I MOVE Center, Mustafa Kamel, Dr. Ahmed Hamed, Physiotherapy
Dr. Ahmed Hamed is a Physical Therapy and Spine Injuries Specialist in Mostafa Kamel, holding a Diploma in Sports Medicine. He provides physical therapy and rehabilitation services for injuries, musculoskeletal problems, and spinal conditions at I MOVE Mostafa Kamel Center, located at 91 Ahmed Shawky Street, El-Eshraf Towers, Tower 4, First Floor, Mostafa Kamel Station. He focuses on evaluating each patient’s condition and developing appropriate treatment and rehabilitation programs
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Phone: 01201558895 - 01020771418
Land line: 035447204
Mustafa Kamel: 91 Ahmed Shawky, Al-Ashraf Towers, Tower 4, First Floor, Mustafa Kamel Station
Working Hours: يوميا من 12 ظ إلى 10 م ماعدا الجمعة من 2 ظ إلى 7 م
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Dr. Ahmed Hamed is a physiotherapy and spinal injury specialist at Mustafa Kamel Hospital, holding a diploma in sports medicine. He provides physiotherapy and rehabilitation services for treating injuries, muscular problems, and spinal issues.
Yes, Dr. Ahmed Hamed specializes in physiotherapy for spinal injuries. He works on assessing the patient’s condition and developing an appropriate treatment and rehabilitation program that helps reduce pain, improve movement, and gradually restore motor functions.
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Dr. Ahmed Hamed is a Physical Therapy and Spine Injuries Specialist in Mostafa Kamel, holding a Diploma in Sports Medicine. He provides physical therapy and rehabilitation services for injuries, musculoskeletal problems, and spinal conditions at I MOVE Mostafa Kamel Center, located at 91 Ahmed Shawky Street, El-Eshraf Towers, Tower 4, First Floor, Mostafa Kamel Station. He focuses on evaluating each patient’s condition and developing appropriate treatment and rehabilitation programs to help improve mobility, reduce pain, and gradually restore the ability to perform daily activities more effectively.
Dr. Ahmed Hamed Specialties:
- Spine injuries
- Back and neck pain
- Sports injuries
- Motor rehabilitation
- Musculoskeletal problems
- Improving movement and flexibility
- Gradual restoration of motor functions
Dr. Ahmed Hamed Address and Working Hours:
- Mostafa Kamel: 91 Ahmed Shawky Street, El-Eshraf Towers, Tower 4, First Floor, Mostafa Kamel Station.
- Working Hours: Daily from 12:00 PM to 10:00 PM, except Friday from 2:00 PM to 7:00 PM.
I MOVE Mostafa Kamel Center
Dr. Ahmed Hamed– Physical Therapy
- Physical Therapy and Spine Injuries Specialist
- Diploma in Sports Medicine
- Former Doctor for the Youth Football Team at Smouha Sporting Club
Services:
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Sports injuries, their types and causes, with Dr. Ahmed Hamed
Sports injuries are among the most common problems individuals may experience while practicing sports, whether they are professional athletes or exercising recreationally. Injuries can occur due to sudden movement, a fall, impact, or excessive strain on muscles and joints. Some...
moreMusculoskeletal problems with Dr. Ahmed Hamed
Musculoskeletal problems are among the most common health issues, as they can affect muscles, bones, joints, tendons, ligaments, and the spine. They range from minor, temporary injuries such as muscle strains and sprains to chronic conditions like osteoarthritis, back and neck...
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