery differ vastly; there is an estimated or average time in each case. These can be gleaned from a simple internet search. Thank you. READ MORE

  • Groin lump?

    Hello, I suggest that you tell your primary care physician immediately, because testicular cancer can occur at your age, and may be painless. Thank you. Sincerely, Samuel Keith Williams, III, MD, CPG READ MORE

  • About my heart beat?

    Dear Patient, Hello, my name is Samuel Keith Williams, III, MD, CPG. Blood pressure regulation is a complicated physiological process. Each patient to blood pressure lowering medications. It can take weeks to reach the desired goal, or never. Please discuss this further with your primary care physician if you desire. Thank you. Sincerely, Samuel Keith Williams, III, MD, CPG READ MORE

  • Can I treat my child's ear infection without antibiotics?

    Hello, I am not a pediatrician. I am an internist. But, ear infections have different causes and sometimes they just heal by themselves without a prescription. Especially if they are not severe. Thank you. Sincerely, Samuel Keith Williams, III, MD, CPG READ MORE

  • Should we be worried?

    Yes, she may have a severe brain or artery disease and should go to the hospital ASAP. Thank you. READ MORE

  • What happened to me?

    It sounds like you may have had syncopal episode (passing out often due to neurological causes). Please go see your primary care physician, or preferentially good to the emergency room immediately. Thank you. READ MORE

  • What stops the itching of eczema?

    Hello, Itching that is associated with eczema may remit on its own; however, it can be relieved with treatments such as oatmeal soap and Eucerin cream. Thank you. READ MORE

  • Could I have gotten an STD?

    No, that is not a safe decision. READ MORE

  • I have a rectal concern?

    I am not sure what your diagnosis is; please seek an expert evaluation a.s.a.p. Thank you. Sincerely, Samuel Keith Williams, III, MD, CPG READ MORE

  • Prescription medicine?

    Hello, A typical high dose is 200mg daily. However, cardiologists sometimes prescribe off-label. Please ask a heart doctor to be sure. Thank you! READ MORE

  • Bug bite or staph?

    I don't know. Please go to a dermatologist asap. READ MORE

  • Can varicocele cause abnormal sperm?

    Yes READ MORE

  • What can I eat for breakfast after gallbladder surgery?

    Dear Patient: Hello, it depends on the results of your surgery, however, some say, "You can usually start eating normally a few hours after your operation, although you'll probably prefer to eat small meals to start with." Reference: https://www.nhs.uk/common-health-questions/operations-tests-and-procedures/do-i-need-to-change-my-diet-after-gallbladder-surgery/ Sincerely, Samuel K. Williams, III, MD, CPG READ MORE

  • Why do I get gas pains at night?

    Dear Patient, Hello, the causes are quite varied from harmless to life-threatening; lactose intolerance is a common cause of flatulence, as are different severity of constipation and diarrhea. Please seek expert advice from an internist. Thank you. Sincerely, Samuel K. Williams, III, MD, CPG READ MORE

  • How long does it take to recover from laser kidney stone surgery?

    Dear Patient, Good morning. Surgery is not my specialty. However, from what I have read, patients who undergo surgery for kidney stones go home on the same day, post-surgical pain may occur and is treated with analgesics (pain medication). Thank you. Sincerely, Samuel K. Williams, III, MD, CPG READ MORE

  • What antibiotics treat kidney infections?

    Dear Patient, Hello, many antibiotics treat kidney infections. The choice in antibiotic depend on the functioning of the patient's kidney, hydration status, allergies, et cetera. Please discuss this further with your primary care physician or nephrologist. Thank you. Sincerely, Samuel K. Williams, III, MD, CPG READ MORE

  • What is the recovery time after rectal surgery?

    Dear Patient, Hello, recovery time from rectal surgery varies and is prolonged in individuals who engage in activities that involve heavy lifting, otherwise, it may take anywhere from 4 to 12 weeks to recover. Thank you. READ MORE

  • How long does pain last after scoliosis surgery?

    Hello, and thank you for this question. Pain following surgery lasts different amounts of time. However, the duration of pain depends on the patient's physiology and his or her psychological state of being. I suggest directing your question to your primary care provider or surgeon. READ MORE

Professional Memberships

  • Sigma Xi  
  • Sigma Phi Omega  
  • Meharry Medical College National Alumni Association  
  • Morehouse College National Alumni Association  
  • South Atlanta Medical Association  

Samuel Williams, III's Practice location

Samuel Williams, III

1402 S. Carolina Avenue, zip -
Albany, GA 31705
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