Dr Masoud Koosha

General Practitioner

Dr Masoud Koosha

General Practice

Dr Masoud Koosha

General Practitioner

21+ years practising in Iran and the UAE. Acute and chronic care, check-ups, IV therapy and minor procedures.

Trilingual care · No online diagnosis · Emergency: 999

Dr Masoud Koosha is a DHA-licensed General Practitioner with more than 21 years of practice in Iran and the UAE. He manages acute and chronic illness, pain, critical-patient recognition and resuscitation-team coordination, wound care and simple sutures, minor procedures (foreign body, small abscesses), IV therapy, ECG interpretation, and full health check-ups with chronic-disease screening — with a strong focus on prevention and evidence-based lifestyle care.

  • LanguagesFA · EN
  • Licence no.DHA-P-019402
  • Rating4.8 · 94
  • Experience21+ years

Care focus

What patients commonly see this clinician for.

  • Acute and chronic illness; upper respiratory infections
  • Full check-ups and chronic-disease screening
  • IV therapy, ECG interpretation and pain management
  • Wound care, simple sutures and minor procedures
  • Evidence-based prevention and lifestyle programmes

Credentials & experience

  • Doctor of Medicine (MD)
  • ACLS, BLS and ATLS certifications
  • Dubai Health Authority (DHA) licensed physician

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Before you book

Clear answers — reception confirms anything the assistant cannot.

Our team is ready when you prefer a human conversation.
Our team is ready when you prefer a human conversation.
What causes ongoing fatigue?

Sleep, stress, anaemia, vitamin D, thyroid, diabetes and lifestyle are common factors. We assess systematically rather than guessing supplements.

Which labs do I need?

Labs are chosen from your age, symptoms and risk — not a fixed package for everyone.

What is a normal blood pressure?

Targets depend on age and health history. We measure in clinic and set a personal follow-up plan.

Is my diabetes controlled?

We review home readings, HbA1c and medicines together and adjust the plan — control is ongoing, not a one-time yes/no.

When should I take antibiotics — viral or bacterial cold?

Most colds are viral and do not need antibiotics. We decide after assessment; do not self-start or stop early.

When should I go to the ER — is chest pain always heart disease?

Not always cardiac, but sudden severe pain with breathlessness, sweating or collapse needs emergency care now — call 999. Do not wait for an online booking.

How often should I get a check-up?

Often yearly if you are well; more often with chronic disease or medication monitoring. We set the interval with you.

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