✓Dr.Earshad Mia
BMDC Reg. No: A61840
MBBS, MCPS, MD
Assistant Professor
🏥 Alif diagnostic centre Netrokona
📍 Netrokona Sadar, Netrokona
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Dr.Earshad Mia is a neurologist in Netrokona. Qualifications: MBBS, MCPS, MD. Current position: Assistant Professor.
Dr.Earshad Mia sees patients at Alif diagnostic centre (Mukterpara, Netrokona). Visiting hours: 2.30-7.00.
Neurologists commonly treat stroke and mini-stroke (TIA), and recovery after stroke; migraine and other long-standing headaches; epilepsy and fits (seizures).
Qualifications explained
- MBBS — Bachelor of Medicine and Bachelor of Surgery — the basic medical degree
- MCPS — Member of the College of Physicians and Surgeons — a postgraduate qualification
- MD — Doctor of Medicine — a postgraduate specialist degree
Every doctor in Bangladesh must be registered with the Bangladesh Medical and Dental Council (BMDC). This doctor's BMDC registration number is A61840.
Frequently asked questions
Where does Dr.Earshad Mia see patients?
Alif diagnostic centre, Mukterpara, Netrokona.
What are Dr.Earshad Mia's visiting hours?
Alif diagnostic centre: 2.30-7.00. Hours can change on holidays, so book a serial before you go.
How can I get a serial for Dr.Earshad Mia?
Press "সিরিয়াল দিন" on this page, enter the patient's name, mobile number and the day you want to visit, and pay the small service charge. Our team calls the chamber, books the serial in the patient's name and sends you the serial number. If no serial is available you get a full refund. The doctor's fee is paid at the chamber.
What are Dr.Earshad Mia's qualifications?
MBBS, MCPS, MD. Assistant Professor.
What does a neurologist do?
A neurologist (neuro medicine specialist) diagnoses and treats diseases of the brain, spinal cord, nerves and muscles without surgery. In Bangladesh, neurologists usually hold an MD (Neurology) or FCPS (Medicine) with neurology training, and many see patients in evening chambers at private hospitals and diagnostic centres after their government hospital duties.
