Dr. Arwa Mohsin E.

A 16-year-old tribal girl from a remote village arrived with a massive ovarian cyst causing respiratory distress. Her family spoke only a local dialect and had never visited a city hospital. Dr. Arwa coordinated with a translator, performed emergency laparoscopic cystectomy preserving both ovaries, and arranged temporary accommodation for the family. The girl recovered fully and returned to school. (Patient of Dr. Mohsin)

A 28-year-old transgender man on testosterone therapy sought help for severe pelvic pain. Previous doctors dismissed his symptoms. Dr. Arwa performed a diagnostic laparoscopy revealing extensive endometriosis, which she excised while preserving fertility options. The patient experienced significant pain relief and later froze eggs before continuing gender-affirming care. (Patient of Dr. Mohsin)

A 35-year-old professional dancer with PCOS and severe insulin resistance wanted to avoid medication. Dr. Arwa designed a circadian rhythm-based nutrition plan combined with targeted exercises. Within six months, the patient regained regular cycles, spontaneously conceived, and performed until her seventh month of pregnancy. (Patient of Dr. Mohsin)

A 60-year-old grandmother presented with postmenopausal bleeding and extreme fear of hospitals. Dr. Arwa used office hysteroscopy without anesthesia, diagnosing benign endometrial atrophy. She taught the patient's granddaughter basic examination techniques to provide home reassurance, eliminating future unnecessary hospital visits. (Patient of Dr. Mohsin)

A 42-year-old corporate lawyer, previously focused on her career, presented with unexplained infertility after multiple failed IVF cycles elsewhere. Dr. Arwa discovered subtle uterine polyps via hysteroscopy that others had missed. After polypectomy and personalized ovarian stimulation, the patient conceived naturally within three months, delivering healthy twins at 37 weeks.