cabinet dr chalach hind

Incompetent doctor, I don't understand how she practices this profession. I went for a consultation for my 2-year-old baby. She detected an intestinal infection and prescribed medication. After 2 days, I checked the medication my daughter was taking, typed it into Google, and discovered that it didn't correspond at all. My daughter has an intestinal infection, and she gave her medication for an ear infection and a urinary tract infection. I called the assistant and explained the situation. She replied, "The doctor told you these are the medications she needs." I went to the pharmacy and bought her Flagyl syrup. After 2 uses, my daughter was cured.

I am sharing a personal experience here to inform other families. My 15-year-old cousin received a prescribed treatment during a consultation. Shortly after taking the medication, she experienced significant neurological symptoms: neck and jaw spasms, difficulty speaking, and involuntary eye movements. Faced with these symptoms, we had to go to the emergency room where she spent the night and had several seizures. This situation was very difficult for her and for the whole family. I believe it is essential that treatments prescribed to minors be clearly explained, including their indications and potential side effects, so that patients and their families can be fully informed.

These people who work for her are substandard; I don't recommend her.