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AAMC — Advanced American Medical Centre

Guide · What brings you in today?

You don’t need to know
which appointment to book.
Start with what’s on your mind.

A plain-language guide to the everyday reasons adults come to our clinic in Business Bay — fatigue, a preventive check, blood pressure or cholesterol worries, hydration after a demanding week, or a first conversation about stress. Each card explains what a visit involves, what to prepare, and which team you’ll speak with first.

This page doesn’t diagnose. It helps you take the next step with less guesswork.

  • DHA licensed
  • Business Bay, Dubai
  • 8 AM – 10 PM · 7 days
  • Same-day appointments often available

If something feels urgent — chest pain, severe shortness of breath, a sudden neurological change, heavy bleeding, or thoughts of harm — this website isn’t the right first step. Please call 998 (ambulance) or 999(police), or attend the nearest emergency department. Everything below is for planned, non-urgent care.

Best first stop · Internal & Preventive Medicine

Tired all the time or unexplained fatigue

Persistent tiredness has many possible causes — sleep, stress, nutrition, thyroid function, iron levels, blood sugar, mental health and more. It deserves a proper assessment rather than a guess.

What an appointment may involve

  • Unhurried history and physical examination
  • Targeted labs where appropriate (e.g. blood count, iron studies, thyroid, vitamin D)
  • A plain-language explanation of what may be contributing
  • A follow-up plan and referral if a specialist opinion helps

What to prepare

  • A short note on how long fatigue has lasted and what makes it better or worse
  • Sleep pattern, caffeine intake and any recent life changes
  • A list of current medications and supplements

Common questions

Best first stop · Internal & Preventive Medicine

Due for a preventive health check in Dubai

A structured adult preventive health check helps you understand where you stand — before symptoms appear. We tailor scope to your age, family history and personal risk factors.

What an appointment may involve

  • Discussion of your health goals, lifestyle and family history
  • Vital signs, weight and cardiovascular risk assessment
  • Age-appropriate screening recommendations
  • A written summary and next steps

What to prepare

  • Any recent lab or imaging reports (if available)
  • Family medical history you're aware of
  • Questions you'd like to ask — we make time for them

Common questions

Best first stop · Internal & Preventive Medicine

Blood pressure, cholesterol, blood sugar or metabolic concerns

Cardiovascular and metabolic risk is best managed with a clear picture: the right measurements, the right investigations and a plan that fits your life — not a template.

What an appointment may involve

  • Baseline measurements and cardiovascular risk conversation
  • Lab investigations as clinically appropriate
  • Lifestyle guidance covering nutrition, movement and sleep
  • Medication review and monitoring plan when indicated

What to prepare

  • Recent readings if you self-monitor at home
  • Current medications and supplements
  • Any prior lab reports from other clinics

Common questions

Best first stop · Internal & Preventive Medicine

Ongoing adult condition or medication review

Living with a long-term condition benefits from continuity — a clinician who knows your history, coordinates your care, and adjusts your plan as things evolve.

What an appointment may involve

  • Structured review of your condition and current treatment
  • Check for interactions, side effects and adherence challenges
  • Coordination with specialists when helpful
  • A clear follow-up schedule

What to prepare

  • Full list of medications with doses and how you take them
  • Recent lab results or specialist letters
  • A short note on what's working — and what isn't

Common questions

Best first stop · IV Therapy — assessment first

Dehydrated after travel or a demanding schedule

IV hydration can support recovery for eligible adults, but it isn't a treatment for the underlying reason you feel unwell. A brief clinician assessment confirms whether IV support is appropriate, and what formula suits you.

What an appointment may involve

  • Health questionnaire and short clinician screening
  • Discussion of what you're hoping to feel better from
  • A recommendation — which may or may not include IV therapy
  • If suitable, a comfortable supervised infusion in-clinic

What to prepare

  • Details of travel, illness or medications you've recently taken
  • Known allergies and any past reaction to IV or injections
  • Existing medical conditions or pregnancy status

Common questions

Best first stop · IV Therapy — assessment first

Looking for hydration or wellness IV support

Our wellness IV protocols are designed to support hydration and everyday wellbeing — not to treat, diagnose or cure any medical condition. Eligibility and formula are decided by our clinicians after screening.

What an appointment may involve

  • Consultation to understand your goals
  • Clinician screening for suitability
  • Personalised protocol with a clear explanation
  • Supervised infusion in a calm setting

What to prepare

  • A note on what you're hoping IV support might help with
  • Any allergies, medications or existing conditions
  • Realistic expectations — results vary and are not guaranteed

Common questions

Best first stop · Mental Health

Anxiety, persistent stress, low mood or burnout

You don't need to be in crisis to reach out. A first conversation is often the hardest step — and we aim to make it a warm, private, judgement-free one.

What an appointment may involve

  • A confidential first conversation about what's on your mind
  • Understanding your history, goals and pace
  • Discussion of possible next steps — therapy, evaluation or medication review
  • Agreement on what feels appropriate to you

What to prepare

  • There's no need to prepare — come as you are
  • If helpful, jot down what's been feeling hardest recently
  • Any current medications or previous mental health care

Common questions

Best first stop · Mental Health

Family conflict or emotional and functional difficulties

Sometimes the difficulty lives between people rather than inside one person. Family therapy and psychosocial rehabilitation offer a considered, respectful space to work through it.

What an appointment may involve

  • A conversation about who's involved and what has been happening
  • Clarity on who should attend and how sessions may run
  • A recommendation for individual, family or combined support
  • A pace that respects everyone at the table

What to prepare

  • A shared willingness to talk — not to have all the answers
  • Any previous therapy or medical context you'd like us to know
  • Questions about confidentiality — we'll explain how it works

Common questions

General information only — not a substitute for a clinical assessment. Our clinicians decide the appropriate plan for you at consultation. We make no claims of guaranteed outcomes, cure, detoxification, immune protection or anti-aging reversal.

Still not sure which appointment fits?

Tell us what’s on your mind — we’ll help you book the right visit.

Call, WhatsApp or send a short enquiry. Our team will listen and route you to the right clinician at AAMC Polyclinic in Business Bay.

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