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Specialties

Women’s Health

Women doctors, full privacy: from routine checks to pregnancy and menopause.

2 doctors

Women’s Health at Nabd

Women’s health at Nabd is run by women doctors only, in private examination rooms with ultrasound. We offer routine cervical screening, follow pregnancies into the final weeks in coordination with the hospital you choose for the birth, and treat period problems, polycystic ovaries and urinary infections.

We make time for the questions that are hard to ask in a hurry, and offer contraception advice, pregnancy planning and first fertility assessments.

Common reasons to visit

  • Routine women’s check-ups and cervical screening
  • Pregnancy follow-up and ultrasound
  • Period problems and polycystic ovaries
  • Recurring urinary infections
  • Contraception and pregnancy planning
  • Menopause symptoms

This list is a guide and does not replace a doctor’s assessment.

Doctors and slots

Doctors in Women’s Health

Each doctor’s next slot is worked out from their weekly schedule, in Cairo time.

All doctors
  • Dr. Hala Abdelrahman

    Consultant in Women’s Health

    Offers video consultations
    • Arabic · English
    • 19 years of experience

    Next slot: Tomorrow 10:00

  • Dr. Neha Kapoor

    Specialist in Women’s Health

    Offers video consultations
    • English · Hindi
    • 12 years of experience

    Next slot: Today 16:00

Common questions

Before your
Women’s Health visit.

Ready to book?

Pick the doctor, day and time in under a minute, and we confirm within one working hour.

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Will I be seen by a woman doctor?

Yes. Women’s health at Nabd is run by women doctors only, and you can ask for a nurse to be with you during the examination.

Do you follow pregnancies until the birth?

We follow your pregnancy and its ultrasound scans into the final weeks, then coordinate with the hospital you choose for the birth and send your file there.

How often do I need cervical screening?

Guidelines usually advise screening every three to five years between 25 and 65, depending on the test; your doctor sets the right interval for you based on your earlier results.

In an emergency, call 998

Chest pain, trouble breathing, heavy bleeding or fainting? Call an ambulance straight away or go to the nearest emergency department; our clinic does not treat emergencies.

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