Dr Mouna El Mansouri

Don't waste your time if your body is in distress. I experienced heavy bleeding, and I was terrified for my baby, but this woman just grumbled and judged me for being disturbed at 3 a.m. Does she even know the definition of an on-call doctor? No explanations whatsoever. When I asked questions, she belittled and judged me. Then she left without any follow-up or even a goodbye. I wasn't sure if I was dealing with a gynecologist with a sense of professional responsibility or the village witch. I don't understand how such an inhumane person can practice medicine. Is there a medical board? This woman doesn't like people; why work for them then? She thinks she's useful to society but ultimately serves no purpose. I wish you a speedy recovery because you don't need to be a psychologist to see your distress. Perhaps someone could suggest a ruqya (Islamic healing ritual) to soothe her soul; that would be helpful.

Dr. Mouna is extremely competent and kind, but what we appreciated most was her compassion and human touch, which is very rare these days in the medical field. I highly recommend her.

I had a really, really, really bad experience here. Her lack of competence in this area could put someone in actual danger so I am writing this detailed review to warn others. I came in because of symptoms that I knew were PCOS related. I asked my hormone doctor for her recommendation and she said I should come here. My hormone doctor is in the same building so I assume she recommended this doctor not because she is good at her job, but rather because they have a deal to share patients. After describing my symptoms, this doctor told me I just need to lose weight and it will be fine. For context, I weigh about 5-10 kilos more than I did when I was in the best shape of my life (running 6 miles and constantly active). I am in no way obese or morbidly obese. Being 5-10 kilos over my goal weight should not be giving me the wide array of symptoms that I am having. My lab results from my hormone doctor came back and show that I have shockingly low vitamin D. I mentioned this to this doctor in her office and she said absolutely not, vitamin D can't cause issues, it is because I am overweight (by a mere 5-10 kilos) and I need to lose weight. Here is information taken straight from an encyclopedia showing how incredibly incorrect and dangerously uninformed this doctor is: "Vitamin D deficiency can disrupt hormonal balance, most notably affecting the production and regulation of sex hormones like estrogen, progesterone, and testosterone. It also impacts the regulation of parathyroid hormone and can lead to thyroid hormone sensitivity issues. Low vitamin D levels have been linked to symptoms like mood swings, fatigue, irregular menstrual cycles, and can worsen menopausal symptoms." Shockingly low vitamin D levels can absolutely cause my symptoms. I have proof that I have dangerously low vitamin D levels. I showed the labs to her and she instead blamed the 5-10 kilos and gave me what is effectively weight loss supplements and told me to come back in two months. I guess she wants to see if I am still slightly overweight in 2 months? I can't imagine any other reason to go back. Luckily, I have a scale at home so I don't need to return. I've spent the entire day stressed and crying because I did everything right by getting labs and going to the doctor and I was treated wildly inappropriately. In the US, I would be able to report this doctor to the board for dangerous practices. Here, I guess I can just hope warning people on Google will work.

I had a wonderful experience with Dr. Mouna Al Mansouri. She is not only an efficient and knowledgeable doctor, but also someone with great emotional intelligence and understanding. From the moment I met her, she was reassuring, kind, and made me feel truly heard. Her calm and confident manner helped ease any anxiety I had, and she took the time to explain everything clearly and thoroughly. I felt genuinely cared for and supported throughout my visit.

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