Dr. Tonmoy Reza Masum

If you’re looking for an endocrinologist in Khulna for diabetes, thyroid disorders, or hormone/metabolic concerns, Dr. Tonmoy Reza Masum offers specialist-led, patient-friendly care with a strong focus on accurate diagnosis and safe long-term follow-up. He holds MBBS (Mymensingh Medical College) and MD (Endocrinology), and serves as Assistant Professor (Endocrinology) and Senior Medical Officer at INMAS, Khulna Medical College Hospital Campus. Patients can consult him at three chamber locations in Khulna, and online consultation is also available.

Quick Overview in Bangla

ডা. তন্ময় রেজা মাসুম খুলনার একজন এন্ডোক্রাইনোলজি বিশেষজ্ঞ—ডায়াবেটিস, থাইরয়েড ও হরমোনজনিত সমস্যার নির্ণয়, চিকিৎসা এবং নিয়মিত ফলো-আপ ব্যবস্থাপনায় অভিজ্ঞ। তিনি ইনস্টিটিউট অব নিউক্লিয়ার মেডিসিন অ্যান্ড অ্যালাইড সায়েন্সেস (আইএনএমএএস), খুলনা মেডিকেল কলেজ হাসপাতাল ক্যাম্পাসে কর্মরত—সহকারী অধ্যাপক (এন্ডোক্রাইনোলজি) এবং সিনিয়র মেডিকেল অফিসার হিসেবে দায়িত্ব পালন করছেন। রোগীরা খুলনায় ৩টি চেম্বারে দেখা করতে পারেন, পাশাপাশি অনলাইন কনসাল্টেশনও পাওয়া যায়।

• বিশেষজ্ঞতা: এন্ডোক্রাইনোলজি — ডায়াবেটিস, থাইরয়েড ও হরমোন
• যোগ্যতা: এমবিবিএস (ময়মনসিংহ মেডিকেল কলেজ); এমডি (এন্ডোক্রাইনোলজি)
• পদবি: সহকারী অধ্যাপক (এন্ডোক্রাইনোলজি) ও সিনিয়র মেডিকেল অফিসার
• কর্মস্থল: আইএনএমএএস, খুলনা মেডিকেল কলেজ হাসপাতাল ক্যাম্পাস, খুলনা
• 📞 অ্যাপয়েন্টমেন্ট/সিরিয়াল: +8801325063306
• 💳 ফি: নতুন: ৮০০ টাকা | ফলো-আপ: ৭০০ টাকা (সব চেম্বারে একই)
• ভিজিটিং ডে: শনি–বৃহস্পতিবার (শুক্রবার বন্ধ)

চেম্বার সময়

• সানরাইজ ডায়াগনস্টিক অ্যান্ড কনসাল্টেশন সেন্টার: ২:০০ PM–৪:০০ PM
• ফাতিমাহ হাসপাতাল অ্যান্ড ডায়াগনস্টিক সেন্টার (খুলনা): ৪:০০ PM–৬:০০ PM
• পপুলার ডায়াগনস্টিক সেন্টার লিমিটেড (খুলনা শাখা): ৭:০০ PM–৮:০০ PM

নোট: সময়সূচি বা সিরিয়াল পরিবর্তন হতে পারে। ভিজিটের আগে +8801325063306 নম্বরে কল করে নিশ্চিত হয়ে নিন।

About Dr. Tonmoy Reza Masum

Education & Qualifications

Dr. Tonmoy Reza Masum completed his MBBS from Mymensingh Medical College and earned an MD in Endocrinology. These qualifications support specialist-level care for conditions that involve hormone regulation—most commonly diabetes and thyroid disorders—and help ensure decisions are made using a structured, clinical approach.

• MBBS: Mymensingh Medical College
• MD: Endocrinology

Current Role at INMAS, Khulna

Dr. Masum serves at the Institute of Nuclear Medicine & Allied Sciences (INMAS), Khulna Medical College Hospital Campus, Khulna, where he holds combined responsibilities in patient care and academic/service delivery.

• Designation: Assistant Professor (Endocrinology) & Senior Medical Officer
• Workplace: INMAS, Khulna Medical College Hospital Campus, Khulna

What this means for patients: You can expect a consultation style that is typically report-driven, follow-up oriented, and focused on safe long-term control—especially for chronic conditions where dose adjustment and monitoring are essential.

Clinical Focus & Patient Care

Dr. Masum’s clinical focus covers common endocrine needs seen in everyday practice—particularly blood sugar control, thyroid function management, and hormone/metabolic concerns.

