Top 3 OB-GYN Clinics in Wadi Saqra 2026

When do you need this specialty?

Obstetrics and gynecology looks after women's health from puberty to after menopause. It covers pregnancy and childbirth care, routine checks, and treatment of conditions affecting the reproductive system.

Book a visit when you need to:

• confirm a pregnancy
• look into irregular periods or a cycle that has changed
• investigate chronic pelvic pain
• discuss difficulty conceiving or a delay in having children
• have a routine check after age 21, with timing set by your doctor
• get a pre-marriage check, or cervical screening as your doctor recommends

A positive home pregnancy test is a good reason to book soon, so antenatal care can start early.

Call 911 now if you have

Do not wait for an appointment. Call 911 or go to the nearest emergency department if you have:

• heavy bleeding that soaks through pads quickly
• severe lower abdominal or pelvic pain
• fever with pain, or you feel very unwell
• fluid leaking from the vagina during pregnancy
• much less movement from the baby in late pregnancy
• a severe headache with changes in vision, or sudden swelling with confusion
• chest pain or difficulty breathing

This page gives general information only. It does not replace a medical assessment.

How to choose among the OB-GYN clinics in Wadi Saqra

Start with your need. Pregnancy and delivery care, fertility assessment with ICSI, gynecological surgery consultations and gynaecological endoscopy are described on different profiles. Match the service to what each clinic publishes, not to the name alone.

Next, check the hours. Confirmed hours are shown on each profile. The two clinics with Thursday hours close at 14:00 that day, while the third profile lists Saturday, Sunday, Tuesday and Wednesday only, from 09:00 to 15:00. Compare these with your work or family schedule.

Then consider location. All three clinics are in Wadi Saqra. If you travel from Abdoun, Jubeiha, Sweifieh, Shmeisani, 7th Circle, Dabouq, Khalda, Tla' Al-Ali or the Gardens, choose the one that is easiest to reach from your route.

Language also matters. The profile for Dr. Feras Karaki states that consultations are in Arabic. If you want a particular language, ask before you book.

Finally, read each full profile. Each one shows its platform verification status and its completeness score on the page. Treat these as information about the profile, not as proof of clinical quality. Each profile here lists one doctor, so you may want to ask who will see you on the day.

What to expect at the first visit

At a first OB-GYN visit, the doctor usually asks about your periods, past pregnancies, previous surgery, current medicines, allergies and family history. An examination or tests such as an ultrasound may follow, depending on your reason for the visit. Ask the clinic what preparation is needed when you book.

Bring the following:

• your identity card or passport
• previous reports, lab results and scan images
• a list of current medicines and supplements
• the date of your last period and a summary of any pregnancies
• records of any earlier fertility treatment, if the visit is about conception
• a written list of questions

Useful questions include: what is the likely next step, which tests are needed and when, which symptoms should prompt a call, who will follow up with me, and how to reach the clinic outside appointment times. Writing down the answers helps you follow the plan.

Insurance, fees and booking

Each profile shows its services and confirmed hours. Before you book, ask the clinic directly:

• the consultation fee, and whether it is paid on the day
• whether it accepts your insurance plan, and whether you need a referral
• which service the appointment is for, and whether the listed doctor will see you
• how to change or cancel an appointment
• the language of consultation, if that matters to you

Do not assume coverage or a price from a profile page. Confirm both with the clinic, and ask for the answer in writing or by message so you can refer back to it.

Getting there

All three clinics are in Wadi Saqra, Amman. The clinic of Dr. Doha Shalaldeh is on Arar Street. The clinic of Dr Nabaa Najm Al Jobouri is in the outpatient clinics building 2 at Istishari Hospital, Arar Street 275. The clinic of Dr. Feras Karaki is near the Specialty Hospital on Musa Bin Nusair Street, Complex 84, second floor.

Patients often travel from nearby districts such as Abdoun, Jubeiha, Sweifieh, Shmeisani, 7th Circle, Dabouq, Khalda, Tla' Al-Ali and the Gardens. Plan extra time at busy hours, and check the exact floor or building with the clinic before you set out. A taxi or ride-hailing app is a practical option if you do not drive.

Checklist before you book

• Match the service you need: pregnancy care, fertility assessment, surgery consultation or endoscopy.
• Check the confirmed hours against your schedule, including the shorter Thursday or Sunday times.
• Confirm the consultation fee and whether the clinic accepts your insurance.
• Confirm the language of consultation if it matters to you.
• Confirm which doctor will see you on the day.
• Gather your reports, scans and medicine list.
• Write down your questions and the warning signs that need a call to 911.