Spine Surgeon in Khulna

Looking for a trusted Spine Surgeon in Khulna for back pain, neck pain, slipped disc, disc prolapse, sciatica, spinal stenosis, spinal cord compression, spine fracture, scoliosis, spinal tumor, or MRI report review? Bangladesh Health Alliance helps patients find spine surgeons, neurosurgeons, orthopedic spine specialists, hospitals, diagnostic centers, and appointment information in Khulna.

Spine problems can affect the neck, upper back, lower back, spinal cord, nerves, discs, bones, joints, and muscles. Many spine conditions improve with medicine, physiotherapy, posture correction, lifestyle changes, and pain management. However, some cases need surgical evaluation, especially when there is nerve compression, weakness, severe pain, spinal instability, trauma, tumor, infection, or bladder/bowel involvement.

If you are searching for “best spine surgeon in Khulna,” “slipped disc doctor in Khulna,” “sciatica specialist in Khulna,” “back pain specialist near me,” or “orthopedic spine surgeon in Khulna,” this guide will help you understand when to consult a spine surgeon, what conditions they treat, what tests may be needed, and how to choose the right doctor.

Spine Surgeon in Khulna — Doctors, Clinics & Appointment Info

SL	Doctor / Facility	Type	Specialty / Service	Clinic / Hospital	Address	Appointment / Visiting Hour	Contact
1	Asst. Prof. Dr. Dipankar Ghosh (Palash)	Govt + Private	Brain, Stroke, Nerve & Spine Specialist Surgeon; Minimally Invasive Neurosurgery	Citizen Lab Doctor & Diagnostic; South Zone Hospital; Khulna City Medical College Hospital	Citizen Lab: 22 KDA Avenue, Islam Tower, Moylapota Mor, Khulna; South Zone: NH Tower, Hafiz Nagar More, Sonadanga; KCMCH: 25/26 KDA Avenue, Moylapota	Citizen Lab: 4:00 PM–6:00 PM; South Zone: 2:00 PM–4:00 PM; KCMCH: 5:00 PM–8:00 PM; Closed: Friday	+8801934998688, +8801763-066217
2	Dr. Kamalesh Saha	Govt + Private	Brain, Nerve, Spine & Skull Base Surgery Specialist	Citizen Lab Doctor & Diagnostic; Popular Diagnostic Center, Khulna	Citizen Lab: 22 KDA Avenue, Islam Tower, Moylapota More, Khulna; Popular: 37 KDA Avenue, Khulna	Citizen Lab: 3:00 PM–4:00 PM; Popular: 2:00 PM–3:30 PM; call to confirm	+8801934-998688, +8809613787821
3	Dr. Ibrahim Khalil	Govt + Private	Neurosurgery, Brain & Spine Surgery; spinal tumor, disc, neck/back injury support	Khulna City Medical College & Hospital; Popular Diagnostic Center; Gazi Medical College Hospital	KCMCH: 25/26 KDA Avenue, Moylapota Square; Popular: 37 KDA Avenue; Gazi: A, 19-21 Majid Sarani, Sonadanga, Khulna	KCMCH: call to confirm; Popular: 4:00 PM–6:00 PM; Gazi: Sun, Tue, Thu 2:30 PM–3:30 PM	+8801999099099, +8809613787821, +8801774-211151
4	Dr. Md. Reaz Ahmed Howlader	Govt + Private	Brain, Nerve, Spine & Stroke Surgery Specialist	Khulna City Medical College & Hospital; Top Choice Diagnostic; Popular Diagnostic Center	KCMCH: 25/26 KDA Avenue, Moylapota Square; Top Choice: 37 Shamsur Rahman Road, Shantidham Mor; Popular: 37 KDA Avenue, Khulna	KCMCH: 5:00 PM–8:00 PM; Top Choice: Sat–Thu 2:30 PM–5:00 PM; Popular: Sat–Thu 3:00 PM–5:00 PM	+8801771410529, 01780-510182, 01911-575735, +8809613787821
5	Dr. Md. Mohsin Ali Farazi	Govt + Private	Brain & Spine Surgeon; neurosurgery for spinal injury, brain/spinal tumor, stroke	Doctors Point Specialized Hospital; Gazi Medical College Hospital; City E-Magazine Center	Doctors Point: 49 KDA Avenue, Khulna; Gazi: A, 19-21 Majid Sarani; City E-Magazine: 35 KDA Avenue, Khalil Chamber, Moylapota	Doctors Point: 2:00 PM–3:00 PM; Gazi: Sat–Thu 6:00 PM–9:00 PM; City E-Magazine: 5:00 PM–9:00 PM	+8801795383803, 01780-510182, 01911-575735, 01740-486123
