Best Neurologist in Dhaka & Bangladesh
579 Neuro Medicine doctors listed in 59 districts
Search by name, district, area or gender. Every profile shows degrees, hospital, chamber address and visiting hours.
579 doctor(s) found
Dr. Humayun Kabir Sarkar Himu
MBBS, MD (Neurology), Fellowship in Stroke & Intervention Neurology (China, Thailand & India)
Associate Professor (Department of Interventional Neurology), National Institute of Neurosciences (NINS), Dhaka
🏥 National Institute of Neurosciences (NINS), Dhaka
SKS Hospital
SKS Hospital, Circular Road, Masterpara, Gaibandha
🕑 2nd Monday of every month — 5:00 PM to 9:00 PM; Tuesday — 2:30 PM to 8:00 PM
Dr. Iftekharul Haque
MBBS (Dhaka), BCS (Health); FCPS-(Medicine) (FP)
Ex-Indoor Medical Officer Dhaka Medical College Hospital Medical Officer, 250 Bed General Hospital, Naogaon BMDC Reg. No. A-84744
🏥 Square Hospital, Naogaon
Square Hospital, Naogaon
Hospital Road, in front of Staff Quarters, Naogaon Sadar, Naogaon
🕑 Daily from 3pm to 7pm (closed on Fridays)
Dr. Imran Sarker
MBBS (DU), MCPS (Medicine), MD (Neurology), FCPS (Neurology)
Consultant
🏥 BRB Hospitals Limited
BRB Hospitals Limited
77 Panthapath, Dhaka 1215
Dr. Isa Md. Baker
MBBS; MCPS; FCPS (Medicine)
Consultant, Medicine
🏥 National Institute of Neurosciences and Hospital, Sher-e-Bangla Nagar, Dhaka
New Square General Hospital and Diagnostic Center
West Paikpara (Opposite Boba School), Brahmanbaria
🕑 Thursday and Friday
Dr. Israt Jahan
MBBS, BCS (Health), FCPS (Medicine), MD (Neurology)
Associate Professor
🏥 Dhaka Medical Collage Hospital
Ibn Sina Diagnostic & Consultation Center, Mirpur
Room 714, 6th Floor, House#11, Haji Road, Avenue 3, Rupnagar, Mirpur-2, Dhaka-1216
🕑 Sat to Thu (7 pm– 10 pm) (Off: Friday & Govt. Holiday)
Dr. Jahanara Akter
MBBS, BCS (Health), MD (Neorology)
🏥 Scince Hospital
Popular Diagnostic Centre, Badda
Popular Diagnostic Centre Ltd., Cha-90/2, North Badda (Pragoti Sharoni), Dhaka-1212
🕑 Mon, Tue, Fri 7:00 pm–9:00 pm
Dr. Jahir Uddin Ahmed
MBBS, MCPS, MD, DPM, MPH, PhD
Associate Professor | Gonoshashta Medical College & Gono Bishshabiddaloy, Saver, Dhaka
Monowara General Hospital
35/7/1, Golapbagh, Dhaka
Dr. K M Nazmul Islam Joy
MBBS (DMC) FCPS (Medicine) MD (Neurology)
Associate Professor
🏥 Uttara Crescent Hospital
Uttara Crescent Hospital
Uttara Crescent Diagnostic & Consultation Center (Unit 2)
+ 1 more location
🕑 24 Hours Open
Dr. Kamrun Nahar (Dulari)
MBBS, BCS (Health) MD (Psychiatry)
Assistant Professor
🏥 Noakhali Medical College, Noakhali
Ibn Sina Hospital & Diagnostic Center, Noakhali
Room 312, Hospital Road (Opposite of Sadar Hospital), Maijdee Court, Noakhali.
