Health services Soweto

Dr. Mpho Mushadu

Medical Health Soweto

Taking care of one’s Healthcare Services in Soweto is crucial to maintaining overall wellbeing and preventing illnesses. Regular medical check-ups and preventive measures can detect health issues early on and increase the chances of successful treatment. It also helps manage chronic conditions and improve quality of life. By prioritizing medical health, individuals can reduce healthcare costs, increase productivity and enjoy a longer, healthier life.

Dr Mushadu’s clinic offers routine general medical services, such as:

  • Chronic illnesses – High blood pressure, diabetes, arthritis and HIV/AIDS management
  • Sexually transmitted infections
  • Pregnancy and ante-natal care
  • HIV testing and counselling
  • Gynaecological conditions and pap smears
  • Male circumcision (by appointment only)
  • Paediatric conditions
  • Minor trauma
  • Sonar available

Pharmaceutical Services

Pharmaceutical services and products are essential for promoting and maintaining health. They play a critical role in the prevention, diagnosis and treatment of illnesses and diseases. By providing access to a wide range of medications and products, pharmaceutical services help manage chronic conditions, reduce the severity of symptoms and improve quality of life. Additionally, they help prevent the spread of communicable diseases by providing vaccines and other preventive measures. Overall, pharmaceutical services and products are crucial for ensuring the health and wellbeing of individuals and communities.

The Pharmacy

Mr R Ramavhoya is the responsible pharmacist at the clinic (Pharmwave) and provides the following services:

  • Assistance with medications, such as contra-indications, dosage, correct use and interactions
  • Herbal medications
  • General health advice and support for chronic disease management
  • Acute (day-to-day) and chronic medication
  • Counselling of patients on the appropriate use of medication
  • Links with other health professionals such as GP’s, dentists and other specialists
  • Piercing, including adults and children from the age of 4 months