Telemedicine, while offering convenience, faces several challenges. One major issue is the digital divide, where patients in rural or low-income areas lack access to necessary technology or reliable internet. Additionally, physical examinations, crucial for accurate diagnosis, are limited to virtual consultations. Privacy and security concerns arise from transmitting sensitive patient data online. Reimbursement policies and regulatory frameworks can also hinder widespread adoption. Finally, building trust and maintaining a strong patient-provider relationship can be more difficult in a virtual setting.