10 Cheapest Medical Procedures in Sharjah
The 10 most affordable medical procedures in Sharjah, UAE, ranked by typical cost. Find the lowest prices and compare with other emirates.
Vitamin D Test
5 minutes · outpatient · No recovery needed
AED 110
ECG / EKG (Electrocardiogram)
5–10 minutes · outpatient · No recovery needed
AED 130
Blood Test (CBC + Metabolic Panel)
5–10 minutes · outpatient · No recovery needed
AED 150
X-Ray
5–15 minutes · outpatient · No recovery needed
AED 180
Thyroid Function Test (TSH + T3/T4)
5 minutes · outpatient · No recovery needed
AED 180
GP Consultation
15–30 minutes · outpatient · No recovery needed
AED 180
Dental Cleaning (Scale & Polish)
30–60 minutes · outpatient · No recovery needed
AED 280
Physiotherapy Session
45–60 minutes · outpatient · No recovery needed per session
AED 300
Specialist Consultation
20–45 minutes · outpatient · No recovery needed
AED 400
Ultrasound
15–45 minutes · outpatient · No recovery needed
AED 450
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10 Cheapest Medical Procedures in Sharjah — FAQ
What are the Cheapest Medical Procedures available in Sharjah?
Here are the top 10 ranked by cheapest first: 1. Vitamin D Test (AED 110), 2. ECG / EKG (Electrocardiogram) (AED 130), 3. Blood Test (CBC + Metabolic Panel) (AED 150), 4. X-Ray (AED 180), 5. Thyroid Function Test (TSH + T3/T4) (AED 180), and 5 more.
How do medical costs in Sharjah compare to other UAE cities?
Sharjah is more affordable than Dubai and Abu Dhabi for medical procedures. Prices vary by 30-50% between the cheapest and most expensive emirates for the same procedure.
Are these prices covered by insurance in Sharjah?
Coverage depends on the procedure and your plan. 9 of 10 procedures on this list are typically covered by UAE health insurance. Healthcare in Sharjah is regulated by the Ministry of Health and Prevention (MOHAP).
Disclaimer: Rankings based on typical procedure costs in Sharjah, UAE, from DOH/DHA tariff data and market-observed prices as of March 2026. Actual costs vary by facility and doctor. Healthcare regulated by the Ministry of Health and Prevention (MOHAP).