Dr. Md Mazharul Islam

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MBBS; MS (Neurology)
Neurologist (Neurology)
Assistant Professor (Neurology) & Resident Physician (RP)
National Institute of Neuroscience & Hospital, Dhaka
14 Years of Experience
BM&DC: A60354

Private Chamber

BHA Editorial Team
Last Updated May 13, 2026
Published on May 13, 2026

Dr. Md Mazharul Islam is a Neurologist in Dhaka and Assistant Professor (Neurology) & Resident Physician (RP) at NINS. He sees patients at Popular Diagnostic Centre, Shyamoli (4–6 PM). Consultation fee 800 BDT. Online consultation available—call +8801896409884.

Dr. Md Mazharul Islam – Neurologist in Dhaka (Shyamoli)

If you are searching for a neurologist in Dhaka for concerns like stroke follow‑up, severe headache/migraine, dizziness (মাথা ঘোরায়), seizure/fit (খিঁচুনি), numbness or tingling (ঝিনঝিনি), nerve pain, tremor, or movement problems, this profile will help you decide your next step and book the right appointment.

Dr. Md Mazharul Islam is a Neurologist working in Dhaka with 14 years of experience. He serves as Assistant Professor (Neurology) & Resident Physician (RP) at the National Institute of Neurosciences & Hospital (NINS), Dhaka, and also provides private chamber consultations at Popular Diagnostic Centre, Shyamoli. Online consultation is available for suitable cases.

Quick appointment info (for fast booking)

Doctor: Dr. Md Mazharul Islam
Specialty: Neurology (Brain & Nerve Specialist)
Degree: MBBS
Designation: Assistant Professor (Neurology) & Resident Physician (RP)
Workplace: National Institute of Neurosciences & Hospital (NINS), Dhaka
Experience: 14 years
BM&DC Registration: A-60354
Gender: Male

#1 – Private chamber (Shyamoli)

Chamber/Clinic: Popular Diagnostic Centre, Shyamoli
Full Address: 22/7 A S M Nuruzzaman Road, Block‑B, Babor Road, Mohammadpur, Dhaka‑1207
Visiting Hours: 4:00 PM – 6:00 PM
Consultation Fee: 800 BDT
Appointment (Tap to call): +8801896409884
Google Maps (Directions)

#2 – Private chamber (Comilla)

Chamber/Clinic: Popular Diagnostic Centre – Cumilla Branch
Address: House # 57, Laksam Road, Ramghat, Kandirpar, Cumilla
Appointment / Hotline: 09666787825
Visiting Time: বৃহস্পতিবার: বিকাল ৫টা – রাত ১০টা | শুক্রবার: দুপুর ২:৩০টা – রাত ৯টা
Google Map Direction

Online consultation

Available: Yes
Quick contact (WhatsApp): 01896409884

Helpful tip for Dhaka patients: Chamber serial systems can change due to hospital responsibilities. Please call before you travel to confirm the visiting day, serial timing, and any required documents.

Why patients choose a BM&DC-registered neurologist

When someone in the family has neurological symptoms—like sudden weakness, repeated severe headache, or seizures—families often feel anxious and confused. In Bangladesh, it’s also common to see many “advice” pages online that are not medically verified.

A simple safety step is checking that your doctor is BM&DC registered.

Dr. Md Mazharul Islam’s BM&DC registration number: A60354

BM&DC registration is a trusted way for patients to confirm that a doctor is licensed to practice in Bangladesh.

Understanding neurology in simple words (for patients and families)

A neurologist is a doctor who diagnoses and treats conditions related to:

the brain (মস্তিষ্ক)
the spinal cord (মেরুদণ্ড)
the nerves (স্নায়ু/নার্ভ)
and nerve-related muscle control

Neurologist vs. neurosurgeon (patients often ask)

A neurologist mainly treats neurological conditions with evaluation, medicines, lifestyle guidance, and follow‑up.
A neurosurgeon treats selected conditions with surgery (brain/spine operations).

Many patients start with a neurologist first; if surgery is ever needed, the neurologist helps guide the next step.

Common reasons people book a neurology appointment in Dhaka

Most patients don’t search “neurology” first—they search symptoms such as “মাথা ঘোরায়”, “হাত-পা ঝিনঝিন”, “খিঁচুনি”, “হঠাৎ দুর্বল হয়ে গেল”. Below are common reasons families visit a neurologist.

