Female GP in Ajman
General Practitioner · MBBS
It is easier to ask for help when you feel comfortable explaining what is wrong. Dr. Rahma Salah Mahdy offers general medical consultations for patients who want to discuss a new symptom, review a concern or understand their next step in care.
If you are looking for an Arabic speaking female GP in Ajman, she speaks native Arabic as well as English, helping you describe your concerns in the language you prefer.
A background in primary care and hospital medicine
Dr. Rahma graduated from Banha University in Egypt in 2021 with a Bachelor of Medicine and General Surgery, achieving an Excellent grade with Honours. Her clinical experience includes general practice in primary healthcare and university hospital settings.
She subsequently worked in neonatal care at Children Specialist Hospital in Banha, followed by paediatric intensive care and paediatric general practice at Banha Fever Hospital. These roles involved working with medical teams, assessing patients and supporting care in demanding hospital environments.
As a General Practitioner, her work includes clinical examination, arranging investigations when appropriate, discussing treatment and identifying when a patient needs specialist care. Her native Arabic can be particularly helpful for patients who want to explain symptoms and ask follow-up questions in familiar words.
Explore our general medicine departmentBanha University, Egypt · 2021
Banha University, Egypt
Previous experience includes paediatric and neonatal care in Egypt
Arabic: native language
General care begins with your concern
You do not need to choose a diagnosis before making an appointment. Tell the doctor what you have noticed, when it began and what you would like help understanding.
New symptoms & illness
A fever, sore throat, cough or another change in how you feel can be a reason to see a GP. The consultation helps determine what needs treatment or further assessment.
General health reviews
Discuss a recurring concern, previous results or questions about your medicines. Bring existing records so the review can take your medical history into account.
Children’s general concerns
Her background includes primary care and hospital work with children. Ask reception about suitable ages and appointment availability; specialist referral may be advised when needed.
Personal health questions
If you would feel more comfortable speaking with a female doctor, you can request a consultation with Dr. Rahma. Explain your concerns and ask about the next steps.
Health education
Ask how to follow the proposed care plan, what a medicine is for and when a review is needed. Understanding the advice is an important part of the visit.
Assessment & referral
Not every concern can be resolved in a GP consultation. Dr. Rahma can assess your symptoms and advise when specialist review or a higher level of care is appropriate.
Space to explain. A clear next step.
A consultation should help you understand what is being considered and why. Bring the questions you have been putting off, even if you are unsure whether they are related.
01 · Share the details
Describe your symptoms, how long they have lasted and how they affect your day. Mention previous illnesses, medicines, allergies and anything else that may be relevant.
02 · Assess the concern
Dr. Rahma can examine you and review available records. Depending on the findings, she may discuss treatment, observation, investigations or a referral.
03 · Understand the advice
Ask what to do next, when to return and what changes should prompt earlier care. If something is unclear, ask for it to be explained again before you leave.
Bring the information you already have
A list of your medicines and allergies, a recent report or a note about when symptoms started can help make the consultation more focused. If you are attending for a child, bring relevant medical records and details of any treatment already given.
Her previous hospital work includes paediatric and adult acute care, infection control and patient health education. You can ask about your symptoms, the purpose of a proposed test and when you should arrange a follow-up.
For routine concerns, a GP consultation can help you decide the next step. Severe or rapidly worsening symptoms need urgent medical attention rather than an online appointment request.
Useful reading before your visit
The World Health Organization’s hypertension fact sheet offers general information about high blood pressure and ongoing care.
The WHO diabetes fact sheet introduces diabetes, monitoring and treatment.
These resources can help you prepare questions for a general health review. They do not replace a consultation about your individual symptoms and medical history.
Before booking with Dr. Rahma
Does Dr. Rahma speak Arabic?
Yes. Arabic is her native language, and her CV also lists English. If you prefer an Arabic speaking GP in Ajman, let reception know when requesting your appointment.
Can I request a female GP in Ajman?
Yes. You can request an appointment with Dr. Rahma Salah Mahdy at Relief Medical Center. Reception will confirm her available sessions and your booking.
What concerns can I discuss with Dr. Rahma?
You can book a general consultation for new symptoms, a review of an ongoing concern, questions about medicines or help understanding reports. Your assessment will guide whether treatment, testing, observation or specialist referral is appropriate.
Does her paediatric experience mean she is a specialist paediatrician?
No. Dr. Rahma is presented here as a General Practitioner. Her previous work includes paediatric and neonatal hospital roles, but these are not represented as a specialist paediatric qualification. Ask reception about age suitability when booking for a child.
Can I discuss a personal health concern with a female doctor?
Yes. You can request a private general consultation and explain the concern at your own pace. Dr. Rahma can assess it within general practice and advise whether another specialist should be involved.
What should I bring to the appointment?
Bring your medication list, allergy details and any recent test results or hospital notes. Write down when your symptoms began and the questions you want answered. For a child’s appointment, bring relevant previous health records.
I searched for a female doctor near me. How do I book?
If Ajman is convenient for you, use the appointment form on this page or contact Relief Medical Center through WhatsApp or +971 54 706 5362. Mention Dr. Rahma’s name so reception can check her availability.
Can the online form be used for urgent symptoms?
The form is for routine appointment requests and is not continuously monitored. If symptoms are severe or worsening quickly, seek urgent medical care rather than waiting for a booking response.
Start with the concern on your mind
Request a consultation with Dr. Rahma Salah Mahdy at Relief Medical Center in Ajman. Reception can help you find an available appointment.