Hajj medical mission clinics in Mecca and Medina welcome 5,538 Egyptian pilgrims

Health: A "Medical Chief of Mission" and a "Chef de Mission" inspect the operation of the clinics. Egyptian pilgrims rent medical services provided

Dr. Amr Qandil, medical attaché and supervisor of the Hajj Medical Mission, Dr. Mohammed Dahi, head of the Hajj Medical Mission, and Dr. Hisham Mbadoud, head of the Mecca Division, visited Sunday morning a number of clinics located in the residence of Egyptian pilgrims. To provide the best medical service to pilgrims.

The medical mission of the pilgrim staff regularly visits the clinics to ensure that all needs are available and to review the stock of drugs and medical equipment.

For his part, Dr. Amr Qandil pointed out that the electronic recording of patient data had been followed, as well as the medical examination of Egyptian pilgrims and the treatment that had been administered to them, emphasizing the providing the best medical service to Egyptian pilgrims.

He confirmed that the medical pilgrimage mission clinics had received until Sunday 5538 cases of illness where they had been screened and the necessary treatment, of which 3746 cases in Mecca and 1792 cases in Medina, indicating the number of cases. entry of 16 cases in Saudi hospitals and leaving 5 cases after And 11 cases continue to receive treatment until now.

Dr. Mohammed Dahi, head of the Hajj Medical Mission, explained that renal dialysis was practiced in 10 cases in Saudi hospitals, while another was receiving chemotherapy, stressing that the medical team was coordinating with Saudi hospitals before dialysis sessions and chemotherapy The medical team of the medical mission must visit every hospital where pilgrims have been reserved to consult them and monitor their health problems.

He stressed that the prevention team continues to organize seminars to inform pilgrims about preventive measures, distribute leaflets and leaflets to identify infectious and non-communicable diseases and how to prevent them.