Dr. Md. Dulal Hossain — Homeopathic Doctor in Faridpur (Medical Officer, Homeo)
If you are looking for a homeopathic doctor in Faridpur for long-standing problems like piles (hemorrhoids), migraine/headache, allergy, skin diseases, tonsillitis, nasal polyp-related discomfort, and different types of pain, Dr. Md. Dulal Hossain offers patient-focused consultation with practical guidance and follow-up planning. He also provides online consultation, which is helpful for patients who cannot visit the chamber regularly due to distance, work schedules, or mobility limitations.
Dr. Dulal Hossain serves as a Medical Officer (Homeo) at Faridpur Medical College Hospital, Faridpur, and has 14 years of clinical experience. In Bangladesh, many families manage both short-term illnesses and long-term chronic symptoms while balancing work, travel challenges, and healthcare costs. National and global health sources highlight how chronic conditions and recurring symptoms affect daily productivity and quality of life—especially in lower- and middle-income settings. (World Health Organization)
Quick Appointment Information (Chamber + Online)
Doctor: Dr. Md. Dulal Hossain
Qualification: BHMS (Bachelor of Homeopathic Medicine & Surgery), BHS (Upper)
Designation: Medical Officer (Homeo)
Workplace: Faridpur Medical College Hospital, Faridpur
Experience: 14 Years
Professional Registration (as provided): H-1227
Gender: Male
Private Chamber (Clinic)
Clinic Name: Graduate Homeo Chamber
Location: Chunaghata Bridge, Laxipur, Faridpur
Visiting Hours: 3:30 PM – 8:00 PM
Appointment Number: 01969323410
Consultation Fee: ৳200
Online Consultation: Yes
Contact Email (as provided): dulalbhms@gmail.com
(For booking or basic queries. For privacy, avoid sending highly sensitive personal details over email if not necessary.)
About Dr. Md. Dulal Hossain
Patients usually come to a chamber not only with a “diagnosis,” but with a daily problem: recurring pain, sleep disturbance due to migraine, itching or skin flare-ups, discomfort from piles, breathing or sinus discomfort linked to allergy, or confidence and relationship stress caused by sexual health concerns. A good consultation must help the patient feel heard, understood, and guided with a realistic plan.
Dr. Md. Dulal Hossain’s practice focuses on detailed case-taking, symptom pattern understanding, and follow-up-oriented care, which is especially important for conditions that are episodic (like migraine and allergy) or long-standing (like chronic pain, piles, and recurrent skin problems). As a Medical Officer (Homeo) working in a major public medical environment in Faridpur, he is also familiar with how patients present in real-life settings—often with multiple concerns at the same time.
Educational Background and Clinical Credentials
Dr. Dulal Hossain holds:
- BHMS (Bachelor of Homeopathic Medicine & Surgery)
- BHS (Upper)
These qualifications indicate formal training in homeopathic medical education and practice frameworks. His professional registration number is H-1227 (as provided).
Designation and Workplace
Designation: Medical Officer (Homeo)
Workplace: Faridpur Medical College Hospital, Faridpur
This association matters to many patients because a hospital environment typically brings exposure to diverse patient cases and encourages disciplined documentation and continuity of care. For patients, it also offers reassurance that the doctor understands common warning signs and when referral or urgent evaluation may be required.
Bangladesh’s health context includes a rising burden of long-term conditions and repeated symptom patterns. WHO reporting notes that noncommunicable diseases account for a large share of deaths in Bangladesh, emphasizing the importance of early, consistent care and lifestyle risk reduction where relevant. (World Health Organization)
Clinical Experience: 14 Years of Practice
With 14 years of experience, Dr. Dulal Hossain has worked with a wide range of patients—from students and service-holders to farmers, shopkeepers, and elderly patients—many of whom want a plan that is:
- Easy to follow
- Affordable and sustainable
- Monitored through follow-up
- Focused on both symptoms and triggers
Experience becomes especially valuable in cases where symptoms have been repeated for months or years, where the patient has tried multiple remedies, or where symptoms fluctuate with stress, diet, sleep, weather, and work routine.
Areas of Consultation and Special Clinical Focus
Below are the key conditions and symptom groups commonly addressed in Dr. Dulal Hossain’s chamber. This section is written in a patient-friendly way and is also optimized for “voice search” queries such as: “homeopathic doctor in Faridpur for piles,” “homeopathy for migraine,” or “skin allergy treatment in Faridpur.”
