Dr. Mahmoud Tabbal

Dr. Mahmoud Tabbal Dr. Mahmoud Tabbal is a Consultant General, Hepatobiliary & Transplant Surgeon with 19+ years of experience in the USA, Canada, KSA, and Jordan.

Recently, he worked as the head of Hepatobiliary Surgery at King Fahad Specilaists Hospital.

Pancreatic cysts are fluid-filled sacs that develop in the pancreas. Some are benign and pose little risk, while others ...
08/05/2025

Pancreatic cysts are fluid-filled sacs that develop in the pancreas. Some are benign and pose little risk, while others may carry the potential to become cancerous.
Some warning signs call for closer medical attention. These include cysts larger than 3 cm, thickened or irregular walls, rapid growth, or symptoms such as unexplained weight loss or jaundice. In these cases, your doctor may recommend further imaging, close monitoring, or surgery — depending on the type of cyst and its risk profile.

Early diagnosis can make a big difference. If you’ve been diagnosed with a pancreatic cyst or are experiencing symptoms, book a consultation.

Dr. Mahmoud Tabbal, Head of General Surgery, Al Zahra Hospital Dubai

Mobile and WhatsApp +971 58 881 0987

Trust your hands to tell you when something’s off. Tremors can be caused by neurological disorders, chronic liver diseas...
01/05/2025

Trust your hands to tell you when something’s off. Tremors can be caused by neurological disorders, chronic liver disease, or even toxin buildup in the body.

Occasional shaking might be harmless—but if it’s persistent or worsening, it may be a sign of issues in the brain or liver that need urgent attention.

Dr Mahmoud Tabbal, MD FACS
Head of General Surgery, Al Zahra Hospital Dubai

Subtle hand symptoms may point to underlying issues. Frequent tingling or numbness in the hands could point to nerve dam...
17/04/2025

Subtle hand symptoms may point to underlying issues. Frequent tingling or numbness in the hands could point to nerve damage. This might be due to diabetes (which affects the pancreas) or even spinal compression.

These symptoms are often overlooked—but they could be signs of something more serious affecting your nervous system or metabolic function.

Dr Mahmoud Tabbal, MD FACS
Head of General Surgery, Al Zahra Hospital Dubai

What are your hands telling you? Excessive hand sweating—also called palmar hyperhidrosis—could be your thyroid waving a...
14/04/2025

What are your hands telling you? Excessive hand sweating—also called palmar hyperhidrosis—could be your thyroid waving a red flag.

An overactive thyroid (hyperthyroidism) or a metabolic imbalance can lead to this symptom due to overproduction of hormones. If sweaty palms are affecting your daily life, it’s worth looking into your endocrine health.

Dr Mahmoud Tabbal, MD FACS
Head of General Surgery, Al Zahra Hospital Dubai

Your hands could be telling a deeper story about your health. Liver disease, including cirrhosis, can cause changes in y...
12/04/2025

Your hands could be telling a deeper story about your health. Liver disease, including cirrhosis, can cause changes in your hands—especially redness or swelling in the fingertips and palms.

This condition, known as palmar erythema, is often painless but shouldn’t be ignored. It’s one of the ways your body quietly asks for help. Early detection can make all the difference.

Dr Mahmoud Tabbal, MD FACS
Head of General Surgery, Al Zahra Hospital Dubai

Don’t ignore what your hands are trying to say. Persistent cold hands could signal more than just low room temperature. ...
10/04/2025

Don’t ignore what your hands are trying to say. Persistent cold hands could signal more than just low room temperature. Poor circulation, heart issues, or blood vessel disease can reduce blood flow to your extremities.

If your hands are always cold—even in warm environments—it may be time to check your cardiovascular health.

Dr Mahmoud Tabbal, MD FACS
Head of General Surgery, Al Zahra Hospital Dubai

18/04/2024

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