🕑 02 PM– 04.00 PM Saturday, Monday, Wednesday (Off: Sunday, Tuesday, Thursday & Friday)
Dr. Kazi Ashraful Islam
MCPS, MD
MCPS, MD
Ibn Sina Hospital & Diagnostic Center, Jashore
House: 68, Jail Road, Daratana, Ghope, Jashore (11 Storied Building)
🕑 Call-01706363640/41
Dr. Kazi Jannat Ara
MBBS (DU), FCPS (Neurology)
Neurology Specialist
🏥 Bangladesh Medical University (BMU), Dhaka
Labaid Diagnostic Dhanmondi
🕑 Call for appointment
Dr. Kazi Mohibur Rahman
MBBS, MD, Neuro Medicine
Associate Professor | Dhaka Medical College Hospital
Labaid
House -13/A, Road-35, Gulshan-2, Dhaka-1212
Dr. Khandakar Mahbubur Rahman
MBBS, MD Neurology
Associate Professor ( Neurologist ) | Mymensingh Medical Collge
Al-Madina Diagnostic Services Ltd.
21, Dhaka road, Charpara, Mymensingh
Dr. Khandaker Rashed Ahmed (Rifat)
MBBS (MMC), BCS (Health), CCD (BIRDM), MD (Neurology)
Consultant Neurologist, Bangladesh Medical University (former PG Hospital)
🏥 Planet Hospital
Planet Hospital
1 No. Shakuni, College Road (behind Madaripur Government College), Madaripur Sadar, Madaripur, Bangladesh
🕑 Thursday 5:00 PM–12:00 AM; Friday 9:00 AM–6:00 PM and 8:00 PM–12:00 AM.
Dr. Khandker Mahbubar Rahman
MBBS, MD (Neurology)
Senior Consultant | Neurology
🏥 Evercare Hospital Dhaka
Evercare Hospital Dhaka
Dr. Khokan Kanti Das
MBBS, FCCP (Med), MACP (USA), FCCP (USA), FRCP ( Edin) Neuro-Medicine ( Neurologist )
Associate Professor, Chittagong Medical College & Hospital
30, (Se) Katagongj R/ A, Chittagong
Dr. Khondaker Arafuzzaman(Lipton)
MBBS, FCPS (Urology)
Assistant Professor (Urology)
🏥 Mugda Medical College Hospital
Ibn Sina Medical College Hospital, Kallyanpur
Room 109, Tin Shed Floor, 1/1, Mirpur Road, Kallyanpur, Dhaka-1216
🕑 7.30 PM to 9.00 PM (Sat to Wednesday) (Off: Thursday & Friday)
Dr. Krishna Ray
MBBS, BCS, MD (Psychiatry)
Consultant
🏥 Rangpur Medical College Hospital
Monbari Psychiatric Care & Research Center
Dulal Hazir Mor, Sabujbag, Khalifapara, Rangpur
🕑 Call for Appoinment
Dr. Laila Areju Man Banu
Assoct. Prof.
MBBS(DMC), BCS(Health), FCPS(Pediatric), MD(Pediatric Neurology & Neuro Development)
🏥 Shaheed Suhrawardy Medical College
Ibn Sina Cancer Diagnostic Center, Dhanmondi
Room 606, 6th Floor (Building-2), House-47, Road-10/A, Satmasjid Road, Dhaka 1205
🕑 Saturday– Thursday (6:30PM-8:30PM) (Off: Govt. Holyday & Friday)
About neurologists in Bangladesh
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.
Headache, dizziness, numbness, weakness, fits (seizures) and memory problems are the most common reasons patients see a neurologist. If surgery turns out to be needed, for example for a brain tumour or a slipped disc that presses on a nerve, the neurologist refers the patient to a neurosurgeon.
বাংলায়: স্নায়ুরোগ বিশেষজ্ঞ (নিউরোলজিস্ট)
Neurologists by district
HealthCareBD lists 579 neurologists in 59 districts of Bangladesh. Dhaka has the most (254), followed by Chittagong (64) and Narayanganj (27). Choose your district to see neurologists with chambers near you, their degrees and visiting hours.
Prefer a woman doctor? See 1 female neurologist.
What does a neurologist treat?