1) Piles (Hemorrhoids): Pain, Bleeding, and Discomfort
Piles are extremely common worldwide, and many people delay care because of embarrassment or fear. Studies in adult populations show hemorrhoids can be frequent and sometimes present even without symptoms. (PubMed)
Common reasons patients seek consultation:
- Bleeding during or after bowel movement
- Pain, burning, or discomfort
- Itching and irritation around the anal area
- Swelling or a feeling of “something coming out”
- Constipation-related discomfort and straining
Practical guidance often discussed during consultation:
- Stool pattern, hydration, and fiber intake
- Bathroom habits (avoiding prolonged straining)
- Lifestyle factors (weight, activity level, heavy lifting routines)
- When immediate evaluation is needed (significant bleeding, dizziness, severe pain, black stool, or weight loss)
Safety note: Rectal bleeding is not always “just piles.” Any persistent bleeding should be medically evaluated to rule out other causes.
2) Migraine and Headache: Recurring Attacks and Daily Life Impact
Migraine is more than a headache—it can disrupt work, family life, and sleep. Global Burden of Disease analyses have repeatedly highlighted headache disorders (including migraine) as major contributors to disability worldwide. (PMC)
Bangladesh-based research also describes migraine triggers commonly reported by patients, including stress, disturbed sleep, and noise exposure, which fit many real-life routines.
Common migraine features patients report:
- Throbbing head pain (often one-sided)
- Nausea or vomiting
- Sensitivity to light and sound
- Worsening with physical activity
- Attacks that repeat weekly or monthly
Trigger management is often a key part of the plan:
- Sleep timing and “weekend sleep swings”
- Skipping meals or fasting-trigger patterns
- Stress routines and workload peaks
- Hydration and caffeine patterns
- Screen use and prolonged exposure to noise
Urgent warning signs for headache: sudden “worst headache,” weakness/numbness, fainting, confusion, severe fever/stiff neck, head injury, or new headache after age 50—these require urgent medical evaluation.
3) Allergy: Seasonal Flare-Ups, Dust Sensitivity, and Recurrent Symptoms
Allergy symptoms often repeat—especially with dust exposure, weather changes, sleeping environment, or family history. Patients commonly seek help for:
- Sneezing and runny nose
- Nasal congestion
- Itchy eyes or throat
- Recurrent cough linked to triggers
- Skin allergy patterns (hives/itching)
A key benefit of a structured consultation is identifying “what makes it worse” and “what makes it better,” then building a follow-up plan. For many patients, preventing repeated flare-ups matters as much as treating the flare itself.
4) Nasal Polyp and Sinus-Related Discomfort (Consultation Focus)
Patients may complain of:
- Persistent nasal blockage
- Reduced sense of smell
- Postnasal drip
- Sinus pressure-type discomfort
- Recurring “blocked nose” despite repeated remedies
Because nasal polyps may require ENT evaluation (and sometimes imaging), a responsible consultation includes guidance on when to seek specialist assessment—especially if the blockage is persistent, one-sided, associated with nosebleeds, or affects breathing/sleep significantly.
5) Tonsillitis and Throat Problems
Recurrent throat pain can be linked to seasonal changes, infections, dust exposure, dehydration, reflux patterns, or immune stress. Patients seek consultation for:
- Repeated sore throat episodes
- Swallowing discomfort
- Bad breath with throat irritation
- Enlarged tonsils or recurrent inflammation
Emergency signs: breathing difficulty, severe drooling, inability to swallow liquids, high fever with neck swelling—seek urgent care.
6) Skin Diseases: Itching, Rashes, Recurrent Infections, and Chronic Patterns
Skin problems can be physically uncomfortable and emotionally exhausting. Many patients worry about visible rashes, itching, recurring fungal infections, acne-like issues, or long-term eczema-type symptoms.
Recent reporting based on the Bangladesh Bureau of Statistics Health and Morbidity Status Survey (HMSS) 2025 has cited skin disease prevalence figures and highlighted higher rates in rural settings. (The Business Standard)
On the global side, research on the burden of skin conditions emphasizes that skin disorders contribute significantly to non-fatal health burden (years lived with disability). (PMC)
What a good skin consultation typically covers:
- Exact pattern and location of lesions
- Triggers (sweat, heat, soaps, cosmetics, dust, foods)
- Family history (allergy/atopy)
- Hygiene routines and shared towel/clothing habits
- Need for lab tests or dermatologist referral (if severe or not improving)
Important: Any rapidly spreading rash, severe swelling of face/lips, blistering rash, or rash with high fever requires urgent medical attention.
