Dr. Md. Ashrafuzzaman Khan – Neuromedicine & Medicine Specialist
Consultant, Neuromedicine at National Institute of Neurosciences & Hospital
Special Training: Stroke & Interventional Neurology (Kerala, India)
We know how deeply worrying it feels when someone in the family suddenly experiences weakness on one side, severe headaches that won’t stop, repeated seizures, dizziness, memory slips, or pain shooting down the legs. In Bangladesh, neurological conditions touch thousands of homes every year, yet many families feel lost about where to turn.
Dr. Md. Ashrafuzzaman Khan is the doctor that so many in Dhaka Division have come to trust like a reliable elder brother – someone who listens with genuine care, explains in clear, everyday Bangla, and offers practical treatment that respects our real lives, our budgets, and our hopes for a healthier tomorrow.
About Dr. Md. Ashrafuzzaman Khan
Dr. Md. Ashrafuzzaman Khan is a compassionate and highly experienced Neuromedicine & Medicine Specialist who looks after every kind of problem affecting the brain, nerves, spine and muscles. With 19+ years of dedicated service, he serves daily as Consultant in Neuromedicine at the National Institute of Neurosciences & Hospital (NINS&H) – our country’s premier government neuroscience centre in Agargaon, Dhaka.
There he cares for the most challenging cases with steady hands and a patient heart, while also guiding the next generation of doctors. In his private chambers he brings that same expertise into a calm, welcoming space where every family member feels respected and understood. His advanced training in Stroke & Interventional Neurology from Kerala, India, gives him extra skill to help stroke patients recover strength and confidence more quickly.
Families often tell us, “Dr. Khan spoke to us with such kindness and clarity that even our elderly parents felt at ease and hopeful again.” This is the heart of his care – turning fear into understanding and worry into a clear path forward.
Educational Qualifications & Advanced Training
Dr. Khan’s solid foundation allows him to offer the best possible guidance:
- MBBS (Bachelor of Medicine & Bachelor of Surgery)
- BCS (Health) – Government service
- MD (Neurology) – Advanced training in brain and nerve disorders
- CCD (BIRDEM) – Certified in Diabetology, because diabetes so often raises stroke risk among us
- FCPS (Medicine, FP) – Fellowship in Medicine
- MACP (USA) – Member of the American College of Physicians
- Special Training on Stroke & Interventional Neurology, Kerala, India – Modern techniques that save lives and improve recovery
All this knowledge, combined with his daily work at the national hospital, ensures every patient receives care that is both up-to-date and deeply rooted in Bangladeshi realities.
Professional Experience & Current Designation
With 19+ years of gentle, consistent service to patients, Dr. Khan holds the position of Consultant, Neuromedicine at the prestigious National Institute of Neurosciences & Hospital (www.nins.gov.bd).
This is the heart of neurology care for the entire nation. Patients travel from every district with serious stroke, epilepsy and nerve conditions. Dr. Khan sees hundreds of real-life cases each week, works with advanced tools like EEG and EMG, and supports the 24-hour stroke unit. Because of this continuous experience, the care you receive in his chambers carries the same depth and wisdom that serves the whole country.
Areas of Expertise & Conditions Treated
Dr. Khan has extensive expertise in the diagnosis and management of various neurological disorders common in our Bangladeshi families. He is skilled in evaluating symptoms, conducting necessary tests, and creating personalised treatment plans that truly fit each person’s life.
Stroke and Cerebrovascular Diseases
Dr. Khan is highly experienced in evaluating and treating patients who have suffered strokes or other cerebrovascular events. In Bangladesh, stroke incidence stands at 3 per 1,000 people, with haemorrhagic stroke more common. He is well-versed in acute management, timely interventions, neurorehabilitation and strong prevention focus.
Epilepsy & Seizures
National data shows epilepsy prevalence around 412 per 100,000. Dr. Khan provides accurate diagnosis, suitable anti-epileptic medicines, and ongoing monitoring so patients can live freely.
Movement Disorders
Specialised care for Parkinson’s disease, essential tremors, and dystonia helps bring back smoother movement and daily comfort.
Neuromuscular Disorders
Dr. Khan specialises in peripheral neuropathy, myasthenia gravis, muscular dystrophy, myopathies and other muscle-nerve conditions – especially diabetic neuropathy so common in our country.
Spinal Cord Disorders
Expert care for spinal cord injuries, tumours, degenerative conditions and spinal stenosis, focusing on function, symptom relief and rehabilitation.
Headaches and Migraines
Migraine affects up to 21% of young adults in Bangladesh studies. Dr. Khan assesses chronic headaches and provides preventive measures and tailored regimens.
Neurodegenerative Diseases
Comprehensive evaluation and management of Alzheimer’s, multiple sclerosis, Huntington’s and related disorders.
General Neurology
He also handles common conditions such as peripheral nerve disorders, movement issues and neuropathies with the same caring attention.
