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Ahmed Sahel

Endocrinologist - Marrakech

Endocrinologist - MarrakechGoogle Maps · 3.6 (9)

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5ème étage - appartement N° 43 et 44, Résidence Andalouse - B, rue yougoslavie, Marrakech 40000

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Sample of Google reviews. Sorting applies only to the reviews on this page. · Nov 6, 2026

Fåtï Hâ

Feb 17, 2026

The doctor was absolutely wonderful and very polite, but the receptionist had no manners whatsoever.

Loujayne Loulou

Jan 23, 2024

اخذت موعد بكل سهولة .وقت الانتظار لم يتجاوز20 دقيقة .طبيب ممتاز و خلوق .تعامل معنا بكل طيبة و احترام .شخصية في منتهى الرقي حيث اجابنا على جميع تساؤلات.و قام بتوجيهنا .انصح مرضى السكري به .جزاك الله خيرا يا دكتور .

Hassan

Nov 18, 2023

الطبيب في منتهى الرقي والجدية لكن موظفة الإستقبال تمتاز بطابع حيواني في التعامل La réceptionniste m'a reçu d’une manière impolie ça se voit qu’elle venait de se réveiller.

Daniel Robert

Jul 9, 2024

الطبيب ضريف و معاملتو زوينة مي المساعدة لي عندوووو مشكل كبييير لا تعامل لا أدب وللأسف هدشي غيأتر على العيادة تعاااااملهاااا صفر صفر

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Clinical Guidance

How to assess symptoms and act early

For endocrine and metabolic issues in Marrakech, request urgent review when glucose or hormonal symptoms are unstable despite routine treatment.

Symptom guide

Endocrinology triage prioritizes glucose extremes, hydration status, mental changes, and progression of thyroid or adrenal-related symptoms.

When to request same-day medical help

  • Repeated high or low blood glucose episodes despite treatment adherence.
  • Uncontrolled thyroid symptoms such as palpitations, tremor, or severe fatigue.
  • Persistent dizziness, weakness, or metabolic symptoms disrupting daily function.
  • Known endocrine disease flare requiring rapid treatment adjustment.

Emergency warning signs (call now)

  • Severe hypoglycemia with confusion, seizure, or loss of consciousness.
  • Very high glucose with vomiting, dehydration, abdominal pain, or deep breathing.
  • Rapid mental status change with suspected metabolic imbalance.
  • Severe weakness, collapse, or hemodynamic instability in endocrine patients.

What to do while waiting for the doctor

  • Check glucose regularly and record values with timing.
  • Hydrate if tolerated using sugar-free fluids unless advised otherwise.
  • Do not stop critical endocrine medication without clinical instruction.
  • Prepare glucose logs, doses, and recent laboratory results.

Good outcomes usually come from early escalation, clear symptom tracking, and disciplined waiting steps.

This guide is educational and does not replace medical diagnosis.

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