OBGYN services

14/03/2026

🌙 Updated OPD timings for the last Ashra of Ramadan.

Kindly note the revised clinic schedule for appointments and consultations.

📞 03299875194
🌐 drmunibatahir.com

— Dr. Muniba Tahir
Consultant Gynaecologist & Obstetrician 💜

14/03/2026

🌙 Updated OPD timings for the last Ashra of Ramadan.

Kindly note the revised clinic schedule for appointments and consultations.

📞 03299875194
🌐 drmunibatahir.com

— Dr. Muniba Tahir
Consultant Gynaecologist & Obstetrician 💜

09/03/2026

Emergency Contraceptive Pills are called emergency for a reason.
They are not meant for routine contraception.

Frequent use can lead to irregular bleeding and contraceptive failure.
Choose a proper contraceptive method instead of relying on ECP repeatedly.

— Dr. Muniba Tahir
Consultant Gynaecologist & Obstetrician
📍Omar Hospital & Cardiac Centre , Johar Town & Jail road , Lahore 🏥
📍National Hospital & Medical centre Lahore 🏥
📞For appointments: 03299875194

08/03/2026

Strong. Compassionate. Resilient.
Women are the heartbeat of every generation.”
Happy Women’s Day 🌸

- Dr Muniba Tahir-

06/03/2026

Weight loss injections + Ramadan fasting?
Sehri idea:
Boiled eggs, oats or multigrain roti, yogurt, a few nuts, a fruit, and 2 glasses of water.
Protein + fiber help maintain stable energy and reduce cravings.

Avoid only tea, white bread, sugary or very salty foods — they cause energy crashes.

Iftar tip:
Break your fast with dates and water, then choose light fruit, salad, lean protein (chicken or lentils) and a controlled portion of roti. Try not to make fried foods a daily habit.

Hydration rule:
Aim for 8–10 glasses of water between Iftar and Sehri, especially if you’re on weight-loss injections.

Save this for your next Sehri. 🌙
— Dr. Muniba Tahir
— Dr. Muniba Tahir
Consultant Gynaecologist & Obstetrician

03/03/2026

On weight loss injections and planning to fast? 🌙
Fasting is possible — but only with proper medical guidance.

28/02/2026

Just following the OB trend… because we truly live many lives in one. 😂

26/02/2026

Fasting during pregnancy is a personal decision — but it should never risk your health or your baby’s wellbeing.

Islam allows exemption if harm is possible. Not every pregnancy can safely tolerate fasting.

If you’re unsure, consult your doctor before fasting.

Your health is an amanah. 🤍

— Dr. Muniba Tahir
Consultant Gynaecologist
📞03299875194

19/02/2026

Ramadan isn’t just about hunger and thirst —
it’s about returning to a softer, kinder version of ourselves.

18/02/2026

Ramadan Kareem 🌙
Caring for women’s health continues with adjusted OPD timings during this holy month.
May your Ramadan be filled with ease, wellness, and blessings.

For appointments and consultations, please reach out at 📞 03299875194.

— Dr. Muniba Tahir | Consultant Gynaecologist & Obstetrician

09/02/2026