Dr. Muhammad Ataur Rahman

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MBBS, BCS(Health), FCPS (Medicine), FRCP (Glasgow), FRCP (Edinburgh), FACP (USA)
Medicine Specialist
Associate Professor (Medicine)
Shaheed Syed Nazrul Islam Medical College, Kishoreganj
13 Years of Experience
BM&DC: 40866

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BHA Editorial Team
Last Updated May 8, 2026
Published on May 7, 2026

Dr. Muhammad Ataur Rahman is a Medicine Specialist and Associate Professor (Medicine) in Kishoreganj with 13 years’ experience. Chamber: Health Aid Diagnostic & Hospital. Serial: 01919022115.

Dr. Muhammad Ataur Rahman – Medicine Specialist in Kishoreganj

If you are searching for a Medicine Specialist in Kishoreganj for fever, diabetes (sugar/ডায়াবেটিস), blood pressure (BP/রক্তচাপ), gastric/acidity (গ্যাস্ট্রিক), breathing trouble, or report review (রিপোর্ট দেখানো)—you can consult Dr. Muhammad Ataur Rahman, an Associate Professor (Medicine) with 13 years of experience.

Many families in Kishoreganj look for a dependable “medicine doctor” when symptoms are mixed—weakness, dizziness, long cough, appetite loss, recurring fever, or multiple health problems together. Internal Medicine is often the right first step because it focuses on adult whole-body care and helps patients understand what is happening, what tests are truly needed, and what to do next.

Quick Facts (At a Glance)

Doctor: Dr. Muhammad Ataur Rahman
Specialty: Medicine Specialist (Internal Medicine)
Designation: Associate Professor (Medicine)
Workplace: Shaheed Syed Nazrul Islam Medical College, Kishoreganj
Experience: 13 years
BM&DC Registration No.: 40866
Gender: Male

Chamber & Appointment

Private Chamber: Health Aid Diagnostic & Hospital
Chamber Address: Poribohon Bhabon, Station Road, Kishoreganj
Visiting Hours: 4:00 PM – 10:00 PM
Appointment/Serial (সিরিয়াল): 01919022115
Consultation Fee: New – 800 BDT | Follow-up – 600 BDT

Personal Contact (Provided)

Mobile: 01717022115
Email: dr.ataur1981@gmail.com

About Dr. Muhammad Ataur Rahman

Dr. Muhammad Ataur Rahman is known for careful assessment and patient-friendly explanation—especially important when patients are anxious or uncertain about what their reports mean. As an Associate Professor (Medicine) at a government medical college, he remains connected to updated clinical practice through academic and hospital-based work.

Patients commonly appreciate a Medicine specialist who:

Takes a detailed history and checks important signs (BP, pulse, breathing, swelling, etc.)
Reviews previous prescriptions and reports rather than repeating the same tests
Advises investigations only when needed (to reduce unnecessary expense)
Explains the plan in simple language so patients can follow at home
Creates a follow-up plan for diabetes, BP, and other long-term conditions

Verified Identity & Trust Signals

BM&DC Registration: 40866
Patients can verify doctor registration using the official BMDC verification portal
Academic & Workplace Listing: Dr. Muhammad Ataur Rahman is listed on the official Department of Medicine faculty page of Shaheed Syed Nazrul Islam Medical College, Kishoreganj

These points help patients feel confident that they are consulting a properly registered physician with an established academic role.

Educational Qualifications & International Professional Recognition

Dr. Muhammad Ataur Rahman’s qualifications include both national credentials and international professional recognition:

MBBS
BCS (Health)
FCPS (Medicine)
FRCP (Glasgow)
FRCP (Edinburgh)
FACP (USA)

What these mean for patients (simple explanation)

FCPS (Medicine) reflects advanced training in adult Internal Medicine.
BCS (Health) indicates government health service background.
FRCP / FACP are respected professional recognitions that generally reflect professional standards and ongoing engagement with modern medical practice.

