Dr. Muhammad Asjad Shah brings surgical and specialist training from Saudi Arabia and Pakistan to a clinic built for everyday care and genuine emergencies — open around the clock, on Main GT Road.
The clinic is staffed around the clock for emergencies, minor surgical procedures, and urgent general care — no appointment needed.
Bukhari Clinic, Sinawan
Main GT Road, near Masjid Mehboob-e-MustafaFrom same-day general complaints to procedures that need a steady hand, the clinic covers a wider range than most local practices — so fewer referrals, and faster care.
Everyday illness, chronic condition management, checkups, and family care for all ages.
In-clinic surgical procedures, wound care, and minor operative treatment without a hospital referral.
Diagnosis and treatment of urinary and related conditions, for men and women.
Assessment and specialist guidance for neurological and neurosurgical concerns.
Round-the-clock cover for urgent injuries, acute illness, and time-sensitive complaints.
The dispensary is kept stocked for same-visit treatment, and the clinic sees a steady flow of patients from Sinawan and the surrounding area every day.
The dispensary — stocked for same-visit treatment
Patients seen every day, from across the area
Dr. Asjad is a foreign-qualified physician with clinical experience gained in Saudi Arabia before returning to practice in Pakistan. That path — training in a large, high-volume health system and then building an independent practice at home — shapes how Bukhari Clinic runs: thorough, unhurried consultations paired with the readiness to act quickly when a case is urgent.
His background spans general surgery, general medicine, urology, and neurosurgery, which means a wider share of patients can be properly assessed and treated on-site, rather than passed along to another provider.
Short, practical notes on preventing and managing common and contagious illnesses, plus what to do in a genuine emergency. New tips are added regularly.
Dry lips, dark urine, and dizziness on standing are early signs — most cases can be managed at home with oral rehydration if caught in time.
Read moreHandwashing before meals, separating utensils during illness, and airing out rooms daily meaningfully reduce household transmission.
Read moreFor burns, cool with water, not ice. For suspected fractures, avoid moving the limb. Call ahead so the clinic is ready when you arrive.
Read moreBukhari Clinic, Main GT Road, near Masjid Mehboob-e-Mustafa, Sinawan, Tehsil & District Kotadu
0306 4136288 — available 24 hours for emergencies
Emergency & urgent care: 24 hours, every day
General consultations: as posted at the clinic