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Dr. Negin contributed expert commentary about IV drips at Cornerstone Clinic.
Qualifications: BM, MRCGP
Dr Negin Hakim is an experienced Family Medicine Consultant with over 24 years of clinical practice. She has spent the past 14 years practising in Dubai, following an extensive medical career in England, bringing with her a strong foundation in UK-trained, evidence-based medicine.
Dr Negin is known for her holistic, patient-centred approach to care. She believes in treating the whole person rather than just the condition, taking time to understand each patient’s individual health goals, lifestyle, and circumstances. Her practice combines compassionate care and excellent clinical skills, with the latest evidence-based medical guidance to support patients in achieving long-term health and well-being.
She manages a wide range of acute medical conditions and provides comprehensive long-term care for chronic diseases. Dr Negin also has a special interest in women’s health, paediatrics and preventative medicine.
As an expert in Family Medicine, she provides care for patients of all ages, from newborns and children to adults and the elderly, offering continuity of care for individuals and families across every stage of life.
Expanded Professional Profile
UK-educated and trained Family Medicine Consultant providing continuity of care for patients of every age.
Dr. Negin provides comprehensive family medicine care for newborns, children, adults and older patients. She manages acute illnesses and chronic diseases with a caring bedside manner, a conservative approach to treatment and a focus on long-term continuity of care.
Assessment and treatment of acute illnesses, together with ongoing monitoring and management of chronic conditions.
Continuity of care for individuals and families, from newborns and children to adults and older patients.
Clinical consultations, diagnostic investigations, treatment plans, imaging requests and specialist referrals when indicated.
Patient-centred care that considers health goals, lifestyle, prevention and the wider factors affecting wellbeing.
Bachelor of Medicine, University of Southampton, United Kingdom.
MRCGP, Royal College of General Practitioners.
Essential Knowledge: Clinical Use of Peptides
Course completed on 20 May 2026.
Gulf Time · 2026
Dr. Negin contributed expert commentary about IV drips at Cornerstone Clinic.
Gulf News · 2026
Expert guidance on symptoms that should prompt medical assessment.
Patient-centred, holistic medical care.
A family doctor for anything and everything.
Dr. Negin Hakim is a UK-educated and trained Family Medicine Consultant with strong clinical and communication skills. Her broad background in acute and chronic medicine supports her work with a diverse, multinational patient community. She provides patient-centred, holistic medical care and takes time to understand each person’s symptoms, circumstances and goals.
As a family doctor, she cares for patients of every age and supports individuals and families through each stage of life. Her practice combines continuity of care, a caring bedside manner and a conservative approach to treatment.
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Many infections are viral and improve with supportive care, symptom control and monitoring. Bacterial infections, such as strep throat or a urinary tract infection, may require antibiotics. Influenza may also be treated with an antiviral medicine such as Tamiflu when identified early. A clinical assessment and, where appropriate, rapid testing can help determine the right treatment.
Tiredness can have several causes, including low iron, low vitamin D, thyroid problems or diabetes. Lifestyle and sleep habits can also contribute. Assessment normally includes a full history and examination, with investigations such as blood tests when needed to identify the cause and guide treatment.
Blood tests can help identify the cause of symptoms and can also detect risk factors that may not cause obvious symptoms, such as high cholesterol. Whether testing is needed depends on the concern and the findings from your consultation.
A suspicious lump or mole should be reviewed by a doctor. Many lumps are benign cysts and many moles are harmless, but an assessment can check for warning signs. Further investigation may include an ultrasound for a lump or a dermatology referral and biopsy for a mole when clinically indicated.
The answer depends on the symptoms and the underlying problem. Some deficiencies are straightforward to treat with supplements, while conditions such as high blood pressure may require long-term management. Other concerns may be mild and settle with time. A medical assessment helps clarify the cause and the appropriate next step.
Lifestyle choices can play an important role in improving health and preventing or managing illness. Diet, exercise, weight management, sleep, stress management, appropriate supplements and not smoking can all support physical wellbeing. Depending on the problem, allied health support such as physiotherapy or chiropractic care may also be considered.
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