Dr. Khan’s expertise covers the diagnosis, treatment and long-term management of a wide range of neurological conditions, helping families across Mirpur, Savar, Shyamoli and rural Dhaka Division find real relief and hope.
When Should You See Dr. Md. Ashrafuzzaman Khan?
Please do not wait if you or a loved one notices any of these important warning signs – early care can make a big difference:
- Sudden weakness or numbness on one side
- Severe or unusual headache
- Repeated seizures or first-time seizure
- Persistent dizziness or loss of balance
- Difficulty speaking or understanding
- New memory problems or confusion
- Ongoing tingling, burning pain or muscle weakness
Especially if you have high blood pressure or diabetes, act quickly. In Bangladesh, acting within the golden hours can save lives and reduce disability.
Dr. Khan’s Approach to Patient Care
Dr. Khan provides comprehensive neurological care with a holistic heart – he considers the physical, emotional and psychological well-being of every patient and their family.
During consultations he takes time to listen to your concerns, conducts detailed examinations and thoroughly understands the symptoms. This careful approach leads to accurate diagnosis and personalised treatment plans tailored exactly to your needs.
He is deeply committed to continual learning and research, regularly participating in conferences, workshops and updates so he can bring the latest advancements to Bangladeshi families.
Most importantly, Dr. Khan believes in patient education and empowerment. He explains conditions, treatment options and preventive steps in simple language, so you and your family can make informed decisions and feel confident in the journey ahead.
Simple Tips to Protect Brain & Nerve Health in Our Daily Bangladeshi Life
Dr. Khan always encourages small daily habits that can lower risk dramatically:
- Keep blood pressure and blood sugar under control
- Quit smoking and betel-nut chewing
- Walk 30 minutes daily or do light exercise
- Eat more vegetables, fruits, dal and less oily, salty food
- Maintain healthy weight and get good sleep
- Control stress through prayer and family time
These simple steps, when followed with regular check-ups, can help thousands of Bangladeshi families avoid or delay serious neurological problems.
Step-by-Step: How to Book an Appointment Easily
- Decide which chamber is easiest for you (Mirpur every day, Savar on Sat/Wed, Shyamoli on Sun/Tue/Thu).
- Call the appointment number 15–30 minutes before visiting hours start.
- Tell the receptionist your name, age, and main problem (e.g., “headache for 2 months” or “stroke follow-up”).
- Note the date and time they give you.
- If you need to change, call the same number at least one day before.
- Save the number in your phone for easy future calls or WhatsApp.
Booking is simple and takes only a minute – no online form needed.
What Happens During Your Consultation with Dr. Khan
You will sit comfortably with Dr. Khan. He will ask gentle questions about your symptoms, listen carefully, and may do a simple neurological check (reflexes, strength, walking). He will explain what he finds in easy Bangla, show your reports on screen if needed, and give you a clear written plan with medicines, tests, diet advice and next visit date. You can ask any question – nothing is too small. The visit usually lasts 15–25 minutes so you never feel rushed.
After the Visit: Follow-up and Home Care Tips
Dr. Khan always gives a clear follow-up plan. Most patients return after 2–4 weeks. At home: take medicines exactly as written, keep a simple symptom diary, do the suggested exercises daily, and call the chamber number if anything new or worse appears. He also guides family members on how to help with daily care, especially for stroke or epilepsy patients.
Special Help for Rural Families in Dhaka Division
Many patients come from Savar, Manikganj, Gazipur, Narayanganj and farther villages. Dr. Khan’s chambers are chosen because they are easy to reach by bus or CNG. The Savar chamber is especially popular for rural families because it is close to the Dhaka-Aricha highway. If you are coming from outside, call one day before – the staff can suggest the best bus route or parking. Dr. Khan understands village life, hot weather, and tight budgets, so he always tries to give affordable plans and simple home remedies that work without expensive equipment.
Why Families Across Dhaka Division Trust Dr. Md. Ashrafuzzaman Khan
- 19+ years of experience paired with daily service at our national neuroscience hospital
- He explains everything in simple Bangla and listens as if you were family
- Consultations feel calm and never rushed
- Easy coordination with NINS&H for any advanced tests or admission
- Strong focus on long-term wellness so you and your loved ones can enjoy life fully
Families from Savar especially value his evening chambers because they can attend after work or from nearby villages without losing an entire day to city travel.