Common reasons patients book an appointment:

• New or long-standing diabetes, uncontrolled glucose readings, or fluctuating sugar
• High HbA1c or difficulty reaching target control
• Thyroid problems (hypothyroidism, hyperthyroidism), thyroid swelling, or abnormal TSH
• Symptoms that may suggest hormonal/metabolic imbalance (fatigue, unexplained weight change)

Patient-care approach (what you can expect):

• Careful history + symptom review before ordering tests
• Clear explanation of reports and what each result means
• Practical treatment planning that fits routine life and follow-up needs
• Focus on safe dose adjustment and ongoing monitoring through follow-ups

If you have recent prescriptions or test reports, bringing them to the consultation helps make the visit faster and more accurate.

Why Endocrine Care Matters in Bangladesh

Endocrinology deals with the body’s hormone system—especially conditions that affect blood sugar, thyroid function, metabolism, and long-term energy and weight regulation.

In Bangladesh, diabetes has become a major health concern. According to the International Diabetes Federation (IDF), Bangladesh has a 13.2% diabetes prevalence among adults (2024) and an estimated 13.9 million adults (20–79) living with diabetes in 2024.

This matters because diabetes and thyroid disorders often develop silently. Many people feel “mostly fine” until complications appear. Specialist guidance helps with:

• correct diagnosis,
• personalized treatment plans,
• safe medication adjustment, and
• prevention of long-term complications through regular follow-up.

What Problems Does Dr. Tonmoy Reza Masum Treat?

People often ask: “Should I see an endocrinologist or a general medicine doctor?”
If your concern involves long-term control of diabetes, complex thyroid results, or recurring hormone-related symptoms, endocrine specialist care can make management safer and more stable over time.

Main areas Dr. Tonmoy Reza Masum focuses on

1) Diabetes & Blood Sugar Disorders

• Newly diagnosed diabetes (Type 2 and insulin-requiring cases)
• Long-standing diabetes with high HbA1c
• Frequent sugar fluctuations (highs and lows)
• Recurrent hypoglycemia (low sugar episodes)
• Diabetes risk monitoring and follow-up planning

2) Thyroid Disorders

• Hypothyroidism (underactive thyroid)
• Hyperthyroidism (overactive thyroid)
• Goiter/thyroid swelling evaluation
• Thyroid nodules assessment pathway (as clinically appropriate)
• Dose adjustment and safe monitoring of thyroid medicines

3) Hormone & Metabolic Health

• Hormone imbalance patterns that affect energy, weight, and metabolism
• Metabolic syndrome patterns (weight + sugar + lipid concerns)
• PCOS-related endocrine evaluation (when hormone imbalance is suspected)
• Other endocrine-metabolic conditions depending on symptoms and reports

Patient-first note: Not every symptom is “hormone-related.” A careful endocrinology visit helps decide what is truly endocrine, what is not, and what tests are actually necessary.

Common Symptoms: When You Should Book a Visit

Signs that often suggest diabetes is not well controlled

• Frequent thirst and urination
• Persistent tiredness or daytime sleepiness
• Slow wound healing or repeated infections
• Home glucose readings frequently high
• Episodes of shakiness, sweating, confusion (possible low sugar)

Signs often linked with thyroid problems

• Unexplained weight gain or weight loss
• Palpitations, tremor, anxiety-like symptoms
• Constipation, dry skin, hair fall (may be thyroid-related)
• Neck swelling or a lump in front of the neck
• Heat intolerance or cold intolerance

Signs that can be related to hormonal/metabolic imbalance

• Ongoing fatigue with no clear explanation
• Weight changes that persist despite routine efforts
• Symptoms that return repeatedly even after short-term treatment

If any of the above symptoms are affecting your daily life, it’s reasonable to book an appointment and bring your reports for review.

Appointment, Fees & Chamber Schedule (Khulna)

• Visiting Days: Saturday–Thursday (Closed Friday)
• 📞 Appointment / Serial: +8801325063306
• 💳 Consultation Fee: New: 800 BDT | Follow-up: 700 BDT (same at all chambers)

Note: Chamber schedules and fees may change due to clinical duties or holidays. Please call before visiting.

Chamber Details

Tests Patients Commonly Need (What to Bring)

Many patients ask: “Which tests should I do before seeing a diabetes or thyroid specialist?”
You don’t need to do everything before visiting. But bringing recent reports helps the doctor make safer decisions.

For diabetes evaluation or follow-up

1. Fasting blood glucose (FBS)
2. Post-meal glucose (2-hour PPBS)
3. HbA1c (average control over ~3 months)
4. Lipid profile (if advised)

For thyroid problems

1. TSH (most common starting test)
2. FT4/FT3 (only if needed)
3. Thyroid ultrasound (if swelling/nodule is suspected)

Best “report file” checklist

Bring:

1. previous prescriptions,
2. lab reports from the last 6–12 months,
3. a list of current medicines (or photos of the strips),
4. home glucose readings (if you monitor at home).

This makes your consultation faster and more accurate.

