Dr. Sushmita Sarkar

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MBBS (Dhaka), FCPS (Medicine – Gastroenterology) (FP), CMU (Ultra)
Medicine & Gastroenterology
Consultant
Khulna Medical College Hospital, Khulna
5 years Years of Experience
A-114573

Private Chamber

BHA Editorial Team
Last Updated February 12, 2026
Published on February 12, 2026

If you’re looking for a medicine doctor in Khulna with a focused approach to digestive and liver-related concerns, Dr. Sushmita Sarkar provides consultation-based care that combines general internal medicine with a gastroenterology-focused perspective. Dr. Sarkar is a Consultant at Khulna Medical College Hospital (KMCH), Khulna, and also consults patients at Citizen Lab Doctor & Diagnostic, Khulna.

Many people search for a “gastroenterology specialist near me” when symptoms such as acidity, indigestion, abdominal pain, constipation, diarrhea, bloating, or changes in appetite begin to affect daily life. These symptoms may be related to the stomach or intestines, but they can also overlap with metabolic health, stress, medication use, and lifestyle patterns. Dr. Sarkar’s consultation style emphasizes clear explanations and practical planning—helping patients understand symptoms, review relevant reports, and follow a step-by-step path for diagnosis, treatment, and follow-up.

Why Patients Seek a Medicine + Gastroenterology Consultant

Digestive symptoms can be confusing. “Acidity” may be linked to reflux, but it can also be influenced by diet, late meals, painkillers, infection, or metabolic issues. Constipation or diarrhea may be temporary, but persistent patterns often need structured evaluation. Many patients prefer a doctor who can connect the whole-body medicine view with the digestive system.

A medicine and gastroenterology-focused consultation may be helpful when:

symptoms are persistent (weeks to months) or keep returning,
pain or discomfort affects sleep, work, or eating,
previous treatment hasn’t worked as expected,
there are associated concerns like weight change, weakness, anemia, diabetes, or abnormal test results,
you want clear guidance on what reports mean and what to do next.

For background on reflux symptoms, see the NIH/NIDDK guide to GERD in adults.

Consultation Approach

Dr. Sarkar’s professional positioning centers on careful assessment, clear explanations, and step-by-step planning.

Patients often value a doctor who:

starts with history and targeted tests, rather than ordering everything at once,
explains reports in simple language (blood tests, stool tests, imaging),
balances medication with realistic diet and lifestyle steps,
sets expectations for follow-up (what to monitor, when to return, and what changes matter).

This approach can reduce trial-and-error, prevent unnecessary repeat investigations, and help patients feel confident about next steps.

Qualifications / Education

Dr. Sushmita Sarkar’s listed qualifications (as provided) include:

MBBS (Dhaka) — foundational medical training and clinical exposure in Bangladesh.
FCPS (Medicine – Gastroenterology) (FP) — postgraduate training aligned with internal medicine and gastroenterology-focused care.
CMU (Ultra) — ultrasound-related training (scope and availability can depend on the chamber/facility setup).

Together, these credentials support a consultation style that combines broad medicine assessment with focused attention to digestive and liver-related concerns, especially when symptoms require careful history-taking and report review.

Board Certifications / Registrations

BMDC Registration: A-114573
FCPS (Medicine – Gastroenterology) (FP)

BMDC registration is an important identity marker for doctors in Bangladesh and helps patients verify professional registration details.

Workplace & Experience

Designation: Consultant
Workplace: Khulna Medical College Hospital (KMCH), Khulna
Experience: 5 years (as provided)

Many patients find it reassuring when a chamber doctor is connected to a major hospital setting, as it often reflects regular exposure to a wide range of cases and disciplined clinical decision-making. Hospital-based practice typically supports confidence in reviewing complex symptom patterns, interpreting investigations, coordinating referrals when needed, and advising when symptoms should be treated urgently versus monitored with follow-up.

Areas of Clinical Focus (Medicine + Gastroenterology)

In a typical gastroenterology-focused visit, Dr. Sarkar may review symptom patterns, risk factors, past treatment history, and family history, then recommend a practical plan.

Digestive symptoms commonly evaluated

Burning in the chest/upper abdomen, sour regurgitation, and reflux-like symptoms (often described as GERD)
Indigestion, early fullness, nausea, and recurring “gastritis-like” discomfort (often described as dyspepsia)
Abdominal pain (upper, middle, or lower), especially when recurrent
Bloating, gas, and irregular bowel habits
Constipation, diarrhea, or alternating patterns

A structured pathway for indigestion and reflux evaluation is outlined in the NICE guideline CG184 (Dyspepsia & GERD).

