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Dr. Stella Fitzgibbons M.D.

Hospitalist

4/5(2)
5204 Evergreen Bellaire TX, 77401
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Dr. Stella Fitzgibbons is a hospitalist practicing in Bellaire, TX. Dr. Fitzgibbons specializes in the comprehensive medical care of hospitalized patients. As a hospitalist, Dr. Fitzgibbons manages the clinical problems of hospitalized patients and the acutely ill, while working to improve the performance of the hospital. Dr. Fitzgibbons works in collaboration with all of the different doctors that are working with the patient. Hospitalists are involved in the diagnosis, treatment and medical procedures of patients.

Board Certification

Internal MedicineAmerican Board of Internal MedicineABIM

Provider Details

FemaleEnglish 38 years of experience
Dr. Stella Fitzgibbons M.D.
Dr. Stella Fitzgibbons M.D.'s Expert Contributions
  • What's A Deposition and How Do I Handle It?

    You're sure that you have a legitimate medical malpractice claim, and your attorney has found experts who support you after reading your medical records. Now somebody wants to take your deposition, which is something you've never done. What's going to happen and how do you prepare for it?A...

  • Why do I have off and on diarrhea?

    You can develop lactose intolerance at any age. I suggest stopping milk products untill you see your doctor. READ MORE

  • I am worried about my mother's health?

    WHERE in Hawaii? You will probably have to get her to the doctor yourself for a full evaluation. Try for a clinic associated with the medical school (especially if she’s on Oahu); one thing that worked for my mother was asking ER nurses to recommend a good internist or family doc (yes, you can walk into the ER without her and ER nurses have LOTS of opinions). On the outer islands, a church might be a good place to get a name or two. READ MORE

  • Do I have a swollen liver?

    If I asked one of my professors he would recommend “tincture of time”. You probably have acute alcoholic hepatitis and have started on the best treatment. While I would like some blood tests today and again in two weeks (and an ultrasound as well), your odds are pretty good as long as you stay away from alcohol. PLEASE do not poke your liver since it’s vulnerable to injury right now. Feel free to check in here in about two weeks to report on how you’re doing. READ MORE

  • How do I know if I need to go to the doctor?

    Long &deep, go to ER; if it’s less than an inch long wash it well and apply a good tight Band-Aid. READ MORE

  • Erectile dysfunction?

    You can get a family doctor to verify that the problem is not physical; if not, you may need a sex therapist. A clinical psychologist might be able to refer you. If you have been using porn that could be part of the problem. READ MORE

  • Will taking Gaviscon advanced affect my blood pressure?

    No. READ MORE

  • About HIV transmission?

    I used to share ice cream cones with my best friend when he had AIDS. Soap is not dangerous unless both of you are bleeding. Getting the virus requires exchange of sexual fluids or blood. READ MORE

  • Can I donate blood?

    Have them try the right arm next time, and if they can’t use that one you can ask for an RN (who may be more practiced than the barely-trained folks at the blood bank. Of course you have other veins; the problem is that the one in front of your elbow is supported by other tissues so that it won’t collapse when fluid is removed READ MORE

  • I'm worried about my penis health?

    Urgent care clinic TODAY. READ MORE

  • How long will it take my nephew to recover from a coma?

    Depends whether the coma was induced by the doctors to make it easier to take care of him or whether it is from bleeding or oxygen deprivation. Being that young gives him a huge advantage. READ MORE

  • Medication question?

    Yes. READ MORE

  • Thrombotic hemorrhoid?

    Your family doctor might be able to open and drain it, but I would call first. Urgent care would be my other recommendation. If you can wait until tomorrow and sit on a heating pad overnight you should get there when they open. READ MORE

  • Sharp shooting pains after injury?

    I would wait a couple more days UNLESS you run a fever or have redness or tenferness going up towards the knee. Then go to a hospital ER. READ MORE

  • Is breathing secondhand air from a copd machine harmful?

    I’m in a lot of trouble if it is, and God help all tge respiratory therapists who give those treatments. READ MORE

  • Normal or not following surgery?

    There should be both a surgeon and a gastroenterologist on the case. Ask the one who did NOT do the ERCP wht s/he thinks READ MORE

  • Blood oyxgen?

    68% of your hemoglobin is oxygenated, and since your hemoglobin is probably at least 14, you should be getting what you need. If this is a big change or you are feeling worse, call your doctor to ask if you should take your breathing treatments more often or take more meds, such as steroids. Try to favor urgent care clinics over ERs, even the freestanding ones. READ MORE

  • What's wrong with me?

    Please go to a place where a doctor can SEE the rash and examine the rest of you. READ MORE

  • Reoccurring cramps that have been happening multiple years?

    Muscle cramps go away fastest if you stretch the muscle—works for foot and calf cramps too. The quicker you abort a cramp, the less likely that the muscle will build up lactic acid that can cause irritation, leading to repeated cramps. As long as this is the only muscle involved, no need to worry. READ MORE

  • Just started peeing the bed every night?

    If you are on medications, ask the doctor who prescribed them. Otherwise, you might just pee before bed and ask for help with the stress. READ MORE

  • Infection?

    Yes, especially in dark skin. READ MORE

Dr. Stella Fitzgibbons M.D.'s Practice location

Practice at 3 different hospitals on the north side of Houston, TX and in a community clinic for uninsured people.

5204 Evergreen -
Bellaire, TX 77401
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New patients: 832-428-5661

4545 POST OAK PLACE DR -
HOUSTON, TX 77027
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New patients: 713-960-8008
Fax: 713-960-0965

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Patient Experience with Dr. Fitzgibbons


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Dr. Stella Fitzgibbons M.D. has a rating of 4 out of 5 stars based on the reviews from 2 patients. FindaTopDoc has aggregated the experiences from real patients to help give you more insights and information on how to choose the best Hospitalist in your area. These reviews do not reflect a providers level of clinical care, but are a compilation of quality indicators such as bedside manner, wait time, staff friendliness, ease of appointment, and knowledge of conditions and treatments.

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