Can I see a GP without a CPR?

Last activity 08 March 2016 by versatilebull

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elliemayrayMember02 March 2016 06:58:07

Hi Guys, I wondered if someone could help with my enquiry. The situation is that my Husband and I are currently waiting for our CPR to be processed,but I need to see a Doctor regarding blood pressure issues. Can this be done without a CPR? Also what is the cost without medical insurance? I would be so grateful for any help with this.

logicalindianBahrain Expert02 March 2016 16:02:11

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Hi,

You could take your passport along with you and explain them about the situation, i am sure they would cooperate

T&R

JosnugglesViP03 March 2016 06:14:55

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Yes you can, as long as you have photo ID you are fine

live.aliGuest03 March 2016 07:00:46

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For a GP, i reckon 20BD - 50 BD at most. There are good hospitals in Salmaniya. I usually got to Royal Bahrain. If you are in Juffair you could go to Bahrain Specialist.

mujtaba19Contributor04 March 2016 17:44:41

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i think that taking your passport or a copy of the ID would be ok, hope you get well soon

JosnugglesViP05 March 2016 20:34:27

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Max BD20 for GP consultation, tests are obviously extra, only passport needed. Maybe we could help you find a good one if we knew your location

FarhazBahrain Expert07 March 2016 11:27:58

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Yes, passport is adequate.

I too think the price would be around BD10 - 15 for a good GP at American Mission.

There are cheaper hospitals too. Please let us know if you like names of these.

versatilebullNew member08 March 2016 08:11:58

Your Passport copy will Work.. and get well soon

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