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Dr Zahraa Saban
Western Cape
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LocationShop 4, Willowmead Shopping Centre, 2nd Avenue, 115, Rondebosch East, South Africa, 144 Lawrence Road, Athlone, South Africa, Western Cape
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COMPREHENSIVE MEDICAL CARE for adults and children, Dental services available Our Services:
General Health,
Prevention & Wellness,
Women's Health,
Blood Pressure Monitoring,
Contraception,
Minor Surgical Procedures,
Papsmears,
Removal of Warts,
Loop Insertion,
We treat all Acute and Chronic medical illnesses, Circumcisions (from 3 months)
General Health,
Prevention & Wellness,
Women's Health,
Blood Pressure Monitoring,
Contraception,
Minor Surgical Procedures,
Papsmears,
Removal of Warts,
Loop Insertion,
We treat all Acute and Chronic medical illnesses, Circumcisions (from 3 months)
CategorySpecialist
ProvinceWestern Cape
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