by Moutaz Alselwani | Sep 18, 2026 | Patient's Education
Dubai’s fast pace makes it easy to let a blood pressure check slide for years, right up until a routine visit turns up a number that catches you off guard. If you’ve had a reading that felt too high or you’re just not sure what the numbers on that...
by Moutaz Alselwani | Sep 18, 2026 | Patient's Education
A kidney stone may be tiny, but it has an impressive talent to cause immense pain and trouble. If you have just been diagnosed with one, your immediate question may be, “Do I need to undergo surgery to remove it, or can this stone find its way out itself?” The good...
by Moutaz Alselwani | Sep 7, 2026 | Patient's Education
Getting a PCOS diagnosis can take years, partly because the symptoms look so different from one woman to the next. You might notice irregular periods first, or it might be acne and unexplained weight gain that finally sends you to a gynaecologist. In short, PCOS is a...
by Moutaz Alselwani | Sep 7, 2026 | Patient's Education
Physiotherapy is the first treatment most doctors recommend for frozen shoulders, and for good reason. With a structured, stage-appropriate program, most people regain full or near-full shoulder motion within 6 to 12 months. That’s well ahead of the 18 months to...
by Moutaz Alselwani | Aug 26, 2026 | Patient's Education
It is natural to feel exhausted after a long busy day. But what if you wake up feeling weary, can’t focus at work, or feel like you don’t have much energy even if you’ve had enough sleep? Ongoing or chronic tiredness may impact crucial aspects of...
by Moutaz Alselwani | Aug 20, 2026 | Patient's Education
The 2024–2025 National Health and Nutrition Survey reveals that 22.4% of adults are obese and 12.5% have increased blood glucose. In-depth readings reveal that 96.2% of adults consume more sodium, 56.1% of adults consume more fats, and 27.3% of adults consume more...
