When 41-year-old Ela began experiencing throbbing headache, she ignored it as one of those annoying headaches that come and go. But little did she realise that the slow but steadily increasing pain would soon leave her battling for life. The Filipina was rushed to the Al Zahra Hospital Dubai Emergency department with what doctors call…
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Starting a family might seem straightforward, but it is advisable to reach out to a medical practitioner from the outset to ensure a healthy pregnancy. “For any couple planning a pregnancy, it is very important to schedule a pre-conception appointment with an Obstetrician/Gynaecologist,” says Dr. Hoda Soliman, Consultant – Obstetrics and Gynaecology at Al Zahra…
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According to the World Health Organisation (WHO), the leading cause of death last year was ischaemic heart disease, or coronary artery disease, which usually results in heart attacks. This was followed by stroke, another cardiovascular disease. “Cardiovascular disease and the associated burden have been increasing across the world and represent a key challenge in healthcare,”…
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The hospital uses the latest global techniques for children’s spine and bone problems, notably for scoliosis. The expression growing pains is well known, but parents should think of it quite literally when it comes to their children. A child’s body is in a constant state of change as bones grow and limbs lengthen or broaden.…
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Finding a lump that shouldn’t be there or realising something is wrong with your body can be a frightening experience. However, it is important to remember that catching any sign of cancer in its early stages could make an enormous difference to the outcome. In fact, Dr Sadir Al Rawi, Director of Surgical Oncology Services…
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Many people consider back pain as something that they need to live with. They either accept it as part of ageing and grit their teeth and bear, or dismiss it as muscle sprain and let it run its course. But regardless of the cause, experiencing long-term back pain should not be considered normal, says Dr…
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