7) All Types of Pain: Joint, Back, Muscle, and “Whole-Body” Pain
Pain is one of the most common reasons people seek care. Patients may report:
- Back pain affecting work and lifting
- Knee or joint pain limiting movement
- Neck/shoulder pain linked to posture and long screen time
- Generalized body pain with fatigue
A practical consultation often includes:
- Pain timing and pattern (morning vs evening, movement-related vs rest-related)
- Activity triggers (work posture, travel, heavy lifting)
- Sleep quality, hydration, nutrition
- Red flags (numbness, weakness, loss of bladder/bowel control, fever, sudden severe pain)
When pain shows “red flag” features, urgent evaluation is important.
8) Sexual Health Concerns: ED and Premature Ejaculation (PME)
Sexual health concerns are common but often kept hidden due to shame or fear of judgment. In a respectful medical setting, patients can discuss:
- Erectile dysfunction (ED)
- Premature ejaculation (PME)
- Performance anxiety
- Stress-related symptoms
- Fatigue and reduced confidence
What matters most in a professional consultation:
- Privacy and confidentiality
- Understanding physical factors (sleep, chronic illness, medication use)
- Understanding mental factors (stress, relationship strain, anxiety)
- A structured follow-up plan rather than “one-time” advice
Important safety note: Sudden ED can sometimes be associated with underlying health issues. If a patient has chest pain, breathlessness, diabetes, high blood pressure, or heavy smoking history, medical evaluation is strongly recommended.
9) Tumour-Related Concerns (Consultation and Supportive Guidance)
Some patients use the word “tumour” to describe a lump, swelling, or long-standing growth. A responsible approach is to:
- Encourage timely medical evaluation and proper diagnosis
- Guide patients toward appropriate investigations or referrals when needed
- Provide supportive care guidance where appropriate
Ethical clarity: This profile avoids claiming that homeopathy “cures” tumours. Any new lump, rapidly growing swelling, unexplained weight loss, persistent fever, or unusual bleeding must be evaluated promptly in a medical facility.
What to Expect During Your Consultation (Patient Journey)
First Visit: Listening, Pattern Recognition, and a Clear Plan
A quality homeopathic consultation typically includes:
- Your main problems (what bothers you most)
- When it started and how it changes over time
- Triggers (sleep, food, dust, stress, heat/cold, travel)
- Past treatments and response
- Relevant family history
- Lifestyle routine (work hours, diet, hydration, physical activity)
Tip for patients: If possible, bring previous reports, prescriptions, and a short written list of symptoms and their timing. For migraine or allergy, even a simple “symptom diary” helps.
Follow-Up: Tracking Change and Adjusting the Plan
Many conditions on this profile—migraine, allergy, skin disease, chronic pain—benefit from follow-up. The aim is to monitor:
- Frequency of attacks (e.g., migraine episodes per month)
- Severity and duration
- Trigger control success
- Side effects or new symptoms
- Functional improvement (sleep, work attendance, daily comfort)
Online Consultation: How It Works (Simple and Practical)
Dr. Dulal Hossain provides online consultation, which can be useful for:
- Follow-up visits after an initial chamber consultation
- Patients living outside Faridpur
- Busy working patients who can’t attend during visiting hours
- Patients who need quick guidance on recurring symptoms
What to prepare for an online consultation
- Your age, main symptoms, and duration
- Photos (only if needed and safe) for skin issues
- Any medical reports you already have
- Current medications and allergies
- Clear description of what changed since the last visit
Booking: Call 01969323410 to schedule.
Email (optional): dulalbhms@gmail.com (use for booking or sending non-sensitive documents if requested).
Chamber Location and Visiting Hours (Graduate Homeo Chamber, Faridpur)
Clinic Name: Graduate Homeo Chamber
Address: Chunaghata Bridge, Laxipur, Faridpur
Visiting Hours: 3:30 PM – 8:00 PM
Consultation Fee: ৳200
Appointment Number: 01969323410
If you are coming from another area, calling before you arrive can reduce waiting time and ensure smooth scheduling.
