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GP doctor in Sharjah
Looking for a GP doctor in Sharjah? At Al Lulu Medical Center, general medicine consultations are led by Dr. Shehnaz Sarfraz Husain (MBBS, DGO), a General Practitioner with nearly 30 years of experience in Sharjah.
We see adults and children from Sharjah, Dubai and Ajman, every day from 9am to 9pm.
What does a GP doctor do?
A General Practitioner is usually the first doctor you see for a health concern. Your GP examines you, arranges tests where needed, treats common illnesses, helps you manage long-term conditions and refers you to a specialist when you need one.
Fever, colds and infections
Assessment and treatment of flu, sore throats, coughs, and viral and bacterial infections.
Long-term conditions
Regular reviews and care plans for diabetes, high blood pressure and high cholesterol.
Stomach and digestion
Care for indigestion, acidity, stomach upsets and food-related illness.
Breathing and allergies
Assessment and follow-up for asthma, allergies and chest infections.
Minor injuries and wounds
First aid, wound dressing, stitches for minor cuts and minor procedures.
Check-ups and work health
Routine health check-ups, health advice, and assessment of work-related illness and injuries.
Why regular GP visits matter
- Many health problems are easier to manage when found early.
- Your GP keeps track of your history, medicines and test results in one place.
- You get practical advice on diet, activity and everyday health.
- Your GP refers you to the right specialist when you need one.
In a medical emergency
For chest pain, severe breathing difficulty, signs of a stroke or a serious injury, call 998 for an ambulance or go to the nearest hospital emergency department.
Meet your GP
Dr. Shehnaz Sarfraz Husain (MBBS, DGO)
General Practitioner, Al Lulu Medical Center, Sharjah
Dr. Shehnaz Sarfraz Husain is a General Practitioner with nearly 30 years of experience in primary care in Sharjah. She sees patients of all ages for both short-term illnesses and long-term conditions.
Her work includes work-related illness and injuries and minor procedures, and she refers patients to hospital or a specialist promptly when they need it. She puts a strong emphasis on prevention and patient education, making sure every patient understands their diagnosis, their medicines and when to come back for follow-up.
Patients often see Dr. Shehnaz for
- Fever, flu and infections
- Diabetes and blood pressure reviews
- Work-related illness and injuries
- Minor wounds and procedures
- Health check-ups and advice
About our medical center in Sharjah
Since 2001
A family clinic serving Sharjah, Dubai and Ajman.
One clinic, several services
General medicine, dentistry and homeopathy.
Open every day
9am to 9pm, including Fridays.
Easy to reach
Al Majaz 3, with paid street parking nearby.
Questions about seeing a GP in Sharjah
Do I need an appointment to see the GP?
We recommend calling or sending a WhatsApp message first so we can give you a time, but you are welcome to walk in during opening hours.
Does the GP see children?
Yes. Dr. Shehnaz sees patients of all ages, including children.
Can you help with diabetes and blood pressure?
Yes. Dr. Shehnaz provides regular reviews, monitors your readings and medicines, and refers you to a specialist if needed.
Do you accept insurance?
Yes, we accept [LIST INSURERS]. Call or WhatsApp us and we will check your cover.
Where is the clinic and when is it open?
Business Link Building, Unit 102, Al Majaz 3, Sharjah. Open every day, 9am to 9pm.
Book a GP appointment in Sharjah
With Dr. Shehnaz Sarfraz Husain at Al Lulu Medical Center, Al Majaz 3.
The information on this page is general and is not medical advice.
General medicine
Our GP services in Sharjah
Consultations and diagnosis
Your GP listens to your symptoms, examines you and arranges tests where needed. Your plan may include lifestyle advice, medicines or a referral to a specialist.
Long-term conditions
Regular reviews for diabetes, high blood pressure and asthma: checking your readings, adjusting medicines and giving practical lifestyle guidance between visits.
Preventive care
Health check-ups, vaccinations and advice on diet and exercise, to help spot risk factors for heart disease and diabetes early.
Sudden illness
Assessment and treatment of fever, flu, infections, chest and throat complaints and minor injuries, with clear advice on when to come back.
Health education
Guidance on balanced eating, managing stress and everyday habits, so you understand your health and your treatment.