Room 110, Rona Fashion Building, Rumailah 3, Ajman9 AM to 9 PM, every day
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What to expect at a homeopathy consultation

Your first visit is mostly a conversation. Come ready to talk about your health, your routine and any treatment you already have.

What to bring

  • Recent blood tests or scan reports
  • A list of your medicines and supplements
  • Your insurance card, if you have one
  • Notes on when your symptoms started

Questions your doctor may ask

Expect a broad conversation. Your doctor may ask about your symptoms and how they change through the day.

You may also talk about sleep, appetite, stress and your family’s health. Answer as openly as you can.

After the conversation

Your doctor explains the plan and how you will review progress. Homeopathic remedies often come as small pills or liquid drops.

Ask how and when to take anything you are given. Write it down if that helps.

Questions to ask your doctor

  • What does the evidence say for my condition?
  • How will we know whether this is helping?
  • When should I see my regular doctor instead?
  • Could this interact with anything I already take?

A good doctor will welcome these questions.

When to get medical help first

Chest pain, sudden weakness, severe breathing trouble or heavy bleeding need emergency care. Please go straight to a hospital.

A new lump, unexplained weight loss or blood where it should not be needs a medical check. Book with your regular doctor first.

Booking

We see patients in Rumailah 3 from 9 AM to 9 PM. Call +971 54 481 6113 to book.

Common questions

How long does the first consultation take?

Ask when you book, and we will tell you how much time to set aside.

Should I keep taking my usual medicine?

Yes. Do not stop prescribed medicine without speaking to the doctor who prescribed it.

Do I need a follow-up?

Your doctor will tell you whether a follow-up makes sense and when to book it.

Book a homeopathy consultation

Open 9 AM to 9 PM, every day, opposite Ajman One Tower.

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