Dr. Muhammad Qasim Khan
Doctor
Radiologist
Verified By Team Tibi Sahulat
- Qualifications FCPS-ll
- Gender Male
- Fee 1000
- Total Experience 4 Years
About
Dr Muhammad Qasim Khan is a skilled radiologist based in Gojra, Pakistan, with a speciality in diagnostic imaging and a focus on patient-centred care. As a member of the FCPS, he has undergone rigorous training and certification in the field of radiology, ensuring that he possesses the knowledge and expertise necessary to accurately interpret medical images and provide accurate diagnoses. With years of experience in the field, Dr Muhammad Qasim Khan is well-versed in a variety of imaging modalities, including X-ray, ultrasound, CT, and MRI, and is able to use these tools to help patients achieve optimal health outcomes. Above all, Dr Muhammad Qasim Khan is dedicated to providing compassionate and personalized care to each and every patient he sees, helping to ensure that they receive the highest quality care possible.
Munawar Hospital
Infront of Asghar Park, Jhang road, Gojra, Gojra
Monday to Saturday
05:00 PM to 08:00 PM
(1). U r married for how long? When u had last miscarriage?.
(2). U live in Karachi or Saudia??u should b examined by gynaecologist vaginally & must have Transvaginal ultrasound.
(3). App T3 T4 Tsh and vit d level kerwa ka ka Bata day.
(4). Dear Fatima... Im glad to know u are doing well and taking ur medicines regularly... Please continue them exactly as advised by ur psychiatrist and never stop or reduce them on ur own as they will give withdrawl symptoms.. Understnd this that the duration of treatment is different for every patient...Some people can reduce medicines slowly under their doctors supervision, while others may need long-term treatment to prevent relapse...If you remain stable for a long time so it means ur treatment is working well which is very encouraging...These medicines dont stop you from getting married....Many people with bipolar disorder have healthy married lives and successful pregnancies... If you plan a pregnancy, discuss it with ur psychiatrist before trying to conceive so ur medicines can be adjusted safely if needed....Some medicines may have long-term side effects so regular follow-up visits and blood tests are important. Keep following up with ur psychiatrist, maintain good sleep, avoid stress as much as possible and take ur medicines regularly....Wishing you a healthy and bright future....Dont loose this battle...think this bipolar disorder as a common disease that needs treatment.....