Sudden weakness on one side (হাত-পা দুর্বল/প্যারালাইসিস)
Facial drooping
Slurred speech
Sudden confusion
Recovery planning after hospital discharge

Bangladesh context: A nationwide population-based study reported stroke prevalence of 11.39 per 1,000 people (prevalence increases with age and is higher in men). This is why early recognition, emergency action, and proper follow-up are so important.

2) Severe headache or migraine

Frequent headaches affecting work/study
Headache with nausea/vomiting or light sensitivity
Headache that keeps returning despite painkillers

3) Dizziness / vertigo / balance problems

“Everything feels spinning”
Unsteady walking
Dizziness with nausea

4) Seizure / fits (খিঁচুনি), fainting-like episodes

Jerking movements, loss of consciousness
Repeated unexplained blackouts

Bangladesh context: WHO Bangladesh highlighted that for every 1,000 people aged 1 month and older, there are almost 9 cases of epilepsy. Proper diagnosis and regular follow-up can help many patients control seizures and live a normal life.

5) Numbness, tingling, burning feet, nerve pain

Tingling in hands/feet (ঝিনঝিনি)
Burning feet, especially in diabetics
Shooting pain from neck/back to arm/leg

6) Tremor, stiffness, movement difficulty

Hand shaking, slow movement
Stiffness and difficulty walking

7) Memory problems and confusion in elderly

Forgetting familiar names/places
Difficulty managing daily tasks

When to see a neurologist (practical guidance)

Consider a neurology consultation if:

symptoms are recurrent or getting worse
you have new numbness or weakness
headaches are severe, frequent, or disruptive
there is any seizure-like episode or unexplained blackout
there is tremor, walking difficulty, or balance problems

Emergency warning signs (do not wait for chamber hours)

Go to the nearest emergency hospital immediately if any of these occur:

sudden face droop, arm weakness, or speech difficulty (possible stroke)
sudden “worst headache of life”
seizure lasting more than 5 minutes, or repeated seizures without full recovery
severe confusion, severe drowsiness, or loss of consciousness

FAST stroke reminder (easy for families)

F – Face: one side drooping?
A – Arm: can both arms be lifted equally?
S – Speech: slurred speech?
T – Time: time matters—go to emergency now.

Workplace: National Institute of Neurosciences & Hospital (NINS), Dhaka

Dr. Md Mazharul Islam works at the National Institute of Neurosciences & Hospital (NINS), a dedicated neuroscience institute in Dhaka located at Sher‑e‑Bangla Nagar, Agargaon, Dhaka‑1207.

For many patients, a doctor’s workplace matters because it reflects:

regular involvement in neurology-focused clinical care
teamwork and exposure to complex cases
emphasis on evidence-based treatment and follow-up

If you are searching for more neurology doctors connected with Dhaka’s neuroscience services, you can explore the BHA NINS guide here: NINS doctors & private chamber guide (Dhaka)

Chamber details: Popular Diagnostic Centre, Shyamoli

Dr. Md Mazharul Islam’s private chamber is convenient for patients from Shyamoli, Mohammadpur, Kallyanpur, Agargaon, and nearby Dhaka areas.

Chamber information

Chamber/Clinic: Popular Diagnostic Centre, Shyamoli
Full Address: 22/7 A S M Nuruzzaman Road, Block‑B, Babor Road, Mohammadpur, Dhaka‑1207
Visiting Hours: 4:00 PM – 6:00 PM
Consultation Fee: 800 BDT
Appointment: +8801896409884
Directions (Google Maps)

Booking tips (Dhaka serial reality)

Call early to confirm the serial system.
If the patient is elderly or post-stroke, request guidance on the best time to arrive.
If you are coming from outside Dhaka, mention your travel time so the chamber team can suggest a practical schedule.

Online consultation (available): who benefits most?

Online consultation can be helpful when:

you need a follow-up after an in-person visit
you want report review and guidance on next steps
travel to Dhaka is difficult (elderly, disability, long-distance)

Online consultation is not for emergencies

If there are emergency warning signs (stroke symptoms, ongoing seizure, severe confusion), please go to emergency care first.

WhatsApp support: 01896409884

What to expect during a neurology consultation

A neurology visit may feel detailed, but it should be understandable. A typical consultation includes:

Symptom story and timeline: when it started, how it changed, triggers, and what improves/worsens it
Review of previous reports: old prescriptions, discharge papers, CT/MRI/EEG reports if available
Medication review: current medicines, dose, and side effects
Neurological examination: strength, reflexes, balance, sensation, coordination
Care plan and follow-up: treatment plan, warning signs, and follow-up timing

In some cases, investigations may be advised if needed. Your doctor should explain why a test helps and what it is expected to clarify.

