Dr. Singh's office is located at 1013 1/2 MEDICAL CENTER PKWY Selma, AL 36701.
Dr. Iqbal Singh, MD
Anesthesiology*
Age 68
5.0 (5 Ratings)
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Dr. Iqbal Singh, MD
Selma, AL
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Office1013 1/2 MEDICAL CENTER PKWY, Selma, AL 36701
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May 04, 2017
I have been a patient of Dr. Singh on several different occasions for about 15 years for different conditions; migraine, cervical and lumbar conditions and currently he is helping me navigate through the best conservative way to handle my increasing arthritis pain. I trust him, he's knowledgable, capable, spends time with patients and is absolutely concerned. He is very kind helps me handle my pain.
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Anesthesiology
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Education
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Medical Education
- UNIVERSITY OF BLIDA / INSTITUTE OF MEDICAL SCIENCES
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- Anesthesiology
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- Vaughan Regional Medical Center
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