Obstetrician and Gynecologist for over 35 years

◼️Recipient of the U.S. Government's International Women of Courage Award in 2007 for Breast Cancer advocacy

◼️I offer my services at:

- Al Salamah Hospital, Jeddah, Kingdom of Saudi Arabia
- My Clinic Complex, Muhammadiyah Branch, Jeddah, Kingdom of Saudi Arabia
- First Clinic Complex, Jeddah, Kingdom of Saudi Arabia

• Monitoring fetal health and growth
• Conducting tests for chromosomal abnormalities detection
• Clinical examination through detailed ultrasound
• Early identification of abnormalities before 120 days (ensoulment) if abortion is considered necessary
• Providing parents with guidance on medical and jurisprudential regulations regarding abortion

Pregnancy Follow-up:

• Educating pregnant women on the importance of each basic examination
• Empowering pregnant women with the right to undergo tests for detecting chromosomal abnormalities

Preparing for Childbirth:

• Birth Method Discussion
• Discussing pain relief options, including epidural anesthesia (referred to as the "back needle")
• Empowering pregnant women with their rights to medical authorization
• Empowering women to reject any form of violence or mistreatment during pregnancy and childbirth

After Giving Birth:

• Providing women with necessary painkillers to manage postpartum discomfort
• Offering psychological support and vigilance for signs of postpartum depression
• Supporting and encouraging breastfeeding
• Breast and Nipple Care
• Explaining the role of breastfeeding consultants

• Making women aware that early detection of breast changes can lead to a higher chance of successful treatment and recovery. 
• Showing the importance of checking the family medical history of breast cancer
• Educating women on how to perform breast self-examinations
• Stating the importance of clinical breast exams done by healthcare professionals
• Performing a breast ultrasound
• Mammogram examination for women aged 40 and over
• The importance of breast examination during pregnancy and breastfeeding
• Discuss the effect of pregnancy on cancer and the effect of cancer on pregnancy and the fetus
• Performing a pap smear
• Enabling taking the papillomavirus vaccine to prevent cervical cancer in the future

• Providing sychological support for the woman, her husband, and their children at the time of diagnosis
• Helping the woman in managing the side effects of treatments
• Ensuring the woman's right to give informed consent for chemotherapy and surgical procedures
• Enabling affected women to access genetic testing as a right
• Conducting follow-up examinations for those who have received treatments impacting the uterus
• Supporting the rights of affected women in the workplace

• Offering marital relationship counseling
• Informing affected women about the potential impact of cancer and its treatments on fertility
• Providing access to legally permissible medical technologies for fertility preservation, such as egg freezing and storage, as well as information on relevant vaccines
• Discussing pregnancy considerations for women diagnosed with cancer, including the safety and timing of pregnancy and the option for abortion if medically recommended
• Explaining the potential effects of cancer on pregnancy and the influence of pregnancy on cancer 

• Providing psychological support for cancer patients from the moment of diagnosis
• Empowering patients with health information throughout diagnosis, treatment, and management of side effects
• Offering fertility preservation options, including egg freezing
• Ensuring follow-up care for pregnancy and childbirth in cancer survivors
• Maturity services and its complications
• Addressing the challenges of menopause and its complications
• Genetic tests when there is a history of cancer in the family
• Gynecology and breast health services for all age groups
• Early examinations for all age groups to prevent breast and cervical cancer
• Implementing early screening programs to prevent breast and cervical cancer

• Offering secial consultations for girls and mothers to comprehend the physical and psychological changes during puberty.
• Treating puberty-related issues, such as menstrual disorders, unwanted hair growth, and ovarian cysts
• Highlighting the importance of receiving the HPV vaccine to prevent cervical cancer in the future
• Engaging in dialogue and providing psychological support

• Informing both parties about potential diseases or infections that could impact their future
• Conducting tests for blood disorders like thalassemia and sickle cell disease
• Screen for viral infections such as hepatitis and HIV.
• Clarifying that undergoing examinations is compulsory, but the decision to marry remains the right of both individuals.

• Offering examinations and treatments for gynecological conditions, such as infections and menstrual disorders.
• Providing legal medical advice on gynecological diseases, emphasizing the patient's right to consent to procedures like hysterectomy without requiring the husband's consent.
  - Providing specialized consultations for cases involving sexual intercourse or gender transition, including medical diagnosis and legal or religious guidance.

• Providing health and preventive services including breast exams, pap smears, and osteoporosis screenings
• Providing services in a language they understand, such as sign language
• Providing counseling to protect them from harassment, violence, or assault
• Ensure girls' right to receive the HPV vaccine to prevent cervical cancer

• Providing consultations on marriage and procreation rights
• Informing about the effects of pregnancy on the woman and the fetus.
• Providing contraceptive counseling
• Advising on childbirth methods and required equipment
• Educating mothers and girls on puberty
• Ensuring the right to consent to medical treatments
• Guarantee newborn screenings as per health regulations