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Gynecology clinics in Al Waab

2 clinics

Mawaeidk lists 2 Gynecology clinics in Al Waab, Doha. Opening hours start as early as 9:00 AM and run as late as 9:00 PM, depending on the clinic. See opening hours and accepted insurers, then book online.

Gynecologists and obstetricians care for women's reproductive health, including periods, fertility, pregnancy and childbirth, contraception and menopause.

Clinics

Khalifa Medical Surgery Complex

Khalifa Medical Surgery Complex

Al Waab Street, opposite Khalifa International Stadium, Doha

Al Razi Medical Center

Al Razi Medical Center

Al Bustan Street, Al Waab, Doha, Qatar

Questions about Gynecology clinics in Al Waab

Which Gynecology clinics are in Al Waab?
Mawaeidk lists 2 Gynecology clinics in Al Waab: Khalifa Medical Surgery Complex and Al Razi Medical Center.
What are the opening hours of Gynecology clinics in Al Waab?
Opening hours at Gynecology clinics in Al Waab start as early as 9:00 AM and run as late as 9:00 PM, depending on the clinic and the day. Each clinic's page shows its full weekly schedule.
How do I book an appointment at a Gynecology clinic in Al Waab on Mawaeidk?
Open a clinic's page from the Gynecology list above, choose a service, then an available date and time, then a doctor available at that time, and send your request for the clinic to confirm. All you need is your mobile number and a verification code.
What does a specialist in Gynecology treat?
A gynecologist cares for the health of the female reproductive system, while an obstetrician looks after pregnancy and childbirth; many doctors practice both. They manage period problems, pelvic pain, infections, fertility concerns, contraception, pregnancy follow-up and menopause, and perform routine screening such as Pap smears.
When should I see a specialist in Gynecology?
See a specialist in Gynecology for: irregular, heavy or painful periods, or bleeding between periods; pregnancy care, or planning or difficulty getting pregnant; pelvic pain, unusual discharge or discomfort during intercourse; contraception advice, routine screening or menopause symptoms. If symptoms are sudden or severe, call 999 for an ambulance.
What should I expect when I visit a specialist in Gynecology?
The gynecologist will ask about your periods, pregnancies, contraception and any symptoms, then may perform a general and pelvic examination with your consent. An ultrasound, swabs, a Pap smear or blood tests may be arranged. You will then discuss the findings and the options available to you.

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