Abdominal Pain, Constipation & Diarrhea Treatment at Home in Dubai

Trained and experienced in abdominal pain, constipation, diarrhea, gastroenteritis, IBS flare-ups and food poisoning.

A GP at your door across all Dubai — Marina to Arabian Ranches, Downtown to Deira, home, hotel or office.

Pain history, physical exam for tenderness and distension, vital signs and a hydration check — a clear diagnosis and plan.

AED 249 per visit, no insurance needed and no hidden charges — the same transparent rate for residents, tourists and hotel guests.

Symptoms, exam findings, treatment and referrals recorded and shared securely for seamless follow-up care across Dubai.

No waiting rooms and no feverish, cramping drive — unhurried one-on-one care where the bathroom is a step away.

Pain anywhere from the ribs to the pelvis — cramping, burning, sharp or dull, acute or chronic. Upper pain suggests the stomach, liver or gallbladder; central pain the intestines; lower pain the bladder, appendix or reproductive organs; and whole-abdomen pain often gastroenteritis. Common causes include gastritis, stomach ulcers, IBS and menstrual cramps.

Fewer than three bowel movements a week, or hard, dry, painful stools with straining and a feeling of incomplete emptying. Triggered by low fibre, not enough fluids (worse in Dubai’s hot, air-conditioned climate), inactivity, travel, stress or medications — occasionally thyroid problems, diabetes or IBS.

Loose, watery stools with urgency and cramping. Acute diarrhea (under two weeks) is usually a viral gastroenteritis (stomach flu) or bacterial infection — Salmonella, E. coli or Campylobacter — that can cause fever and blood in the stool. Food poisoning, traveller’s diarrhea, antibiotics, lactose intolerance and IBS are also common causes; watch for dehydration.

Some abdominal pain is a surgical emergency: appendicitis (severe lower-right pain), gallstones (upper-right pain after fatty food), kidney stones (severe flank pain) and intestinal obstruction (cramping with vomiting and bloating). These need immediate medical attention — our GP recognises the red flags and arranges urgent transfer.

Sudden, unbearable pain — especially in the lower-right abdomen (possible appendicitis) · a rigid or board-like abdomen that hurts to touch · pain with a fever over 39°C and vomiting · bloody or black tarry stools · inability to pass gas or have a bowel movement · any abdominal pain in pregnancy.

Bloody diarrhea with severe cramping and fever · signs of severe dehydration — extreme thirst, very dark urine or no urination for 8 hours, severe dizziness, confusion or extreme weakness · diarrhea after antibiotics with severe cramping · diarrhea over 2 days in adults or 24 hours in children.

Sudden inability to pass gas or stool with severe cramping and vomiting (possible obstruction) · rectal bleeding with constipation · severe stomach pain with constipation · constipation with unexplained weight loss or appetite change.

A detailed pain history and physical exam pinpoint the cause and severity. The right medications ease pain, with treatment for gastritis or gastroenteritis and urgent specialist referral or emergency transport for suspected appendicitis, gallstones, kidney stones or obstruction.

Fast relief with the appropriate laxatives — stool softeners, osmotic laxatives, stimulant laxatives or fibre — plus targeted diet and fluid advice, gentle exercise and referral to a gastrointestinal specialist for persistent or warning-sign cases.

Oral rehydration solutions and electrolyte drinks, anti-diarrheals such as loperamide where safe, antibiotics for suspected bacterial infection, anti-nausea medicine, the BRAT diet for recovery and IV fluids at home if dehydration is severe.

Stool testing and blood work for persistent diarrhea or unexplained abdominal pain via our partner Intel Lab, accredited since 2001 — samples collected at home, results in hours — with imaging or specialist coordination when advanced care is needed.