- Stroke and mini-stroke (TIA), and recovery after stroke
- Migraine and other long-standing headaches
- Epilepsy and fits (seizures)
- Parkinson's disease and tremor
- Dementia and memory loss
- Peripheral neuropathy, often linked to diabetes
- Bell's palsy and other facial nerve problems
- Myasthenia gravis, motor neurone disease and muscle disorders
When should you see a neurologist?
- Headaches that are new, getting worse, or wake you from sleep
- Numbness, tingling or burning in the hands or feet
- Weakness of an arm, leg or one side of the face
- Dizziness, unsteady walking or frequent falls
- Blackouts, fits or episodes of staring and confusion
- Memory problems that affect daily life
Common tests a neurologist may order
- CT scan or MRI of the brain or spine
- EEG (brain wave test) for fits
- Nerve conduction study (NCS) and EMG for nerve and muscle problems
- Blood tests for sugar, vitamin B12 and thyroid
Bring previous reports to your appointment. Recent tests done at another reputable centre are often accepted, which can save you time and money.
How to choose the right neurologist
Qualifications: Neurologists in Bangladesh usually hold MD (Neurology), FCPS (Medicine), MRCP, or FCPS/MD with a neurology fellowship. Each doctor's degrees are shown on their profile above.
Registration: every MBBS and BDS doctor must be registered with the Bangladesh Medical and Dental Council (BMDC). You can check a doctor's registration number on the BMDC website.
Hospital and chamber: a neurologist attached to a medical college or large hospital has easy access to tests and admission if you need them. For regular follow-up, a chamber close to home with convenient visiting hours often matters just as much.
Experience with your problem: many specialists have a special interest within their field. Read the designation and degrees on each profile, and ask at the first visit how often the doctor treats your condition.
Hospitals and centres with several neurologists
- National Institute of Neurosciences & Hospital — 22 neurologists
- Dhaka Medical College & Hospital — 12 neurologists
- Epic Health Care Chittagong — 12 neurologists
- Rajshahi Medical College & Hospital — 11 neurologists
- Mymensingh Medical College Hospital — 10 neurologists
- Parkview Hospital Ltd., Chattogram — 10 neurologists
- Bangladesh Medical University — 9 neurologists
- Chittagong Medical College Hospital — 8 neurologists
- National Institute of Neurosciences & Hospital, Dhaka — 8 neurologists
- Square Hospital, Naogaon — 7 neurologists
Getting an appointment
Most neurologists in Bangladesh see patients by serial at their chamber. Each profile on HealthCareBD shows the chamber name, address and visiting days and hours; doctors who have verified their profile also show their serial number and a WhatsApp booking button. Serials for popular specialists often fill up a day or more in advance, so book early, arrive a little before your time, and bring your previous prescriptions, test reports and the medicines you are currently taking.
Frequently asked questions
How many neurologists are listed in Bangladesh?
HealthCareBD currently lists 579 neurologists in 59 districts, including 254 in Dhaka. The list is updated as doctors are added and verified.
Where can I find a neurologist outside Dhaka?
There are neurologists listed in Chittagong, Narayanganj, Rajshahi, Mymensingh, Noakhali, Barisal and other districts. Use the district links above.
Are there female neurologists?
Yes. 1 female neurologist are listed. Use the gender filter at the top of the page.
What is the difference between a neurologist and a neurosurgeon?
A neurologist treats brain and nerve diseases with medicines and other non-surgical care. A neurosurgeon operates on the brain, spine and nerves. Most patients see a neurologist first, who refers them for surgery if needed.
Should I see a neurologist for headache?
Most headaches are not dangerous, but you should see a neurologist if headaches are frequent, keep getting worse, come with vomiting, weakness or vision changes, or start after age 50.
Medically reviewed by Dr. Fatema Rahman Mun, MBBS on 2 October 2026. Doctor list last updated 21 October 2026.
This page is for general information and to help you find a doctor. It is not a substitute for a consultation; always follow the advice of the doctor who examines you.
