Specialties
Online gynaecologist
1 practitioner available
A gynaecologist looks after women's health at every stage of life: puberty, contraception, planning a pregnancy, menopause. Much of this care relies on discussion and on reading test results, which can be done by video; physical examinations and ultrasound scans still take place in person.
Available practitioners
Common reasons to consult
- Choosing, renewing and side effects of contraception
- Painful, irregular or heavy periods
- Vaginal infections and discharge
- Menopause symptoms
- Explaining hormone tests and other results
- Questions before a pregnancy
When to consult
- Changing contraception or having side effects
- A cycle that becomes irregular or unusual pain
- Test or scan results you need explained
- Hot flushes or other menopause symptoms
- Preparing for a pregnancy
What works remotely
Video works well for discussion, contraception advice and reviewing results: have your latest results and the date of your last period ready. Gynaecological examinations, smear tests and ultrasound scans are done in person; the gynaecologist will refer you if one is needed. If you have heavy bleeding, severe pain or feel faint during a pregnancy, go to the emergency department immediately.
Further reading
- Contraception: comparing the methods and choosing what fitsPill, IUD, implant, condom: no method is best in the abstract. What matters is the one you will actually use correctly and keep using. A clear, jargon-free comparison.
- Pregnancy follow-up: the schedule of appointments and testsSeven consultations, three ultrasound scans and a series of blood tests: antenatal care follows a precise logic. Here is what happens at each stage, and why every appointment counts.
Frequently asked questions
How much does a gynaecologist consultation cost in Morocco?
On Sahti Doc, a consultation with a gynaecologist costs 250 MAD. The fee is set by the doctor and shown before you book: you pay that amount online, with no extra charges.
What can a gynaecologist do by video?
Advise on and renew contraception, explain test or scan results, review cycle or menopause problems, and decide whether an in-person examination is needed.
Will I need an in-person examination?
Not always. A smear test, physical examination or ultrasound cannot be done remotely; if the gynaecologist thinks one is useful, they will tell you during the consultation.
This information is general and does not replace a medical consultation. In an emergency, contact the emergency services.