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Call the helpdesk, send a message, or visit us at Karte Parwan Square. We answer questions about services, appointments, test results and awareness sessions.
Karte Parwan Square, Kabul, Afghanistan
Sat – Wed 8–4 · Thu 8–1 · Fri closed
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We reply by email. For urgent clinical questions, please call the helpdesk instead.
Appointments
The fastest way to book is the appointment form — or call and speak to reception directly.
Book an appointment+93 (0) 780 500 800 · +93 (0) 782 221 626
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Answers before you call.
Do I need an appointment?
Appointments are recommended so that the right specialist and testing equipment are ready. Walk-in patients are seen where possible, but booking ahead reduces waiting time.
How long does allergy testing take?
Skin prick testing usually takes about 20–30 minutes including the observation period. Blood tests are processed on site, with results reported to your doctor.
Should I stop my antihistamine before testing?
Some antihistamines can affect skin prick results. Please tell the reception team when booking so we can advise you on timing before your visit.
Is immunotherapy available?
Yes. For suitable patients we offer immunotherapy (desensitisation), which reduces sensitivity to allergens over time. Suitability is discussed after testing.
Do you treat children?
Yes. Children and adults are both seen at the centre, and testing is adapted to the age of the patient.
Branches
- Kabul
Karte Parwan Square, Kabul, Afghanistan - Herat
Herat, Afghanistan - Mazar-e-Sharif
Mazar-e-Sharif, Balkh, Afghanistan - Jalalabad
Jalalabad, Nangarhar, Afghanistan - Kunduz
Kunduz city, Kunduz Province, Afghanistan
Ready to breathe a little easier?
Book a consultation with our specialists, or call the helpdesk and we will guide you to the right service and branch.