How to prepare for your appointment (Bangladesh-friendly checklist)

Bring these to save time and improve accuracy:

previous reports (CT/MRI films or digital copies, EEG if done, lab tests)
old prescriptions and hospital discharge papers (especially after stroke)
a list of current medicines (or photos of medicine strips)
recent blood pressure/sugar readings if available

If the patient is elderly, it helps if a family member joins because they can describe changes in memory, walking, speech, or daily activities.

Patient education: common questions in neurology visits

“Doctor, is my headache dangerous?”

Many headaches are not life-threatening, but a careful check is important when headaches are new, worsening, very severe, or linked with neurological symptoms.

“Is numbness always a stroke?”

Not always. Numbness can happen due to nerve compression, diabetes-related neuropathy, vitamin deficiency, or other causes. A neurologist helps identify likely reasons and the right next steps.

“Can epilepsy be controlled?”

In many cases, seizures can be controlled with appropriate medicines and follow-up. Regular medicine use and avoiding triggers like sleep deprivation can make a big difference.

Explore more neurology options on Bangladesh Health Alliance (BHA)

If you want to compare choices, these internal pages can help:

FAQs

How do I book an appointment with Dr. Md Mazharul Islam?

Call +8801896409884 to take a serial for Dr. Md Mazharul Islam (Neurology) at Popular Diagnostic Centre, Shyamoli. When calling, briefly mention your main problem (example: migraine, dizziness, seizure, stroke follow-up) so the team can guide you about serial timing and what documents to bring.

What are the chamber visiting hours in Shyamoli?

The chamber visiting time is 4:00 PM to 6:00 PM. Because doctors may have hospital duties, it’s smart to call first and confirm the day’s schedule and serial process before you travel—especially if you’re coming from outside Shyamoli or outside Dhaka.

Where is the chamber located (full address)?

Popular Diagnostic Centre, Shyamoli is located at 22/7 A S M Nuruzzaman Road, Block-B, Babor Road, Mohammadpur, Dhaka-1207. If you’re unfamiliar with the area, use Google Maps directions or ask the clinic team to guide you from nearby landmarks.

What is the consultation fee?

The chamber consultation fee is 800 BDT. For online consultation, the fee and payment method can depend on the clinic’s current process, so confirm the online consultation fee and how to pay when you call the appointment number.

Is online consultation available?

Yes—online consultation is available. Online consultation is often best for follow-up advice, report review (MRI/CT/EEG/blood tests), and guidance when traveling to Dhaka is difficult. If your symptoms are sudden and severe (possible stroke or ongoing seizure), go to emergency care first.

What should I bring for the first visit?

Bring previous reports (CT/MRI/EEG/lab results), old prescriptions, and a list of your current medicines (or photos of medicine strips). If the patient is elderly or post-stroke, a family member should come along to explain the symptom timeline and daily activity changes clearly.

I had a stroke—when should I seek follow-up with a neurologist?

Stroke patients usually need planned follow-ups after hospital discharge to review recovery, medicines, and risk factors like blood pressure and diabetes. If you notice new weakness, speech difficulty, facial droop, severe headache, or sudden confusion, don’t wait for chamber hours—seek emergency care immediately, then book follow-up.

I have recurrent migraine or severe headache—should I see a neurologist?

A neurologist visit can help when headache is recurrent, worsening, or affecting work/sleep/study, or when it comes with vomiting, vision problems, weakness, numbness, fainting, or seizures. If you experience a sudden “worst headache of life” or neurological symptoms, go to emergency care first.

I feel numbness/tingling (ঝিনঝিনি) in hand or feet—what should I do?

Numbness or tingling can happen for different reasons, including nerve compression, diabetes-related nerve problems, vitamin issues, or other neurological causes. A consultation helps organize the history, examine the nerves, and decide what steps are needed. Bring any diabetes/blood pressure readings if you have them.

Which symptoms are emergencies in neurology?

Seek urgent emergency help if there is sudden one-sided weakness, speech trouble, face droop, ongoing seizure, repeated seizures, loss of consciousness, or severe confusion. These can be warning signs of conditions like stroke or status seizures, where time matters.

Book an appointment now

For chamber serial and appointment guidance:

Call: +8801896409884
WhatsApp: 01896409884
Chamber time: 4:00 PM – 6:00 PM
Chamber location: Popular Diagnostic Centre, Shyamoli, Dhaka

If symptoms are sudden and severe (stroke warning signs, ongoing seizure, severe confusion), go to emergency care first.

References

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