What a Medicine Specialist Treats (Common Reasons Patients Visit)

A Medicine Specialist (Internal Medicine) focuses on adult health problems across multiple systems. This is especially helpful when symptoms overlap or when a patient has more than one condition.

Fever, infections, body ache & weakness

Patients frequently consult for:

Fever that continues beyond a few days
Recurrent fever episodes
Fever with severe weakness, body pain, dehydration, or loss of appetite
Report review after tests for fever

Diabetes (Sugar/ডায়াবেটিস) management and follow-up

Many adults visit for:

Newly diagnosed diabetes counselling
Uncontrolled sugar readings
Medicine adjustment and lifestyle guidance
Reviewing HbA1c and routine monitoring reports
Preventing long-term complications through regular follow-up

High blood pressure (BP/রক্তচাপ) and heart-risk monitoring

Patients often need:

Safe, long-term BP control
Review when BP stays high despite medication
Guidance on salt intake, weight, sleep, and daily habits
Checking related risks (kidney function, cholesterol, sugar)

Breathing problems, cough & chest symptoms

Common reasons include:

Long cough, wheezing, breathlessness
Seasonal breathing trouble
Chest discomfort that needs medical evaluation
Report review and step-by-step advice with warning signs

Gastric/acidity (গ্যাস্ট্রিক), digestion and appetite problems

Patients visit for:

Acidity, burning, bloating, indigestion
Appetite changes, nausea
Recurrent abdominal discomfort

Report review, chronic disease follow-up & “multiple problems together”

A Medicine specialist is especially useful when you have:

Multiple reports and prescriptions from different places
Mixed symptoms that don’t fit one single organ
Chronic conditions together (for example diabetes + BP + cholesterol)
Need for a clear next step and follow-up plan

Why Regular Follow-up Matters in Bangladesh

Bangladesh is experiencing a high burden of long-term noncommunicable diseases (NCDs), including diabetes and hypertension. That is why many families benefit from regular Medicine specialist follow-up—especially for diabetes, BP, cholesterol, fatty liver risk, kidney function monitoring, and lifestyle guidance.

A practical approach is: early diagnosis + correct medicine + lifestyle steps + regular follow-up. This reduces complications and helps you avoid emergency visits.

What to Expect During Your Consultation

A good Internal Medicine consultation usually includes:

History (আপনার কথা শুনে বুঝা): what you feel, how long it has been happening, any triggers, work and sleep patterns, diet habits, and family history.
Examination (চেকআপ): BP, pulse, breathing assessment, swelling, abdominal check (when needed), and focused examination based on symptoms.
Report review (রিপোর্ট দেখা): understanding what your tests actually show, what is normal, and what needs attention.
Focused tests only when needed: the goal is to confirm a diagnosis or monitor a chronic condition—without unnecessary investigations.
Clear plan: medicine timing (ওষুধের সময়), diet guidance (খাবারের নিয়ম), follow-up date, and warning signs.

A patient-friendly note

If you feel shy to ask questions, bring a family member. Also, request the doctor/assistant to explain medicine timing clearly—morning, noon, night, before/after meal.

Common Tests Patients Often Bring (or May Be Advised)

Tests depend on symptoms, age, and history. Patients commonly bring or may be advised (when appropriate):

CBC, ESR/CRP (for fever evaluation)
Blood sugar (Fasting/2-hour/Random) and HbA1c
Lipid profile (cholesterol)
Serum creatinine, urine tests (kidney)
Liver function tests
Thyroid profile (when symptoms suggest)
ECG / chest-related evaluations if clinically needed

Important: Not everyone needs every test. A good plan is to do only what your symptoms and examination require.