6	Dr. Md. Hasanuzzaman	Govt + Private	Neuro Surgery, Brain & Spinal Surgery Specialist	Top Choice Diagnostic Center, Khulna	37, Shamsur Rahman Road, Shantidham Mor, Khulna	Sat–Thu: 3:00 PM–5:00 PM	01780-510182, 01973-575735
7	Dr. Kazi Hafiz Uddin	Private / Visiting	Brain & Spine Surgery Specialist; neck, waist and spine pain, neurosurgical care	Khulna City Medical College & Hospital; Popular Diagnostic Center; CT Imaging Center	KCMCH: 25/26 KDA Avenue, Moylapota; Popular: 37 KDA Avenue; CT Imaging: 35 KDA Avenue, Khalil Chamber, Moylapota	Popular: Sat–Thu 7:00 PM–10:00 PM; CT Imaging: Friday 8:00 AM–8:00 PM; KCMCH: call to confirm	+8801999099099, +8801790118855, 01780-510182, 01911-575735
8	Dr. Sudipta Kumar Mukherjee	Private / Visiting	Brain & Spinal Surgeon; Pediatric Neurosurgery referral support	Gazi Medical College Hospital, Khulna	A, 19-21 Majid Sarani, Sonadanga, Khulna-9000	Sat–Thu: 6:00 PM–9:00 PM	01780-510182, 01911-575735
9	Dr. Md. Ataur Rahman	Private / Visiting	Brain and Spine Surgeon; sciatica, neck/back pain, nerve weakness, tumor support	Khulna City Medical College & Hospital	25/26 KDA Avenue, Moylapota, Khulna	5:00 PM–8:00 PM	+8801771410529
10	Dr. SM. Monir Hossain Reza	Govt + Private	Neurosurgery; brain, nerve and spine conditions	City E-Magazine Center Khalil Chamber	35, KDA Avenue, Khalil Chamber, Moylapota, Khulna	6:00 PM–9:00 PM	+8801763-818283
11	Dr. Bappa Raj Datta	Govt + Private	Orthopedic, Trauma & Spine Specialist	Citizen Lab Doctor & Diagnostic, Khulna	22 KDA Avenue, Islam Tower, Moylapota Mor, Khulna	2:30 PM–4:30 PM; Closed: Friday	+8801934-998688
12	Dr. Firoz Ahmed	Govt + Private	Consultant Orthopedics & Spine Surgeon	Citizen Lab Doctor & Diagnostic, Khulna	22 KDA Avenue, Islam Tower, Moylapota Mor, Khulna	2:00 PM–4:30 PM; Closed: Friday	+8801934-998688
13	Dr. Md. Mamunur Rashid	Private / Visiting	Orthopaedics, Trauma & Spine Specialist	Popular Diagnostic Centre; Khulna City Medical College & Hospital	Popular: House #37, KDA Avenue, Moilapota Mor; KCMCH: 33 KDA Avenue, Hotel Royal Mor, Khulna	Popular: Friday 5:00 PM–8:00 PM; KCMCH: call to confirm	+8801300-337440
14	Prof. Dr. Md. Mehedi Newaz	Govt + Private	Orthopedic Surgery; adult & pediatric spine, trauma, congenital spine problems	Fatima Hospital & Diagnostic Center; Khulna Medical College & Hospital	302, Khan Jahan Ali Road, Royal Mor, Khulna	Sat–Thu: 5:00 PM–9:00 PM; Closed: Friday	+8801917087904, 01775-476983
15	Dr. Biswanath Mondal	Govt + Private	Orthopedic, Trauma & Spine Surgeon; back pain, spine injury, fractures	Khan Jahan Ali Hospital	3, KDA Avenue, Moylapota More, Khulna	2:00 PM–9:00 PM; Closed: Friday	+8801934998688
16	Khulna Medical College & Hospital	Government Hospital	Neurosurgery, Orthopedic Surgery, Spine Surgery Referral & Emergency Support	Khulna Medical College & Hospital	Boyra / Khulna Medical College area, Khulna	Government OPD / emergency schedule; call before visit	041-761535, 01716-280708
17	Shaheed Shaikh Abu-Naser Specialized Hospital	Government Specialized Hospital	Neurosurgery, Orthopedics and spine-related specialist referral support	Shaheed Shaikh Abu-Naser Specialized Hospital	New Staff Quarters / Refugee Colony Road, Khulna	Department-wise OPD; call before visit	041-760390
18	Khulna City Medical College & Hospital	Private Medical College Hospital	Neurosurgery, Orthopedics, inpatient and spine surgery referral support	Khulna City Medical College & Hospital	25/26, KDA Avenue, Moilapota Square, Khulna Sadar, Khulna	Doctor-wise appointment schedule; call before visit	+8801999099099, +8801999077077

