General Physician

Online General Physician — Care You Can Trust

From fever and flu to diabetes and blood pressure — get expert primary care from a PMC-verified doctor without leaving home.

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Meet Your General Physicians

AK
PMC Verified

Dr. Ayesha Khan

MBBS, FCPS (Medicine)
General Physician
4.9 (127 reviews) • 340 consultations
PMC: PMC Reg. — Verified on file
Experience: 12+ years
Affiliation: Available on request
Languages: Urdu, English

Senior consultant physician with over a decade of experience treating chronic illnesses including diabetes, hypertension, and thyroid disorders. Known for her compassionate care and clear patient communication.

Rs. 1,200
per consultation
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Last updated: November 2026 · Medically reviewed by PMC-registered physicians on the Aafiya Doc panel

When should you consult an online general physician in Pakistan?

A General Physician (GP) is the family doctor you go to first for everyday health problems — fever, flu, cough, stomach upset, body aches, headaches, mild infections, vitamin deficiency, and ongoing conditions like diabetes, blood pressure and acidity. In Pakistan, most patients don't actually need a specialist for these issues — a good GP can fully diagnose, prescribe and guide you in a single 10–15 minute video call. Online consultation is the right choice when your symptoms are typical and you can describe them clearly, when you need a routine prescription refill, or when getting out to a clinic in Karachi or Lahore traffic with a fever feels worse than the illness itself. We'll recommend an in-person visit if you have symptoms that genuinely need physical examination — severe abdominal pain, suspected fracture, very high fever in young children, signs of dehydration, or anything the doctor feels needs a stethoscope, BP cuff or lab work to be properly assessed.

Common reasons Pakistani patients consult our general physicians

  • •Fever, flu, cough and seasonal viral infections — the single most common reason patients book — diagnosed and prescribed in one short call.
  • •Diabetes and blood pressure follow-ups — regular medicine refills, dose adjustments based on your sugar/BP readings, and lifestyle guidance.
  • •Acidity, gastritis and stomach problems — very common in Pakistan due to spicy diet and stress — well managed with the right medication and food advice.
  • •Headaches, migraines and fatigue — the GP rules out common causes like anaemia, low vitamin D or stress, and prescribes accordingly.
  • •Vitamin and iron deficiency — extremely common across the country — the doctor reviews symptoms or your CBC report and prescribes the right supplements at the right dose.

Quick answers about online general physician consultations

Can a GP manage my long-term diabetes or blood pressure online?

Yes. For stable, already-diagnosed diabetes or hypertension, a GP can review your latest sugar/BP readings, adjust your medicine, repeat your prescription and guide diet and lifestyle — all over a 10–15 minute video call. If your numbers are very erratic or you've developed new symptoms, the doctor will refer you for tests or in-person review.

I have fever and body aches — is online enough or should I go to a clinic?

For most viral fevers, flu, throat infection or stomach upset, online is perfectly enough — the GP will take a proper history, ask about your symptoms, prescribe medicine and tell you what danger signs to watch for. If you have very high persistent fever, breathing difficulty, severe dehydration or symptoms lasting more than 4–5 days, you'll be advised to come in or get specific lab tests done.

Can the GP write me a sick leave / medical certificate?

Yes. After a proper consultation, if the doctor feels it's clinically justified, they can issue a signed medical certificate or sick leave note on their letterhead with PMC number — delivered on WhatsApp the same day. Most Pakistani employers, universities and schools accept this just like a paper certificate from a clinic.

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What We Treat

Common conditions our specialists handle online

FeverFluDiabetesBlood PressureAcidityAllergiesFatigueHeadacheCoughWeight IssuesVitamin Deficiency

How It Works

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Best General Physician Online Pakistan — Consult a GP Without Leaving Home

Whether you need the best general physician in Karachi, a family doctor in Lahore, a GP in Islamabad or a general physician in Rawalpindi — Aafiya Doc brings certified PMC-verified GP care to your home screen via secure video call, 7 days a week. Consult online for fever, flu, cough, cold, diabetes management, high blood pressure, acidity, stomach pain, vitamin deficiency, fatigue, weight issues and all everyday health concerns — without traffic, without waiting, without transportation cost. Book a general physician online consultation in minutes on WhatsApp and receive your signed digital prescription immediately — valid at all pharmacies across Pakistan. Online GP consultation from Rs. 1,200 only. Available in Karachi, Lahore, Islamabad, Rawalpindi, Faisalabad, Multan and all cities of Pakistan.

Important Safety Notice

Aafiya Doc is for non-emergency health consultations only. If you or your child are experiencing a medical emergency — difficulty breathing, severe chest pain, loss of consciousness, or high fever in a newborn — please call 1122 (Punjab), 1021 (Sindh), or go to your nearest hospital emergency immediately.

Aafiya doctors do not replace emergency care — we are here for everything else.