Dr. Md. Mainul Hossain
BMDC Reg. No: A-125581
MBBS (DU), FCPS (Cardiology) final year, PGT (Medicine), CCD (Diabetology, BIRDEM)
Resident Medical Officer and Surgeon, Neurosurgery Department
🏥 Dhaka Medical College Hospital, Dhaka
📍 Hajiganj, Chandpur
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Islamia Modern Hospital (Pvt) & Digital Diagnostic Center
Address: 2nd Floor, Hajiganj Tower, Hajiganj, Chandpur
Visiting Hours: Thursday 2:00 - 8:00 PM
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Dr. Md. Mainul Hossain is a neurologist in Hajiganj, Chandpur. Qualifications: MBBS (DU), FCPS (Cardiology) final year, PGT (Medicine), CCD (Diabetology, BIRDEM). Current position: Resident Medical Officer and Surgeon, Neurosurgery Department.
Md. Mainul Hossain sees patients at Islamia Modern Hospital (Pvt) & Digital Diagnostic Center (Hajiganj, Chandpur). Visiting hours: Thursday 2:00 - 8:00 PM.
Neurologists commonly treat stroke and mini-stroke (TIA), and recovery after stroke; migraine and other long-standing headaches; epilepsy and fits (seizures).
Dr. Md. Mainul Hossain is a Neuro Surgery specialist practicing in Hajiganj, Chandpur, Bangladesh. Qualifications: MBBS (DU), FCPS (Cardiology) final year, PGT (Medicine), CCD (Diabetology, BIRDEM). Resident Medical Officer and Surgeon, Neurosurgery Department at Dhaka Medical College Hospital, Dhaka. Patients can consult Dr. Md. Mainul Hossain at Islamia Modern Hospital (Pvt) & Digital Diagnostic Center, 2nd Floor, Hajiganj Tower, Hajiganj, Chandpur (Thursday 2:00 – 8:00 PM).
Areas of focus: Neuromedicine, stroke, paralysis.
Neuro Surgery specialists diagnose and treat brain tumours, spinal disorders, and nerve-related surgical conditions. If you have symptoms in this area, a qualified Neuro Surgery specialist can assess your condition and recommend appropriate treatment.
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Qualifications explained
- MBBS — Bachelor of Medicine and Bachelor of Surgery — the basic medical degree
- FCPS — Fellow of the College of Physicians and Surgeons — a postgraduate specialist qualification (in Bangladesh awarded by BCPS)
- CCD — Certificate Course on Diabetology
Every doctor in Bangladesh must be registered with the Bangladesh Medical and Dental Council (BMDC). This doctor's BMDC registration number is A-125581.
Frequently asked questions
Where does Dr. Md. Mainul Hossain see patients?
Islamia Modern Hospital (Pvt) & Digital Diagnostic Center, 2nd Floor, Hajiganj Tower, Hajiganj, Chandpur.
What are Dr. Md. Mainul Hossain's visiting hours?
Islamia Modern Hospital (Pvt) & Digital Diagnostic Center: Thursday 2:00 - 8:00 PM. Hours can change on holidays, so book a serial before you go.
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What are Dr. Md. Mainul Hossain's qualifications?
MBBS (DU), FCPS (Cardiology) final year, PGT (Medicine), CCD (Diabetology, BIRDEM). Resident Medical Officer and Surgeon, Neurosurgery Department.
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.