If you are a spine surgeon, neurosurgeon, orthopedic spine surgeon, orthopedic specialist, physical medicine specialist, or hospital representative offering spine care in Khulna, you can submit your profile to Bangladesh Health Alliance for review and listing.

What Does a Spine Surgeon Do?

A spine surgeon diagnoses and treats surgical spine conditions affecting the bones, discs, joints, spinal cord, and nerves. Spine surgeons may come from two main specialties: neurosurgery and orthopedic surgery.

A spine surgeon may help with:

• Slipped disc or disc prolapse
• Herniated disc
• Sciatica
• Spinal stenosis
• Cervical spondylosis
• Lumbar spondylosis
• Spinal cord compression
• Spine fracture
• Spine trauma
• Scoliosis
• Kyphosis
• Spinal infection
• Spinal tumor
• Nerve root compression
• Foot drop due to spine disease
• Neck pain with arm pain
• Low back pain with leg pain
• Failed back surgery evaluation
• MRI spine report review

A spine surgeon does not recommend surgery for every patient. Many patients need non-surgical care first. Surgery is usually considered when there is severe nerve compression, progressive weakness, spinal instability, tumor, infection, fracture, or pain that does not improve with proper conservative treatment.

When Should You See a Spine Surgeon?

You may need to consult a spine surgeon in Khulna if you have:

• Back pain with leg pain
• Neck pain with arm pain
• Sciatica
• Numbness or tingling in arms or legs
• Weakness in hand, foot, arm, or leg
• Foot drop
• Difficulty walking
• Loss of balance
• MRI report showing nerve compression
• Disc prolapse causing severe symptoms
• Spinal stenosis with walking difficulty
• Spine fracture after fall or accident
• Spinal tumor or infection report
• Severe pain not improving with medicine and physiotherapy
• Bladder or bowel control problem with back pain
• Numbness around the genitals, buttocks, or inner thighs

If you have bladder or bowel control problems, severe weakness, numbness around the private area, or spine injury after an accident, go to emergency care immediately.

Common Spine Conditions Treated

Slipped Disc or Disc Prolapse

A slipped disc happens when the soft inner part of a spinal disc pushes out and irritates or compresses a nerve. It may cause low back pain, leg pain, sciatica, numbness, tingling, or weakness.

Many disc problems improve with rest, medicine, physiotherapy, and time. Surgery may be considered if pain is severe, symptoms continue, or weakness develops.

Sciatica

Sciatica is pain that travels from the lower back to the buttock, thigh, leg, or foot. It is often caused by irritation or compression of the sciatic nerve, commonly from disc prolapse or spinal stenosis.

Symptoms may include burning pain, electric shock-like pain, numbness, tingling, or weakness in one leg.

Spinal Stenosis

Spinal stenosis means narrowing of the spinal canal or nerve passage. It may cause back pain, leg pain, numbness, weakness, and difficulty walking. Some patients feel better when bending forward or sitting.

Surgery may be considered if walking ability becomes limited, nerve compression is severe, or conservative treatment fails.

Cervical Spondylosis

Cervical spondylosis affects the neck. It may cause neck pain, shoulder pain, arm pain, numbness, tingling, hand weakness, or balance problems. If the spinal cord is compressed, urgent specialist evaluation may be needed.

Lumbar Spondylosis

Lumbar spondylosis affects the lower back. It is often related to age-related disc and joint changes. Symptoms may include back pain, stiffness, leg pain, or reduced walking capacity.