Chambers & Appointment Information
Chamber 1 (Primary): Aalok Healthcare & Hospital, Mirpur 10
Address: House # 1 & 3, Road # 2, Block # B, Mirpur 10, Dhaka Visiting Hours: 7:00 PM – 11:00 PM (Every day) Appointment: 10672 or +8801915448491 (Call or WhatsApp) Google Maps Direction: Get Directions
Chamber 2: Super Medical Hospital, Savar
Address: Near Razzak Plaza, B-119/3, Jaleshwar, Savar, Dhaka-1340 Visiting Hours: 4:00 PM – 7:00 PM (Saturday & Wednesday) Appointment: +8801711266169 (Call or WhatsApp) Google Maps Direction: Get Directions
Chamber 3: Dhaka Central International Medical College & Hospital, Shyamoli
Address: 2/1, Ring Road, Shyamoli, Dhaka-1207 Visiting Hours: 4:00 PM – 7:00 PM (Sunday, Tuesday & Thursday) Appointment: 10651 or 0258157533 Google Maps Direction: Get Directions
How to Prepare for Your First Visit
Bring any old prescriptions, MRI/CT/EEG reports, blood test results and a simple list of medicines (including herbal ones). Bringing one family member helps everyone remember the advice clearly. Arrive 15–20 minutes early so you can settle comfortably – we are here to support you.
FAQ
What makes Dr. Md. Ashrafuzzaman Khan a trusted Neuromedicine Specialist in Dhaka?
Dr. Md. Ashrafuzzaman Khan combines daily hands-on work at Bangladesh’s top government neuroscience centre with international stroke training, giving him real-world expertise that helps patients from busy city families and nearby rural areas feel confident and understood in simple Bangla.
How does Dr. Ashrafuzzaman Khan’s Kerala training benefit stroke patients in Bangladesh?
His special training in Stroke & Interventional Neurology from Kerala, India, equips him with modern clot-management and recovery techniques that are still emerging in many local hospitals, helping Bangladeshi patients reduce long-term disability when every hour counts.
How common is stroke in Bangladesh and why choose an expert like Dr. Khan?
Stroke prevalence in Bangladesh is 1.10% according to the latest systematic review and meta-analysis on stroke prevalence in Bangladesh (PubMed). With thousands affected every year, especially in Dhaka Division, seeing a dedicated consultant who works at the national referral institute ensures faster recognition and better prevention plans tailored to our lifestyle.
Is epilepsy treatable and how does Dr. Md. Ashrafuzzaman Khan manage it?
Yes – most patients achieve good control with proper medicine and follow-up. The national household survey found epilepsy prevalence at 8.4 per 1,000 people across Bangladesh, similar in rural and urban areas – national household survey on epilepsy prevalence in Bangladesh (PMC). Dr. Khan uses this real Bangladeshi data to create practical, affordable treatment that fits family routines.
What extra advantage does Dr. Ashrafuzzaman Khan’s role at National Institute of Neurosciences & Hospital give to his patients?
Working as Consultant at the country’s only dedicated neuroscience institute means he sees hundreds of complex cases weekly, so private patients receive the same high-standard thinking and quick referral access when advanced tests or admission are needed. Visit the National Institute of Neurosciences & Hospital official website to learn more about the national centre where Dr. Khan serves → www.nins.gov.bd
Can Dr. Khan help with diabetic nerve problems and neuropathy?
Absolutely. His CCD certification from BIRDEM and daily experience with diabetes-related nerve damage at the government hospital allow him to combine blood-sugar control with nerve-specific treatments that many general doctors may not focus on as deeply.
How does Dr. Md. Ashrafuzzaman Khan explain complicated brain problems to ordinary patients?
He is known for breaking down MRI reports, EEG results, and treatment plans into everyday language – like a caring teacher – so families from Mirpur, Savar or any village background leave the consultation feeling clear and hopeful instead of confused.
Why do patients from different parts of Dhaka Division keep returning to Dr. Ashrafuzzaman Khan?
Because he treats the person, not just the disease – listening patiently, respecting family input, and always focusing on long-term quality of life in our hot climate, traffic stress, and local food habits.
What is the difference between a general medicine doctor and a Neuromedicine Specialist like Dr. Khan?
A general doctor handles common illnesses, but Dr. Khan specialises only in brain, nerve, spine and muscle disorders, using advanced diagnostics and the latest international protocols available at the national institute level.
How does Dr. Ashrafuzzaman Khan keep his knowledge fresh for Bangladeshi patients?
Through continuous work at the National Institute of Neurosciences, regular case discussions with the country’s top neurologists, and applying global best practices from his Kerala training to our local realities – from betel-nut risks to monsoon-related health challenges.
Take the First Step Toward Better Neurological Health Today
Your family’s peace of mind and good health matter more than anything. Do not let headaches, epilepsy, stroke concerns or nerve pain dim the light in your home. Dr. Md. Ashrafuzzaman Khan stands ready with expert, kind care at three convenient locations across Dhaka. Thousands of families from Mirpur to Savar and beyond have found real relief, renewed strength and fresh hope through his guidance.
One simple call today can open the door to better days ahead. At Bangladesh Health Alliance, we are committed to connecting every Bangladeshi family with doctors who truly care – and Dr. Khan is exactly that kind of doctor.
References
- Stroke study: Shuvo TA et al. (2024)
- Epilepsy survey: Mohammad QD et al. (2020)
- Experience: Verified on sasthyaseba.com
- National Institute: www.nins.gov.bd