why no 1 answer my question !!!!!!!!!!

[beckham]

hi im male 22 and i saw ur site on the net so i started to write to ur site my trouble is severe headache all times and vomiting and dizziness and cold and sensitivity to the light and pale skin and pressure on my eyes,my ears ,my brain so its all of the times its from 5 months ago .i went to many doctors here in egypt and i went to the egytpian university hosptial and they didint know anything and they didint help me and i took alot of analgecis and antibitoics but its useless so i cant study or do anythin plz help me

[fauve]

It sounds to me like a sinus infection. They can be very stubborn. Can you possibly find your way to an Eye, Nose, Throat specialist?

[rad-skw]

Men get migraines headaches often. Have they suggested that? Have you had a CT of the head?

[beckham]

well i did ct scan and the egyptian docs didnt know anythin
and i told them they told me go away i think its no sense so that im here 2 get help and my headache cant be relive for one sec so im suffering all times so i wnana any american docs address or email address to contact with him plzzzzzzzzzzzz

[fauve]

I don't think any traditional American doctors (even assuming there are any on this site) will take you up on that - I'm sure they would want to perform their own physical examination before they offered any diagnosis or treatment.

[fauve]

It sounds to me like a sinus infection. They can be very stubborn. Can you possibly find your way to an Eye, Nose, Throat specialist?

OOps...make that Ear, Nose & Throat!

[Unregistered]

Suggestions only here:

I'd look for another doctor perhaps unless you already have a doctor you are working closely with (doesn't sound like it) jmo. Perhaps you can find a good DR. in Egypt that was trained in America not that necessarily makes a difference. Your symptoms can be so many different things and thats why it can take time to rule out all the causes of what is happening to you. Do not try to diagnose yourself online... it is not a safe thing to do. If things get real bad for you; can you go to Israel? Don't they have one of the best hospitals in the world in Israel?

So many questions the drs (and some folks here could need to know to give your suggestions as to what to do) need to know answers to you such as .... What kinds of specialists have you seen? What tests were run on you? What were your test results? What medicines did they give you and for how long? Did the treatments help at all? Are you working closely with anyone know as far as doctors go? What things did they rule out and what are they trying to rule out? So many factors to consider for a doctor trying to get the right diagnosis for you and get you better.

BTW The Mediterranian region has so many infectious diseases also that must be ruled out also. Maybe you had an improperly treated infection of some sort; perhaps ineffective medicine regime or not stopped a tx to early. Some tropical disease do affect the eyes sensitivity to light. Did the drs do a spinal tap on you to check the spinal fluid by chance? Did you run any fevers?

As far as the headaches go, has the drs looked into cluster headaches (a form of migraine headache men get more often then women) that are very severe and interfere with living. This is a suggestion, but definetly get the headaches checked out by someone who specializes in severe headaches.
Cluster headaches might be why the antibiotics don't work at all; because they aren't an infection.

You are only 22, so young to be so sick.That age group is suseptible to many nasty viruses like mononucleosis, chicken pox, meningitis, encephilitits tc etc.; especially vulnerable are college students who move into dormatories.

Does your college have a student health services by chance? Hoa about going there even if you already have been there before and tell them you are still sick and it is interferring with you studies and life as a whole.

Btw the way do you have one really good primary care physician; you said you been to so many drs and the college hospital also. It helps to find one really great internal medicine dr to put all the results together and come up with the answer sometimes.

Sadly, some health problems take awhile to get diagnosed. You just have to keep searching and pressing your doctors for the answers you need. And if you get a dr who doesn't seem to listen good; well try to get him or her to if you can. And if they won't listen and your gut instincts say they need to because you feel real bad; then you look for somebody else who will listen and try to help you.

Hang in there. Try to keep hopeful during the difficult times. Keep us posted as to your progress (good or bad both) so we can learn from it also.

In all, suggestion-wise I say just get back in and see a excellent and very experienced non-arrogant & open-monded dr who will listen to you and examine you some more to rule out a bunch of stuff like migraine type headaches, sinus infection, tropical diseases including parasites, and the many other things that can mess with your health and life.

I wish you well and hope you soon get your answers and find a treatment to get you feeling better soon.

hi im male 22 and i saw ur site on the net so i started to write to ur site my trouble is severe headache all times and vomiting and dizziness and cold and sensitivity to the light and pale skin and pressure on my eyes,my ears ,my brain so its all of the times its from 5 months ago .i went to many doctors here in egypt and i went to the egytpian university hosptial and they didint know anything and they didint help me and i took alot of analgecis and antibitoics but its useless so i cant study or do anythin plz help me

[beckham]

well the egy docs tld me 2 go away
cz they didnt now anythin as any 1 know
and i wnana 2 gt contact wiv any amer doc or any 1 here can help me
so i must leave my email or nt
my email is (beckhamnew1@hotmail.com) and i hope 2 any 1 who can help me

[beckham]

thnx u for ur carin and for the mail but docs here in egypt r so ****
they didint care abt any 1 and they dnt like 2 do any thing
and i did ct scan and they didint know anything
and i took analgeics like ketoprofen and i took antibiotic its amoxil
but all of them so useless so i went 2 alot of docs in egy
and i asked them many question and if they can help me or nt
and they said 2 me go away so its no sense
and im here in egy i cant do anything for that **** docs
so can i contact with ur helpful site
like send 2 me any address of urs site by postal or by emails and thats my email is (beckhamnew1@hotmail.com)

[rad-skw]

This is a list of neurology physicians that is on the US Embassy list.