Liver, gallbladder, and pancreas concerns (assessment-focused)

Jaundice (yellowing of eyes/skin) evaluation planning
Viral hepatitis counseling and next-step testing guidance
Fatty liver risk assessment with metabolic health counseling
Gallbladder-related symptoms (for example, right upper abdominal pain after meals)

For trusted public information on hepatitis, see the WHO overview of hepatitis B and the CDC overview of hepatitis C.

General medicine concerns that overlap with digestion

Diabetes, high blood pressure, and lipid disorders when GI symptoms coexist
Medication review (painkillers/NSAIDs, antibiotics, diabetes medicines, supplements) when they may worsen stomach problems
Weakness, appetite change, or weight change when digestive causes are suspected

Conditions Treated (Common Consultation Reasons)

Below is a doctor-focused list of common reasons patients consult a medicine and gastroenterology specialist. This is not a substitute for medical advice.

Stomach and upper GI concerns

Acid reflux / GERD-like symptoms (burning, regurgitation)
Dyspepsia (indigestion), gastritis-like pain, nausea
Recurrent vomiting evaluation (based on severity and red flags)

Intestinal and bowel habit concerns

Constipation and chronic constipation evaluation
Diarrhea assessment (acute vs. persistent)
Bloating, gas, and suspected IBS-type symptom patterns

For IBS background, see NIH/NIDDK: Irritable Bowel Syndrome.

Liver and metabolic-gastro concerns

Suspected fatty liver or abnormal liver enzymes
Jaundice evaluation planning and hepatitis screening guidance
Lifestyle and risk counseling for metabolic syndrome-related digestive issues

For Bangladesh-specific hepatitis planning context, see the National Strategic Plan to Combat Viral Hepatitis in Bangladesh (2020–2030) (WHO-hosted PDF).

Procedures / Services Offered (Safe, Non‑Invented)

Because chamber-based gastroenterology practice can vary by facility, it is most accurate to describe services in terms of consultation, diagnosis planning, and care coordination.

Consultation and treatment planning

Detailed history-taking for digestive and medicine-related symptoms
Physical examination relevant to internal medicine and gastroenterology
Treatment planning (diet/lifestyle + medicines when appropriate)
Follow-up planning (what to monitor and when to return)

Test and report interpretation

Interpreting blood tests (CBC, liver enzymes, sugar profile, thyroid tests when indicated)
Stool test interpretation when needed
Reviewing imaging reports and recommending next steps

The listed qualification CMU (Ultra) indicates training in ultrasound-related clinical work.
Whether ultrasound is performed during a specific visit depends on facility setup and clinical need—patients can confirm when booking serial.

Referral coordination (when needed)

If symptoms or reports suggest the need for endoscopy/colonoscopy or advanced evaluation, Dr. Sarkar may advise appropriate referral pathways.

Practical tip: If you already have reports (blood tests, stool tests, USG/ultrasound, endoscopy report if any), bring them to your first visit—this often shortens the time to a clear plan.

Patient Preparation Checklist (What to Bring)

To get the most from your consultation, consider bringing:

Previous prescriptions (especially for acidity, ulcers, antibiotics, diabetes, painkillers)
Test reports (blood tests, stool tests, ultrasound/USG, X-ray, endoscopy reports if any)
A short symptom timeline (start date, frequency, triggers, what helps)
List of current medicines and supplements
If you have diabetes/hypertension: recent sugar and blood pressure records

If the chamber advises any test-specific preparation (such as fasting), follow those instructions carefully.

When to Seek Urgent Care (Red Flag Symptoms)

Most digestive problems are treatable, but some symptoms require urgent evaluation. Seek emergency care if you have:

vomiting blood or passing black stools
severe abdominal pain with fever or persistent vomiting
yellow eyes with confusion or severe weakness
rapid weight loss with major loss of appetite
difficulty swallowing or choking sensation

What to Expect in a Typical Evaluation Plan

A practical evaluation plan often follows a sequence like:

Clarify symptom pattern (timing with meals, night symptoms, triggers)
Screen risk factors (smoking, NSAID use, diabetes, family history)
Choose targeted tests (rather than doing everything at once)
Start treatment and lifestyle steps when appropriate
Review response and reports, then refine the plan

For many patients, the biggest relief is having a clear roadmap—what to do now, what to monitor, and what would justify further testing.

Clinic Hours (Chamber Time)

Citizen Lab Doctor & Diagnostic, Khulna

Visiting Hours: 02:00 PM – 05:30 PM
Closed: Friday
Serial / Appointment: +8801934-998688
Address: 22 KDA Avenue, Islam Tower, Moylapota Mor, Khulna

Consultation Fee

First visit: 600 TK
Follow‑up visit: 500 TK

Fees can vary by chamber policy and follow-up intervals. When calling for serial, you can confirm the follow-up window policy (if any) and whether reports should be brought on a specific date.

