Dr Anum Irfan Abbasi
Doctor
Neurologist
Verified By Team Tibi Sahulat
- Qualifications FCPS
- Gender Female
- Fee 2500
- Total Experience 7 Years
About
Dr. Anum Irfan Abbasi is a PMDC-verified Neurologist based at Maroof International Hospital, Islamabad. She holds MBBS and FCPS (Neurology) from the College of Physicians & Surgeons Pakistan, with over 7 years of clinical experience. Dr. Anum specializes in treating stroke, epilepsy, migraines, dementia, Parkinsons disease, multiple sclerosis, neuropathic disorders, and neuromuscular diseases. She also manages sleep disorders, movement disorders, neurological trauma, and autoimmune conditions affecting the nervous system. With a excellent patient satisfaction rate and a compassionate, patient-first approach, she provides accurate diagnosis and personalized treatment plans. Appointments available Monday to Friday. Book Appointment Today.
Dr Anum Irfan Abbasi Neuroclinic
Maroof international hospital, F-10 Markaz F 10/3 F-10, Islamabad, 44000, Islamabad
Monday to Saturday
12:00 PM to 04:00 PM
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(2). pattren of u r periods? before september in august at what time i need u r menstural calender imean u need to give me data of u r previous 3 months periods dates a nd flow u need to do an usg of u r pelvis with full bladder and share with me the report of u r usg after this we wi start the treatment in the form of medicine s u need to do ur menstruaal day 2 hormones as well serum fsh and lh levle free t4 and tsh level also.
(3). there is still a chance of pregnancy better she can do a urine pregnancy test to make sure may ALLAH guide u to right path u need to marry the fiance to make halal.
(4). i want to know that is the wt if the baby on usg ? club foot?? any chromosomal analysis offered to u for the baby as it could be edward syndrome with iugr and club foor how r the fetal movements and did u do any ctg ay fetal umbilical artery doppler done and what are the values some times we need to give steroids and deliver the baby depending on ctg findings and doppler studies.