Dr. Mahmoud Mohamed Allam
102 Nile St., Kholafa Bldg.,
Dokki
Clinic: 3644916
Home: 3354622
Mobile: 012 2111630


Dr. Kevork Mazloumian (*)
55 Khalifa El Maamoun St.,
Roxy, Heliopolis
Clinic: 2587845
Home: 2578387
Mobile: 010 1418356

Dr. Mohamed Rifaat Zakaria
5 Sherif Pacha St.,
Downtown, Cairo
Clinic: 3920124
Home: 3469029
Mobile: 012 2122955

Dr. Ahmed Nagib (*)(#)(**)
ahmnagib@intouch.com
47 Abdel Aziz Al Soud St.,
Rhoda, Cairo
Clinic: 3640615
Home: 3801315
Mobile: 012 2126943
Dr. Hassan Hosny (*)
hhosny@internetegypt.com
55 Abel Moneim Riad St.,
Mohandesin, Cairo
Clinic: 3033338
Home: 7372515
Mobile: 012 2134322
Centers in Cairo and Giza

Ain Shams Specialized Hospital
Abbasia, Cairo
Tel: 260-7589

This a list of hospitals that the embassies use.

Anglo American Hospital
Zamalek, Cairo
Tel: 735-6162 735-6163/4
Arab Contractor Hospital
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Gabal Akhdar, Cairo
Tel: 342-600
Behman Hospital
Maadi, Cairo
Tel: 555-7551
Cairo Medical Hospital
Heliopolis, Cairo
Tel: 450-4901
Cairo Radiology Center
Mohandesin, Giza
Tel: 335-7480 337-4263
Cardiac Center
Heliopolis, Cairo
Tel: 259-2211
259-2233
Cleopatra Hospital
Heliopolis, Cairo
Tel: 414-3931
414-3925
Damascus Hospital
Dokki, Giza
Tel: 347-0194

Dar El Fouad Hospital
6th of October City
Tel: 835-6030
835-6040
Degla Medical Center
Degla, Maadi, Cairo
Tel: 521-3156
521-3157
Egyptian Society of Animal Friends
New Maadi, Maadi
Tel: 702-1142
El Nozha International Hospital
Heliopolis, Cairo
Tel: 266-0555

El Salam Mohandesin Hospital
Mohandesin
Tel: 302-9970
302-9091-5
El Salam International Hospital
Maadi, Cairo
Tel: 524-0250
Hayat Medical Center
Heliopolis
Tel: 290-7017
290-7027
Ibn Sina Hospital
Dokki, Giza
Tel: 760-1316
760-1317
Kasr El Aini (French) Hospital
Tel: 365-4060/1/9
365-4070

Kids Hospital
Mohandesin
Tel: 749-5030
749-9733
Maadi Dental Center
Maadi
Tel: 510-98736
Maadi Vet Clinic
New Maadi, Cairo
Tel: 519-4934
Mangoury & Mostafa Orthodontics Center
Maadi
Tel: 516-5705
Mohandesin
338-1468/9
Heliopolis
417-2208/9
Nile Badrawy Hospital
Maadi, Cairo
Tel: 524-0022
Nile Vet Clinic
Zahraa El Maadi, Cairo
Tel: (010) 195-9388

Osman Dental Clinic (Mohandesin)
Maadi
Tel: 305-7488/347-5926
754-5563
Periodontal Prosthesis Clinic
Dokki
Tel: 761-1724/335-0414
Hospitals and Medical Centers in Alexandria
Alex-Sydeny-Kiel (ASK) Hospital
Obsterics and Gynecology; Maternal and Infant Care, Child Birth

12 Roushdy St., Stanley
Tel: (03) 546-0130
(03) 546-0126
Point of Contact: Dr. Mohamed Ibrahim
(012) 233-7624
Alexandria Medical Center (El Markaz El Tibbi)
Road 14 May, Semouha
Tel: (03) 427-2653
(03) 427-2658
(03) 427-2663
ICC International Cardiac Center
24 Bahaa El Din Ghatwary St.,
Behind the Sidi Gaber Station, Semouha
Tel: (03) 420-7320
(03) 420-73221
(03) 424-0774
(03) 424-0774
Point of Contact:
Dr. Yasser Morsi (012)352-5410
Dr. Ahmed Soliman (010)010-144-2107

Mostafa Kamel Military Hospital (Mostafa Kamel El Askary)
Mostafa Kamel, Corniche
Tel: (03) 545-0941
(03) 543-0747
Point of Contact: Col. Ashraf Abou El Mahasen (012)216-1283
New Al-Salama Hospital
Sotar St. Behind El Shalalat Park
Tel: (03) 487-9999
Alexandria
Point of Contact: Dr. Ayman Hani (012) 108-4142
Hospitals and Medical Centers in Luxor
Luxor International Hospital
Luxor
Tel: (095) 238-7192/3
(095) 237-9629

Luxor Public Hospital
Luxor
Tel: (095) 237-2025
(095) 237-2809


Hospitals and Medical Centers in Sharm El Sheikh
Sharm ElSheikh New Hospital Tel: (069) 366-0893/4/5

Sharm ElSheikh Public Hospital
Sharm ElSheikh
Tel: (069) 366-0425
Updated: 2/07
Physicians List


The majority of Egyptian physicians are English speaking and many have studied in the United States or Europe. The better hotels have house doctors available at all times. However, should medical attention be required, the following list of doctors and hospitals may be of use.
The Embassy assumes no responsibility for the professional ability of the persons whose names appear in the list. The specialties are arranged alphabetically and the order in which they or the names of the doctors appear has no other significance. Doctors marked with (*) were educated in the United States while doctors marked with (#) are currently licensed and (**) able to write prescriptions for use in the United States.