Patient Checklist (Before You Visit)

To make your visit more useful (especially if you come from outside Kishoreganj town):

Bring all previous prescriptions (পুরোনো প্রেসক্রিপশন নিয়ে আসুন)
Bring all test reports—even older ones (রিপোর্টগুলো একসাথে)
Write down your main symptoms and how many days/months you have them
Make a list of current medicines (BP, sugar, gastric, vitamins, herbal)
If you have diabetes, bring recent home sugar readings if available
If you have BP issues, note your latest BP readings
For serial (সিরিয়াল), call earlier and arrive a bit before your expected turn

Chamber Details (Kishoreganj)

Health Aid Diagnostic & Hospital

Address: Poribohon Bhabon, Station Road, Kishoreganj
Visiting Time: 4:00 PM – 10:00 PM
Appointment/Serial: 01919022115
Consultation Fee: New – 800 BDT | Follow-up – 600 BDT
Google Map Directions

Local tip: If you are coming from outside Kishoreganj Sadar, try to reach the Station Road area earlier in the evening to avoid transport delay.

Helpful Bangladesh Health Alliance Links (For Patients & Families)

Workplace & Academic Role

Dr. Muhammad Ataur Rahman works at Shaheed Syed Nazrul Islam Medical College, Kishoreganj as an Associate Professor (Medicine). Medical college physicians often manage a wide range of complex cases and stay updated through teaching and hospital practice—helping patients receive care aligned with modern clinical standards.

When You Should Seek Emergency Care (Do Not Wait for Chamber)

Please seek emergency help immediately if you have:

Severe chest pain or heavy pressure in the chest
Severe breathing difficulty
Sudden weakness on one side of the body, face drooping, or trouble speaking
Very high fever with confusion or severe worsening
Fainting, repeated vomiting, or inability to drink fluids

FAQs

How do I take an appointment (serial) for Dr. Muhammad Ataur Rahman?

Call 01919022115 to take serial for Health Aid Diagnostic & Hospital. If possible, call earlier in the day and arrive a bit before your expected time.

What are his visiting hours?

He provides chamber consultation from 4:00 PM to 10:00 PM at Health Aid Diagnostic & Hospital, Station Road, Kishoreganj.

Where is the chamber located?

Health Aid Diagnostic & Hospital, Poribohon Bhabon, Station Road, Kishoreganj.

What is the consultation fee?

New patient: 800 BDT
Follow-up: 600 BDT

What problems does a Medicine Specialist treat?

A Medicine specialist mainly treats adult health problems such as fever, diabetes (sugar/ডায়াবেটিস), blood pressure (BP/রক্তচাপ), cough/breathing trouble, gastric/acidity, weakness, and report review (রিপোর্ট দেখানো).

I have fever for 3–7 days—when should I visit?

If fever continues beyond 3 days, comes back repeatedly, or you feel very weak/dehydrated—take an appointment. Bring any previous prescriptions and reports, and note how many days the fever has been happening.

What should I bring for diabetes (sugar) follow-up?

Bring:

Previous prescriptions
Recent sugar reports (Fasting/2-hour/Random) and HbA1c if available
Any home glucometer readings
List of current medicines (including insulin/diabetes tablets)

What should I bring for BP (high pressure) follow-up?

Bring:

Previous BP medicines/prescriptions
Recent BP readings (home/pharmacy)
Any related reports (sugar, cholesterol, creatinine/urine) if already done

What tests are commonly considered for long fever (doctor decides based on symptoms)?

Depending on your history and examination, a Medicine specialist may consider tests like CBC, ESR/CRP, urine test, or other targeted tests. You don’t need to do everything in advance—bring your symptoms timeline and any old reports so the doctor can guide you.

When should I go to emergency instead of chamber consultation?

Go to emergency immediately if you have severe chest pain, severe breathing difficulty, fainting, confusion, very high fever with rapid worsening, or sudden weakness on one side.

Book an Appointment

For adult health problems—especially fever, diabetes, BP, gastric issues, breathing symptoms, and report-based follow-up—you can consult Dr. Muhammad Ataur Rahman at Health Aid Diagnostic & Hospital, Station Road, Kishoreganj.