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Frequently Asked Questions
Answers to what patients and mentoring candidates ask most. Can't find yours? The contact page is one click away.
General & Appointments
Booking a visit
An appointment is strongly recommended so a slot can be reserved for you, particularly at the private clinic. Call, message, or use the contact form and the clinic will confirm a time.
Online slots run Saturdays and suit follow-up review or a second opinion rather than a first-time physical examination. A video link is sent ahead of your confirmed time.
Any previous scans, prescriptions, lab reports and a list of current medications. For an antenatal visit, bring your maternity/health card if you have one.
No — for an active obstetric or gynaecological emergency, go directly to your nearest hospital emergency department rather than waiting for a reply here.
Clinical Care
Your treatment
Yes. High-risk pregnancy, obstetric emergencies and maternal critical care are managed directly, not handed off to a junior team.
Yes — the consultant who assesses you is the same one who operates, whether that's a Caesarean section, hysterectomy or another gynaecological procedure.
Yes, this is exactly what the online review clinic is designed for — bring your existing reports and scans to the appointment.
Yes — menstrual health, fertility and PCOS, pelvic pain and endometriosis, menopause, and gynaecological surgery are all part of the practice, alongside obstetric care.
MRCOG Mentoring
Exam preparation
All three: Part 1 foundations, Part 2 SBA drills, and Part 3 role-play/OSCE preparation, alongside 1:1 mentoring.
Both — live weekly sessions run in small groups, with a personal study plan and 1:1 progress review alongside them.
No — the mentoring is delivered online for international medical graduates wherever they're currently practising.
Register your interest with the MRCOG part you're preparing for; a brief assessment call places you in the group that matches your stage and timeline.
Practical & Logistics
Getting to your appointment
Sindhi, Urdu and English — whichever you're most comfortable discussing your care in.
Yes, patients are welcome to bring a family member or partner into the room for support and to help remember the discussion.
The Clinics page lists all three locations with their hours, or call 0334 3376196 and the clinic will point you to the right session.
Call or message the clinic as early as you can once you know you need to change your slot, and a new time will be arranged.
Fees & Policies
Payment and cancellations
Fees vary by clinic and consultation type. Call 0334 3376196 or email drbushrabano@hotmail.com for current rates before booking.
Please check directly with the clinic when booking, as this can depend on the insurer and the clinic location.
Let the clinic know as soon as you can so the slot can be offered to another patient.
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