GASTROENTEROLOGY · HEPATOLOGY · ENDOSCOPY

A clear path from symptoms to specialist care.

Specialist assessment in Sana’a, Yemen, under the medical supervision of Dr Abduladheem Hames Al-Alot — MRCP (UK), ESEGH. Understand your options, prepare for your procedure and leave with a clear follow-up plan.

Care built around the right clinical question

We assess digestive symptoms, liver conditions and general medical concerns before recommending tests or procedures. Not every symptom requires an endoscopy. The choice depends on your history, examination, medicines, previous results and the benefits and risks of the available options.

Digestive health

Assessment of reflux, swallowing difficulties, indigestion, bowel symptoms and inflammatory bowel disease. Explore gastroenterology.

Liver and bile duct care

Evaluation of abnormal liver tests, metabolic fatty liver disease, viral hepatitis, cirrhosis and bile duct problems, with monitoring tailored to the diagnosis. Explore hepatology.

Diagnostic and therapeutic endoscopy

Gastroscopy, colonoscopy and selected therapeutic procedures, including ERCP when clinically indicated. Procedure suitability and availability are confirmed after assessment. Explore endoscopy.

Before, during and after your visit

Prepare: bring previous reports, imaging, biopsy results and a medicine list. Discuss: ask about the likely diagnosis, alternatives and what each test would change. Follow up: confirm how to obtain results and when further review is needed. Read the patient journey and frequently asked questions.

Practical information

Telephone and WhatsApp: +967 785 005 333.
Published clinic hours: Saturday–Thursday, 4:00–8:00 pm, Sana’a time. Please confirm availability with reception.
Location: Al-Sunainah, Western 60th Street, Al-Adham Street, behind Al-Habbabi Steel and before Al-Khatib Restaurant, Sana’a, Yemen. See directions and contact details.

An appointment request is not a confirmed booking. Reception will confirm the date, time and preparation instructions. For vomiting blood, severe bleeding, severe persistent pain, jaundice with fever, breathing difficulty, fainting or confusion, go to the nearest emergency department rather than waiting for an online reply.

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