Spinal Cord Compression

Spinal cord compression can cause weakness, numbness, walking difficulty, hand clumsiness, balance problems, or bladder/bowel issues. This can be serious and should be evaluated quickly.

Spine Fracture and Trauma

Spine fracture may occur after a road accident, fall, sports injury, or heavy trauma. Elderly patients or people with osteoporosis may get compression fractures even after minor falls.

A spine surgeon may evaluate stability, nerve involvement, and whether bracing or surgery is needed.

Scoliosis and Spine Deformity

Scoliosis means sideways curvature of the spine. Kyphosis means excessive forward curvature. Mild cases may need observation or physiotherapy, while severe or progressive deformity may need specialist spine evaluation.

Spinal Tumor

Spinal tumors can be benign or cancerous. Symptoms may include persistent back pain, night pain, weakness, numbness, walking difficulty, or bladder/bowel changes. MRI is usually needed for evaluation.

Spinal Infection

Spinal infection can cause severe back pain, fever, weakness, or neurological symptoms. It needs urgent medical care and may require antibiotics, drainage, or surgery in selected cases.

Spine Surgeon vs Neurosurgeon vs Orthopedic Spine Surgeon

Many patients are confused about which doctor they need. Both neurosurgeons and orthopedic spine surgeons can treat spine problems, but their training focus may differ.

Specialist	Best For
Neurosurgeon	Brain, spinal cord, nerves, disc prolapse, nerve compression, spinal tumor, spinal cord disease
Orthopedic Spine Surgeon	Spine bones, deformity, fracture, scoliosis, trauma, disc and joint-related spine surgery
Orthopedic Specialist	Bone, joint, trauma, arthritis, back pain, neck pain and initial spine evaluation
Neurologist	Nerve disease, stroke, seizure, neuropathy, headache, non-surgical neurological symptoms
Physical Medicine Specialist	Non-surgical pain, rehabilitation, spine pain, disability, exercise-based recovery
Pain Specialist	Chronic spine pain, injections, nerve blocks and interventional pain procedures
Physiotherapist	Exercise therapy, posture correction, muscle strengthening, mobility and rehab

If your MRI shows nerve or spinal cord compression, a neurosurgeon or spine surgeon may be suitable. If the problem is mainly bone, fracture, deformity, or orthopedic trauma, an orthopedic spine surgeon may be more suitable.

Tests Before Spine Surgery

A spine surgeon may recommend tests based on your symptoms, physical examination, and previous reports.

Test	Why It Is Done
X-ray spine	Checks alignment, fracture, deformity, instability and bone changes
MRI spine	Shows disc, nerve, spinal cord, stenosis, tumor, infection and soft tissue details
CT scan	Shows bone, fracture, complex anatomy and surgical planning details
Nerve conduction study / EMG	Evaluates nerve damage in selected cases
Blood tests	Checks infection, anemia, diabetes, kidney/liver function and surgery fitness
ESR / CRP	Helps detect infection or inflammation
Bone density test	Assesses osteoporosis risk in selected patients
ECG and chest X-ray	Pre-anesthesia fitness before surgery
Anesthesia assessment	Checks whether the patient is fit for surgery
Neurological examination	Checks strength, sensation, reflexes, walking and nerve function

Bring MRI films or CD, not only the written report. Spine surgeons often need to see the actual images.

Non-Surgical Spine Treatment Options

Most spine problems do not need surgery at the beginning. Depending on the diagnosis, non-surgical care may include:

• Rest for a short period
• Pain medicine prescribed by a doctor
• Anti-inflammatory medicine
• Muscle relaxant
• Physiotherapy
• Posture correction
• Weight management
• Core strengthening
• Back and neck exercises
• Heat or cold therapy
• Ergonomic changes
• Activity modification
• Spine brace in selected cases
• Pain management injections
• Treatment of osteoporosis
• Diabetes control if nerve symptoms are present

Avoid long-term bed rest unless advised by a doctor. In many back pain cases, guided movement and rehabilitation are important for recovery.

Common Spine Surgery Procedures

Spine surgery depends on diagnosis, symptom severity, MRI findings, age, overall health, and response to non-surgical care.