Why Patients Choose Dr. Md. Dulal Hossain in Faridpur
Patients generally look for three things: trust, time to explain, and a clear plan. Dr. Dulal Hossain is often chosen because of:
- Hospital-based professional role (Medical Officer, Homeo)
- 14 years of experience with diverse patient needs
- Focus on common and high-impact symptoms (piles discomfort, migraine disruption, allergy recurrence, skin flare-ups, pain conditions)
- Affordable consultation fee (৳200)
- Evening chamber hours that fit many work routines
- Online consultation option for follow-up and remote patients
At a broader level, Bangladesh’s health burden increasingly includes chronic and recurring symptoms, and WHO notes a significant impact of noncommunicable disease trends on families and productivity—making consistent care and prevention guidance more important than ever. (World Health Organization)
FAQs
How do I book an appointment with Dr. Md. Dulal Hossain in Faridpur?
Call the appointment number (01969323410) to book a visit time and reduce waiting. If you’re coming from outside Laxipur/Faridpur, it’s smart to call before traveling so you can confirm the chamber schedule and plan your visit smoothly. (Online consultation is also available if you cannot come in person.)
Does Dr. Md. Dulal Hossain provide online homeopathy consultation?
Yes. Online consultation can work well for follow-ups, recurring symptoms (like migraine/allergy), or patients living outside Faridpur. For the best results, prepare a short symptom timeline, current medicines, and any relevant reports/photos (only if needed). Book through the same phone number used for appointments.
What should I bring to my first homeopathic consultation?
Bring any previous prescriptions, test reports, and a simple list of your symptoms: when they started, what triggers them, and what improves them. If you have headaches or allergy flare-ups, note frequency (how many times per week/month). For skin issues, bring clear photos taken in daylight if the rash changes over time.
How long does it usually take to see improvement with homeopathic treatment?
Time varies by condition, severity, and how long symptoms have been present. Some people notice early relief in a few days for minor issues, while long-standing problems (chronic skin disease, migraine patterns, piles discomfort, or long-term pain) often need consistent follow-up and trigger management. Your doctor will guide you on realistic expectations and review progress regularly.
Can I take homeopathic medicines along with regular (allopathic) medicines?
In many cases, people continue their prescribed medicines while taking homeopathic treatment, but you should tell the doctor everything you’re currently using (including herbal/OTC products). Never stop essential medicines (like for diabetes, blood pressure, asthma, heart disease) without medical advice. If you feel unusual side effects, seek prompt evaluation.
When should piles (hemorrhoids) be treated as urgent?
Seek urgent medical attention if you have heavy bleeding, dizziness/fainting, severe pain, black stool, fever, or rapid worsening. Also get checked if bleeding keeps returning—even if you think it’s “just piles”—because other conditions can look similar. Early evaluation helps prevent complications and reduces anxiety.
What migraine or headache details help a doctor treat you better?
The most helpful details are: where the pain is, how long it lasts, how often it returns, and whether there’s nausea, light/sound sensitivity, or aura. Also mention common triggers like sleep disruption, stress, skipping meals, dehydration, and screen exposure. If headaches are sudden and “worst ever,” or come with weakness/confusion, treat it as an emergency.
What can I do at home to reduce allergy flare-ups while taking treatment?
Start with practical trigger control: keep bedding clean, reduce dust exposure, avoid strong perfumes/smoke, and maintain good hydration. If symptoms worsen in specific seasons or environments, note that pattern. For nasal blockage that persists or is one-sided, consider ENT evaluation—especially if you have nosebleeds, severe snoring, or reduced smell.
How are sexual health concerns (ED/PME) handled in a medical consultation?
A professional consultation should be confidential and respectful. The doctor may ask about stress, sleep, relationship factors, chronic illness (like diabetes), smoking, and medication history. Honest answers help identify patterns and set a follow-up plan. If ED begins suddenly or you also have chest pain, breathlessness, or diabetes/high BP, seek broader medical assessment too.
I have a lump and I’m worried about a “tumour”—what should I do first?
First, don’t delay proper medical evaluation. Any new lump, fast-growing swelling, unexplained weight loss, persistent fever, or unusual bleeding should be assessed in a medical facility with appropriate tests. A homeopathy consultation may offer supportive guidance, but it should never replace diagnostic evaluation when serious warning signs exist.
Book an Appointment (Call Now)
To consult Dr. Md. Dulal Hossain:
✅ Call for appointment: 01969323410
✅ Chamber: Graduate Homeo Chamber, Chunaghata Bridge, Laxipur, Faridpur
✅ Visiting hours: 3:30 PM – 8:00 PM
✅ Fee: ৳200
✅ Online consultation: Available
If you’re dealing with repeated migraine attacks, piles discomfort, allergy flare-ups, stubborn skin problems, sexual health concerns (ED/PME), or long-term pain, getting a structured consultation and follow-up plan can make daily life easier and more predictable.