Integro Medical Clinics welcome new specialist doctor to the team

Integro Medical Clinics are delighted to announce that Dr Sally Ghazaleh will be joining their roster of specialist doctors prescribing cannabis medicines.

Dr Sally Ghazaleh, is a Pain Management Consultant at the Whittington Hospital, and the National Hospital of Neurology and Neurosurgery, London. She qualified from the University of Szeged Medical School, Hungary in 2000, and then completed her specialist training in the Anaesthesia and Intensive Care Medicine at Semmelweis University in 2007. She went on a fellowship at University College Hospital, London, to gain her higher degree in Pain Medicine 

During her time at the pain management Centre at University College Hospital, she gained extensive experience in dealing with and managing patients with complex multiple pain problems. She is accomplished at a variety of interventional and non-interventional treatments for this specific patient group. 

Sally specialises in managing patients with lower back pain, neck pain, neuropathic pain, abdominal pain, cancer pain, complex regional pain syndrome, post-stroke pain and Fibromyalgia.  She has a particular interest in bladder and abdominal pain in women, and women’s health in general.  She is fluent in Arabic, English and Hungarian.

Dr Ghazaleh was keen to join the team at Integro Medical Clinics: “As a Pain Management Consultant, I am dealing every day with different types of chronic pain conditions, and bear witness to the effects of chronic pain on my patients. Living with persistent pain poses a threat to overall wellbeing, involving obvious distress from the pain itself, alongside effects on daily functioning, fatigue and depression. I see that cannabis medicines are gaining momentum in the health and wellness world, with some scientific studies confirming their pain-relieving properties, help with reduction in anxiety and depression, alleviation of some cancer-related symptoms with other recorded benefits which can be found in scientific journals. Plus, there may sometimes be anti-inflammatory effects, which could make cannabis medicines useful for the treatment of long-term pain giving hope to those who suffer from chronic pain.”

Anthony Ordman, Senior Clinical Adviser to Integro Medical Clinics said: “We are delighted to welcome a doctor of Dr Ghazaleh’s calibre to our clinic. I look forward to working alongside her as a colleague, and feel confident she will be provide excellent clinical care,  as well as expanding the clinic’s remit of care, thanks to  her specialist knowledge of women’s health including  bladder and abdominal pain issues.” 

If you would like further information, or to make an appointment for a medical consultation, please contact Integro Clinics:  

Website: www.integroclinics.com

Email: Contact@integroclinics.com

Twitter: @clinicsintegro

Integro Clinics Ltd always recommend remaining under the care and treatment of your GP and specialist for your condition, while using cannabis based medicines, and the Integro clinical team would always prefer to work in collaboration with them”.  – Dr Anthony Ordman, Senior Clinical Adviser and Hon. Clinical Director Integro Clinics