Sadaf Javaid-Kayani, MD

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A Specialist in Family Medicine

As a physician at the walk-in clinic, Sadaf Javaid-Kayani, MD, cares for patients with minor illnesses and injuries, including:

  • Ear and sinus infections
  • Colds
  • Flu
  • Sore throat
  • Other minor illnesses
  • Minor wounds, such as non-severe burns, cuts, blisters and skin abrasions

Speaks: English, Hindi, Urdu

Specialties

  • Family Medicine - Urgent Care

(701) 323-5740

Background Information

Education & Training History

Residency:
Family Medicine: University of North Dakota Center for Family Medicine, Bismarck, ND
Medical School:
American University of Antigua College of Medicine, New York, NY

Experience & Research

Research:

  • A rare case of Syphilitic Hepatitis in an Immunocompetent patient (2018)
  • Severe symptomatic hypokalemia as a result of excessive consumption of Mountain Dew (2018)
  • A rare case of Morgellons disease in a patient with Darier Disease a rare skin dermopathy (2018)
  • Hypoparathyroidism – Current Management Pitfalls and Review of Pth Hormone Replacement as Alternative Treatment Approach (2017)
  • A Case of a Cold Heart: Cryoglobulinemic Myopericarditis. (2017)

Idea of Care

My approach to patient care is centered around an empathetic, compassionate and personalized approach. I make it my goal to educate patients and assist them in making the best decisions for themselves.

Personal Interests

Dr. Javaid-Kayani is originally from Toronto, Canada. She and her husband initially came here for his medical training and decided to stay because of the great community and the need for physicians in North Dakota. They have two little North Dakotan boys who keep them busy. When she has the chance, Dr. Javaid-Kayani enjoys interior design and photography.

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