Booking an Appointment with Dr. Sushmita Sarkar

Dr. Sushmita Sarkar is a Medicine & Gastroenterology Consultant in Khulna, affiliated with Khulna Medical College Hospital (KMCH) and available for chamber consultations at Citizen Lab Doctor & Diagnostic, Khulna.

Call for serial/appointment: +8801934-998688
Chamber time: 02:00 PM – 05:30 PM (Friday closed)
Address: 22 KDA Avenue, Islam Tower, Moylapota Mor, Khulna

FAQs about Dr. Sushmita Sarkar

Who is Dr. Sushmita Sarkar in Khulna?

Dr. Sushmita Sarkar is a Consultant in Medicine & Gastroenterology in Khulna. She is affiliated with Khulna Medical College Hospital and consults patients at Citizen Lab Doctor & Diagnostic, Khulna.

What is Dr. Sushmita Sarkar’s BMDC number?

Dr. Sushmita Sarkar’s BMDC registration number is A-114573 (as provided).

What are Dr. Sushmita Sarkar’s qualifications?

Her listed qualifications are MBBS (Dhaka), FCPS (Medicine – Gastroenterology) (FP), and CMU (Ultra).

How do I book an appointment with Dr. Sushmita Sarkar?

To book a serial/appointment, call +8801934-998688 (Citizen Lab Doctor & Diagnostic, Khulna).

What is Dr. Sushmita Sarkar’s chamber address in Khulna?

Citizen Lab Doctor & Diagnostic, Khulna — 22 KDA Avenue, Islam Tower, Moylapota Mor, Khulna.

What are Dr. Sushmita Sarkar’s visiting hours?

Her chamber time at Citizen Lab is 02:00 PM – 05:30 PM, and it is closed on Friday.

How much is the consultation fee for Dr. Sushmita Sarkar?

The consultation fee is 600 TK for the first visit and 500 TK for the second (follow-up) visit (as provided).

What problems does Dr. Sushmita Sarkar commonly see as a gastroenterology-focused doctor?

Patients often consult for persistent digestive symptoms such as acidity/GERD, indigestion, abdominal pain, bloating, constipation, or diarrhea. She may also advise on liver-related concerns like abnormal liver tests or jaundice evaluation planning.

Is Dr. Sushmita Sarkar a gastroenterologist in Khulna?

Her listed training includes FCPS (Medicine – Gastroenterology), and she consults for gastroenterology-focused concerns in Khulna.

Does Dr. Sushmita Sarkar treat acidity and acid reflux?

She consults patients for reflux-like symptoms (burning, regurgitation, upper abdominal discomfort) and provides a plan based on history, risk factors, and tests when needed. Patient info: NIH/NIDDK GERD.

Does she manage constipation and irregular bowel habits?

Constipation, diarrhea, and mixed bowel habits are common consultation topics for gastroenterology-focused care. Your plan may include diet guidance, medicine review, and targeted tests if symptoms persist.

Should I bring my previous reports to the chamber?

Yes. Bring previous prescriptions and test reports (blood tests, stool tests, USG/ultrasound, endoscopy reports if any). This helps the doctor decide faster and avoid repeating unnecessary tests.

What should I do if I have jaundice?

Jaundice can have multiple causes and needs timely medical evaluation. If you have yellow eyes/skin, dark urine, severe weakness, or confusion, seek urgent care. For hepatitis basics: WHO hepatitis.

Does Dr. Sushmita Sarkar do ultrasound?

Her credentials include CMU (Ultra). Whether ultrasound is performed during a specific visit depends on facility setup and clinical need. You can ask when booking serial.

Can I consult Dr. Sushmita Sarkar for diabetes or blood pressure along with stomach problems?

Many digestive symptoms overlap with metabolic conditions and medicine-related side effects. A medicine specialist with gastroenterology focus can review both together and recommend a coordinated plan.

How early should I call for serial at Citizen Lab, Khulna?

Call earlier in the day to confirm serial availability and reduce waiting time, especially if you are traveling from outside central Khulna.

What are “red flag” symptoms for stomach problems?

Seek urgent care for vomiting blood, black stools, severe abdominal pain with fever, persistent vomiting, yellow eyes with confusion, difficulty swallowing, or rapid weight loss.

What tests might be suggested for persistent indigestion?

Depending on symptoms and risk factors, tests may include blood tests, stool tests, and imaging. International guidance frameworks exist for dyspepsia evaluation: NICE CG184.

What if I’m pregnant or breastfeeding—can I still consult?

Yes, but inform the doctor about pregnancy/breastfeeding status and all medicines you are taking. Medication choices may change based on safety.

Is online consultation available with Dr. Sushmita Sarkar?

Online consultation information is not provided in the submitted details. Please confirm by calling +8801934-998688.

Helpful Patient Education

If you’d like to explore related services in Khulna or read trusted patient information, these links may help.

Bangladesh Health Alliance (BHA)

Patient education (authoritative sources)

Accuracy note

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