Common procedures may include:

Discectomy

Discectomy removes the part of a herniated disc that is pressing on a nerve. It may be advised for severe sciatica, nerve compression, or weakness that does not improve with conservative treatment.

Microdiscectomy

Microdiscectomy is a smaller-incision technique used for selected disc prolapse cases. It aims to relieve nerve pressure while reducing tissue damage.

Laminectomy

Laminectomy removes part of the vertebral bone called lamina to create more space for nerves. It may be used for spinal stenosis or nerve compression.

Spinal Fusion

Spinal fusion joins two or more vertebrae to stabilize the spine. It may be used for instability, deformity, fracture, severe degenerative disease, or selected revision cases.

Decompression Surgery

Decompression surgery relieves pressure on nerves or the spinal cord. It may involve removing bone, ligament, disc material, or other tissue causing compression.

Minimally Invasive Spine Surgery

Minimally invasive spine surgery uses smaller incisions and specialized instruments in selected cases. It may reduce muscle injury and recovery time, but it is not suitable for every patient.

Endoscopic Spine Surgery

Endoscopic spine surgery is an advanced minimally invasive method used in selected disc or nerve compression cases. Availability depends on surgeon training and hospital setup.

Spine Trauma Surgery

Spine trauma surgery may be needed for unstable fractures, spinal cord compression, deformity, or nerve involvement after an accident.

Spine Tumor Surgery

Spine tumor surgery may involve biopsy, tumor removal, decompression, or stabilization. Some patients may also need oncology care, radiotherapy, or chemotherapy.

Spine Surgery Cost in Khulna

The cost of spine surgery in Khulna varies depending on diagnosis, surgery type, surgeon, hospital, anesthesia, implants, ICU need, admission duration, imaging, medicines, and follow-up care.

Possible cost factors include:

• Specialist consultation fee
• X-ray, MRI or CT scan
• Blood tests and surgery fitness tests
• Operation theatre charge
• Surgeon fee
• Anesthesia fee
• Implant or screw/rod/cage cost
• Hospital cabin or ward cost
• ICU or HDU cost if needed
• Medicine and surgical materials
• Physiotherapy after surgery
• Follow-up visits

Before surgery, ask:

• What is the exact diagnosis?
• Is surgery urgent?
• What happens if I delay surgery?
• Are there non-surgical options?
• What type of surgery is planned?
• Will implants be needed?
• What is included in the package?
• How many days of hospital stay are expected?
• What are the risks?
• How long is recovery?
• Will physiotherapy be needed after surgery?

Emergency Warning Signs

Seek emergency medical care immediately if you have:

• Loss of bladder or bowel control
• Difficulty passing urine with back pain
• Numbness around genitals, buttocks or inner thighs
• Sudden weakness in one or both legs
• Foot drop
• Severe back pain after accident or fall
• Fever with severe back pain
• Unexplained weight loss with persistent back pain
• Cancer history with new severe back pain
• Severe neck pain with weakness or balance problems
• Progressive numbness or weakness
• Difficulty walking that is worsening quickly

These symptoms may suggest cauda equina syndrome, spinal cord compression, fracture, infection, tumor, or another serious spine condition.

How to Choose the Best Spine Surgeon in Khulna

When choosing a spine surgeon, check:

• Neurosurgery or orthopedic spine qualification
• Experience with your specific condition
• Brain, nerve, spine or orthopedic spine surgery focus
• Hospital setup for spine surgery
• MRI and CT scan access
• Operation theatre safety
• ICU or HDU support if needed
• Availability of implants and surgical equipment
• Clear explanation of risks and alternatives
• Non-surgical care guidance when appropriate
• Follow-up and rehabilitation support
• Patient communication and transparency

A good spine surgeon should not rush every patient into surgery. They should explain the diagnosis, MRI findings, treatment choices, expected outcome, risks, and recovery plan.

Preparing for Your Appointment

Before visiting a spine surgeon in Khulna, bring:

• Previous prescriptions
• MRI spine report and film/CD
• X-ray and CT scan reports
• Blood test reports
• Current medicine list
• Details of pain location and duration
• Notes about numbness, weakness or walking difficulty
• Previous physiotherapy or injection history
• Diabetes, blood pressure or heart disease records
• Any previous spine surgery documents

For sciatica, note whether pain travels below the knee, whether there is numbness or weakness, and what activities make it worse or better.

