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Dr Amro Maarouf
2022-02-23
Person
5
5
0
23rd February 2022
I saw Dr Maarouf because of a lump I had found in my breast. I was worried as I had quite a few IVF cycles and the first thing I thought was breast cancer. He thought it was relayed to my breast ducts (as I had recently stopped breast feeding) but got me seen immediately by a breast surgeon who was able to reassure me immediately that It was a galactocele.
Dr Maarouf was thorough in his assessment and reassuring as well and got me seen in a timely manner.
26th February 2022
Response from Dr Amro Maarouf
Thank you for your kind review. I am glad that you were appropriately reassured
Dr Amro Maarouf
2021-04-14
Person
5
5
0
14th April 2021
Doctot Maarouf is hands down, without question, the best doctor I have ever met. To be frank, he’s the only reason I use the surgery he works at. I’ve been to Dr Maarouf for many reasons over the years and he always takes the care to listen and go through everything with you, and never leaves you in the dark with anything. Even a 5* review doesn’t do this man justice, a top doctor, and an absolute gentleman.
Dr Amro Maarouf
2021-04-09
Person
5
5
0
9th April 2021
Dr Maarouf is the most understanding,kindest doctor my family and I have had the pleasure to meet.he never rushes you,and always takes time to listen to you.i would never see anyone else at our practice as he is the only one i feel i can trust.he is always pleasant and makes you feel at ease which makes your visit better,especially if you have a personal problem.
Dr Amro Maarouf
2019-07-16
Person
5
5
0
16th July 2019
Dr maarouf is a great doctor. Good at listening and understanding. He is great at his job. 1000% trust him and he would do anything in his power to help.
Dr Amro Maarouf
2018-04-27
Person
5
5
0
27th April 2018
Dr Maarouf is extremely personable. He was kind and a good listener. He was very knowledgeable about various conditions and I would trust his advice.
Profile
I trained at Birmingham University and qualified as a doctor in 2006. After completing my foundation training in various hospital specialities, I undertook further training in general practice within the Black Country area and successfully gained membership to the Royal College of General Practitioners as well as the Royal College of Physicians.
After a few years as a portfolio GP (working in diabetes and more recently a hospital practitioner in endocrine medicine), I decided to further sub-specialise and am currently a specialist registrar in Chemical Pathology/Metabolic Medicine under Health Education West Midlands.
I still work as a GP in order to maintain my skills and competencies and like to think I am pretty adept at addressing patient concerns and expectations from the outset. This is hopefully reflected in my patient feedback but all experiences (whether good or bad!) are welcome.