hello Ladies! need your advice about a gyno..

i liked the confidential part . does she speak english?

Try Doha Clinic. That was my clinic when I was pregnant.

Also try Apollo Clinic they say the Doctors there are good.

1st year here i do pap smear in family clinic near doha clinic the doctor was nice and gentle. the 2nd year i done it in doha clinic the doha is so raugh.. actually make me bleed. when i complained she said is normal. what normal?? i dont have my periods and am bleed how come is normal?? so i never go there again.

Everybody is right everybody is wrong it depends where you stand.

thn whr did u go? wht happn?

If it's true that we are here to help others, then what exactly are the others here for?

eww mila enough already too much info/details  like honey says

life's too short so make the most of it, you only live but once.......

come on gals... is normal we talked about our woman organ right?? after all we can learn from each other. but you right not in open forum like this. I am open for PM tho...

Everybody is right everybody is wrong it depends where you stand.

I also highly recommend Dr Adnan. He is the most professional doctor, speaks perfect English and your husband can accompany you. He also has a very high tech 4d ultrasound. He is also very kind and seems to care about his patients. He has excellent contacts with the Hamad so can refer you to another doctor if needed.
One piece of advice, if you go to his office near Toys R Us, take a coat. It is the coldest waiting room ever and sometimes you have to wait an hour.

Dr Sameera at Al Ahli is quite good..

It is daunting. When I came here from the UK, I was not at all used to the ways of the Womens' Hospital and found the outpatient experience terrifying. In fact, I missed my first appointment because I didn't know how to pay at the cash office etc.  I certainly feel safe with Dr Adnan and trust him completely.  The receptionist is kind and the nurses speak good English. Just that cold waiting room.....

Dr Adnan is a man, he is Arabic but British trained I think. Your husband can stay with you the whole time and there is also a nurse there. I don't have his number, maybe someone else will. His clinic is open on Saturday mornings as an open clinic, you don't need an appt but must take your marriage certificate and passport or id. Maybe PJ8074 can help. If you need to, I can give you directions, it's quite hard to find. I don't have experience of the other clinics so can't comment on them, but I do really trust Dr Adnan.