Where in Dubai
Dr. Surekha Boreddy Veera sees women for gynaecology consultations at NMC Specialty Hospital in Al Nahda, Dubai. In 2025 she also worked at Royal Phoenix Clinic in nearby Al Qusais. Bring your Emirates ID, insurance card and any earlier scan or test reports. Many Dubai plans cover a specialist visit, sometimes with a co-payment or a referral rule, so check your policy before you book.
What is gynecologist consultations?
A gynecologist looks after the health of the womb, ovaries, cervix, vagina and the pelvis, from the teenage years through to after the menopause. Many women see a gynecologist for heavy, painful or irregular periods, pelvic pain, unusual discharge or itching, bleeding between periods or after the menopause, contraception, menopause symptoms, or a lump or cyst found on a scan. A consultation usually starts with a conversation. An examination is done only if it is needed and you agree to it. You can ask for a chaperone, and you can stop at any time. Pelvic and pregnancy ultrasound scans help find the cause of many symptoms.
Who it can help
- Heavy, painful or irregular periods.
- Pelvic pain, pain during sex, or unusual discharge.
- Bleeding between periods, after sex, or after the menopause.
- Contraception, planning a pregnancy, or menopause questions.
- A cyst, fibroid or other finding on a scan that needs explaining.
How Dr. Surekha approaches it
Dr. Surekha Boreddy Veera is a female Specialist Gynecologist and Obstetrician who states 12 years of obstetrics and gynaecology experience. She completed DNB training in obstetrics and gynaecology in 2017 and passed MRCOG Part 1 in 2019. She performs gynaecological ultrasound. She speaks English, Hindi and Telugu, so many women can talk through their concerns in their own language.
What to expect
Booking
Book through NMC Specialty Hospital, Al Nahda. Say briefly what the visit is about.
Talking first
She asks about your symptoms, periods, pregnancies, medicines and health history.
Examination
Only if needed and with your consent. A chaperone can be present.
Tests
This may include an ultrasound scan, blood tests or swabs.
A clear plan
She explains what she thinks is going on, the options, and when to come back.
Recovery, in general terms
Every patient is different. These are typical milestones, not a promise; your own plan comes from your consultation.
- Most consultations need no recovery. You can return to normal activities straight away.
- Mild discomfort or light spotting can follow an internal examination or swab.
- Results of blood tests and swabs usually take a few days; you are told how you will hear.
- Follow-up depends on your symptoms and results.
When to book a visit
Book a visit for period problems, pelvic pain, unusual discharge, or any bleeding after the menopause. Seek urgent care for sudden severe pelvic pain, very heavy bleeding, fainting, or fever with pelvic pain.
Where to book
Dr. Surekha Boreddy Veera sees patients at NMC Specialty Hospital in Al Nahda 2, Dubai, next to the Bait Al Khair Building. The hospital is open 24 hours and sits close to Al Qusais and the Sharjah border.
NMC Specialty Hospital, Al Nahda
7A Street, Al Nahda 2, next to Bait Al Khair Building, Dubai, United Arab Emirates
Questions patients ask
Do I need a referral to see a gynecologist in Dubai?
It depends on your insurance plan. Some plans let you book a specialist directly. Others ask for a referral from a general practitioner first. Check with your insurer before you book.
Should I book during my period?
For most visits it does not matter. For some tests, such as certain swabs or scans, a different time in your cycle is better. If unsure, mention it when booking.
Do I need an internal examination?
Not always. Many problems can be assessed by talking and with an ultrasound scan. If an examination would help, she explains why and asks for your consent first.
Can I see a female gynecologist for my first visit?
Yes. Dr. Surekha Boreddy Veera is a female gynecologist. Many women feel more at ease discussing periods, sex and pelvic symptoms with a woman doctor.