What to Expect During Consultation (Patient Journey)

A good endocrinology consultation is often structured and stepwise:

1. History & symptom review
   How long symptoms have been present, family history, lifestyle routine, medication history.
2. Report review and pattern recognition
   Interpreting HbA1c trends, thyroid patterns, medication response, side effects.
3. Plan that fits your real life
   Endocrine care works best when the plan is realistic: meal timing, working hours, affordability, and follow-up schedule.
4. Follow-up planning
   Diabetes and thyroid care often improves through planned follow-up: dose adjustments, reviewing updated reports, and preventing long-term risks.

Online Consultation (Available)

Online consultation is available (as you provided). This can be helpful for:

• follow-up dose adjustment,
• report review and explanation,
• diabetes monitoring guidance,
• thyroid test interpretation.

How to prepare for an online consult

• Keep your last 3–6 months’ reports ready (photo or PDF)
• Write down your current medicines and doses
• If diabetic, keep recent home glucose readings
• If thyroid patient, note symptoms and medicine timing

📞 To book online consultation: call +8801325063306 and mention “online consultation.”

FAQs

How do I take an appointment with Dr. Tonmoy Reza Masum in Khulna?

Call +8801325063306 and tell the operator which chamber time you prefer. Ask for your serial number and confirm the day’s schedule before leaving home. Chambers remain closed on Friday, so plan your visit accordingly.

2) Which chamber should I choose—Sunrise, Fatimah, or Popular?

Choose the chamber based on what’s easiest for you: your available time, distance, and traffic. If you want the fastest experience, call early and ask which chamber has the most convenient serial availability that day.

Is online consultation available, and what should I prepare?

Yes—online consultation is available. Keep your recent reports ready (photos/PDF), list your current medicines and doses, and share home sugar readings (if you have them). For thyroid patients, note your symptoms and the exact time you take thyroid medicine.

What should I bring for my first diabetes consultation?

Bring your last HbA1c (if available), recent fasting/after‑meal glucose reports, and any previous prescriptions. If you don’t have HbA1c yet, don’t worry—bring what you have; the doctor can guide you on what tests are needed next.

Should I do HbA1c before visiting the doctor?

If you already have an HbA1c report from the last 2–3 months, bring it. If you don’t, you can visit first—based on your symptoms and home glucose pattern, the doctor will decide whether HbA1c is needed immediately or after initial evaluation.

I take thyroid medicine—what are common mistakes to avoid?

A common mistake is taking thyroid medicine with tea/coffee, calcium, or iron tablets too close to the dose. Another mistake is stopping or changing dose on your own after seeing one test result. Take your medicine exactly as prescribed and review reports during follow‑up.

When do I need a follow‑up visit for diabetes or thyroid?

Follow‑up is usually needed when symptoms continue, dose adjustments are required, or your reports show results outside the target range. Even if you feel better, planned follow‑ups help keep diabetes and thyroid stable and reduce long‑term risks.

Can I fast (e.g., Ramadan) if I have diabetes?

Many people with diabetes can fast safely, but only with a personalized plan. You may need medication timing changes, meal planning, and clear “break‑the‑fast” rules for low sugar symptoms. Discuss fasting plans during consultation—especially if you use insulin or have previous hypoglycemia.

What symptoms mean I should seek urgent care instead of waiting for chamber?

Seek urgent care if you have severe weakness with vomiting, confusion, or breathing difficulty with very high sugar symptoms, or if you faint/have seizures from low sugar. Also get urgent help for severe chest pain, sudden shortness of breath, or pregnancy with concerning symptoms.

How long does it take to control diabetes or thyroid problems?

It depends on your starting level, lifestyle routine, and how consistently you follow the plan. Many patients see improvement within weeks, but stable control often requires regular monitoring and follow‑up over months. The goal is safe, steady improvement—rather than quick changes that cause side effects.

Call Now for Fast Serial Booking

Tip: Calling earlier in the day often helps you secure a smoother serial. Confirm your serial number, estimated reporting time, and the day’s schedule (closed on Friday).

📞 Appointment / Serial: +8801325063306

Chambers (Khulna):

• Sunrise Diagnostic & Consultation Center: 2:00 PM–4:00 PM
• Fatimah Hospital and Diagnostic Centre: 4:00 PM–6:00 PM
• Popular Diagnostic Centre Ltd (Khulna Branch): 7:00 PM–8:00 PM

❌ Closed: Friday
💳 Fee: New 800 BDT | Follow-up 700 BDT
💻 Online Consultation: Available (Call Now for Schedule)

Safety Note (When to Seek Urgent Care)

This profile is for general information and does not replace emergency care. Go to the nearest hospital/ER immediately if you have:

• severe symptoms of very high blood sugar (vomiting, extreme weakness, confusion),
• repeated or severe low blood sugar (fainting, seizures, loss of consciousness),
• pregnancy with very high blood sugar symptoms, or
• severe palpitations, chest pain, or sudden shortness of breath.