Areas Covered in Khulna

Patients may search for spine surgeons from different areas of Khulna, including:

• Sonadanga
• Moylapota
• KDA Avenue
• Shibbari
• Gollamari
• Boyra
• Khalishpur
• Daulatpur
• Rupsha
• Nirala
• Royal Mor
• Khulna Sadar
• Batiaghata
• Dumuria
• Paikgacha
• Dacope

Bangladesh Health Alliance helps patients find nearby spine surgeons, neurosurgeons, orthopedic specialists, physiotherapists, hospitals, diagnostic centers, and appointment information across Khulna.

Related Specialist Care in Khulna

Depending on your condition, you may also need:

• Neurosurgery Specialist in Khulna
• Orthopedic Specialist in Khulna
• Neurologist in Khulna
• Physical Medicine Specialist in Khulna
• Pain Management Specialist in Khulna
• Physiotherapist in Khulna
• Occupational Therapist in Khulna
• Diagnostic Center in Khulna
• Hospital List in Khulna
• Doctors List in Khulna

FAQs About Spine Surgeon in Khulna

Who is a spine surgeon?

A spine surgeon is a specialist who treats surgical conditions of the spine, spinal cord, nerves, discs, bones and joints. Spine surgeons may be neurosurgeons or orthopedic spine surgeons depending on their training and treatment focus.

When should I see a spine surgeon in Khulna?

You should see a spine surgeon if you have back or neck pain with leg or arm weakness, numbness, sciatica, foot drop, walking difficulty, MRI showing nerve compression, spine fracture, spinal tumor, or symptoms not improving with proper treatment.

Does every slipped disc need surgery?

No. Many slipped discs improve with medicine, physiotherapy, posture correction and time. Surgery may be considered if pain is severe, symptoms continue, nerve compression is significant, or weakness and bladder/bowel symptoms develop.

Which doctor is best for sciatica in Khulna?

Sciatica may be treated by a spine surgeon, neurosurgeon, orthopedic specialist, physical medicine specialist, pain specialist or physiotherapist depending on severity. If there is weakness, numbness, foot drop or MRI-confirmed compression, consult a spine surgeon.

What is spinal stenosis?

Spinal stenosis means narrowing of the spinal canal or nerve passage. It may cause back pain, leg pain, numbness, weakness and difficulty walking. Treatment may include physiotherapy, medicine, injections or surgery depending on severity.

What tests are needed before spine surgery?

Common tests include X-ray, MRI spine, CT scan, blood tests, ECG, chest X-ray, anesthesia fitness and neurological examination. EMG or nerve conduction study may be needed in selected cases.

Is spine surgery risky?

Every surgery has risks. Spine surgery risks may include infection, bleeding, nerve injury, pain recurrence, implant problems, anesthesia risks or need for further surgery. Your surgeon should explain risks, benefits and alternatives before surgery.

What is the cost of spine surgery in Khulna?

Spine surgery cost in Khulna depends on surgery type, hospital, surgeon fee, anesthesia, implants, ICU need, admission duration, tests, medicines and physiotherapy. Ask for a written estimate before admission whenever possible.

Can spine surgery be done without large cuts?

Some spine surgeries can be done with minimally invasive or endoscopic techniques in selected cases. Suitability depends on diagnosis, MRI findings, surgeon training, hospital setup and patient condition.

Where can I find a spine surgeon near me in Khulna?

You can use Bangladesh Health Alliance to find spine surgeons, neurosurgeons, orthopedic spine specialists, hospitals and diagnostic centers in Khulna. Always verify chamber time, appointment number, surgery facility and emergency support before visiting.

Final Advice

If you are searching for a Spine Surgeon in Khulna, do not ignore back pain or neck pain with leg pain, arm pain, numbness, weakness, foot drop, walking difficulty, bladder/bowel changes, or MRI-confirmed nerve compression. Early specialist evaluation can prevent worsening nerve damage and help you choose the safest treatment plan.

Most spine conditions do not require immediate surgery, but serious symptoms need urgent attention. Bangladesh Health Alliance helps patients find spine surgeons, neurosurgeons, orthopedic specialists, physiotherapists, hospitals, diagnostic centers, and appointment information in Khulna so they can make safer and more informed healthcare decisions.