
MBBS, BCS (Health), MD (Hepatology)
Experience: not provided
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Liver, Gastrointestine Diseases Specialist & Endoscopist
MBBS, BCS (Health), MD (Hepatology), MRCP (Medicine), (UK), APASL, AASLD
Experience: not provided
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Interventional Hepatologist (Liver Diseases) & Endoscopist
MBBS, BCS (Health), MD (Hepatology)
Experience: not provided
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Liver, Gastrointestine Diseases Specialist & Endoscopist
MBBS, BCS (Health), MD (Hepatology), MRCP (Medicine), (UK), APASL, AASLD
Experience: not provided
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Interventional Hepatologist (Liver Diseases) & Endoscopist
MBBS, MCPS (Medicine), MD (Hepatology)
Experience: not provided
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Liver Diseases Specialist
MBBS (DMC), BCS (Health), MD (Heapatology)
Experience: not provided
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Liver Diseases Specialist
MBBS (DMC), FCPS (Medicine), MD (Hepatology)
Experience: not provided
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Liver Diseases & Medicine Specialist
MBBS (DMC), MD (Hepatology), Training in Liver Diseases (Japan)
Experience: not provided
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Liver Diseases & Gastroenterology Specialist
MBBS, FCPS (Medicine), MD (Hepatology)
Experience: not provided
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Liver & Medicine Specialist
MBBS (DMC), FCPS (Medicine), MD (Hepatology), FRCP (Glasgow)
Experience: not provided
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Medicine & Liver Diseases Specialist
MBBS, BCS (Health), MD (Hepatology)
Experience: not provided
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Liver Diseases, Medicine & Gastroenterology Specialist
MBBS, MD (Hepatology)
Experience: not provided
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Liver, Gastroenterology, Medicine Specialist & Interventional Endoscopist
MBBS (DMC), MD (Hepatology)
Experience: not provided
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Liver Diseases & Gastroenterology Specialist
MBBS, MD (Hepatology), CCD (BIRDEM)
Experience: not provided
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Hepatology (Liver, Gallbladder, Jaundice, Pancreas) Specialist
MBBS, MCPS (Medicine), MD (Hepatology)
Experience: not provided
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Liver Diseases Specialist
MBBS (DMC), BCS (Health), MD (Heapatology)
Experience: not provided
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Liver Diseases Specialist
MBBS (DMC), FCPS (Medicine), MD (Hepatology)
Experience: not provided
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Liver Diseases & Medicine Specialist
MBBS (DMC), MD (Hepatology), Training in Liver Diseases (Japan)
Experience: not provided
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Liver Diseases & Gastroenterology Specialist
MBBS, FCPS (Medicine), MD (Hepatology)
Experience: not provided
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Liver & Medicine Specialist
MBBS (DMC), FCPS (Medicine), MD (Hepatology), FRCP (Glasgow)
Experience: not provided
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Medicine & Liver Diseases Specialist
MBBS, BCS (Health), MD (Hepatology)
Experience: not provided
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Liver Diseases, Medicine & Gastroenterology Specialist
MBBS, MD (Hepatology)
Experience: not provided
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Liver, Gastroenterology, Medicine Specialist & Interventional Endoscopist
MBBS (DMC), MD (Hepatology)
Experience: not provided
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Liver Diseases & Gastroenterology Specialist
MBBS, MD (Hepatology), CCD (BIRDEM)
Experience: not provided
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Hepatology (Liver, Gallbladder, Jaundice, Pancreas) Specialist
Fatty liver means extra fat has built up in the liver. It is very common, especially with weight around the waist, diabetes or high cholesterol, and it usually causes no symptoms — most people learn about it from an ultrasound done for another reason. Caught early it can often be reversed with weight loss and exercise; left alone it can scar the liver over the years.
Expect liver function blood tests, blood sugar and cholesterol, and an ultrasound if you have not had one. Some doctors add a FibroScan to check for stiffness or scarring. Bring earlier ultrasound and blood reports so the change over time can be seen.
Seek urgent care for yellow eyes or skin with fever, vomiting blood or passing black stool, a swelling tummy, or sudden confusion or drowsiness — these suggest the liver is under serious strain.
This is general information, not a diagnosis. Your own doctor will advise on your case.
Every fatty liver doctor in Dhaka we hold a record for — 46 fatty liver doctors in all, covering fatty liver disease, abnormal liver tests, hepatitis, cirrhosis, and related liver conditions.
Open any of them to see degrees and training, years in practice, the chamber address in Dhaka, which days and hours they sit, what the visit costs, and how other patients rated the experience.
Fatty liver, hepatitis, jaundice, deranged liver enzymes and cirrhosis are a hepatologist's territory. In much of Bangladesh a gastroenterologist covers the same ground and is easier to reach.
Expect liver function blood tests, blood sugar and cholesterol, and an ultrasound if you have not had one. Some doctors add a FibroScan to check for stiffness or scarring. Bring earlier ultrasound and blood reports so the change over time can be seen.
Seek urgent care for yellow eyes or skin with fever, vomiting blood or passing black stool, a swelling tummy, or sudden confusion or drowsiness — these suggest the liver is under serious strain.
46 at the moment, each with degrees, chamber address, sitting hours and a contact number. New profiles are added as they are verified.
Mostly hospitals and diagnostic centres — Ibn Sina Medical College Hospital, Kallyanpur, Savar Prime Hospital, Comilla Trauma Center and Ibn Sina Diagnostic Center, Comilla among them. Open any profile for that doctor's exact chamber address and the days and hours they sit.
There is no booking button here — open the profile you want and ring the chamber's own serial number during its sitting hours. That number and the sitting days are on the profile, and so is the fee where the chamber has shared it.