Dr. Khondaker Shahriar Islam

Assistant Registrar

National Institute of Cardiovascular Diseases and Hospital, Dhaka

MBBS (DMC), BCS (Health),

D-Card (Cardiology)

Urology Consultation, Urinary Tract & Kidney Stone Treatment, Prostate Problems, Male Urological Disorders

10+ Years

Experience

10+

Of Patients

Available At

1 Center

About Dr. Khondaker Shahriar Islam

Dr. Khondaker Shahriar Islam is a Cardiology, Chest Diseases and Medicine specialist providing diagnosis and treatment for various cardiovascular, respiratory, and medical conditions. He provides patient-focused consultation for common and complex health concerns, with an emphasis on appropriate assessment, accurate diagnosis, risk evaluation, and suitable medical treatment.

Condition Treated By Dr. Khondaker Shahriar Islam

Heart Disease Management

Chest Pain Assessment

High Blood Pressure Care

Respiratory Disease Treatment

Asthma Management

Lung Disease Consultation

ECG & Heart Evaluation

Cardiac Risk Assessment

General Medicine Consultation

Frequently Asked Questions

What conditions does Dr. Khondaker Shahriar Islam treat?

He provides consultation for cardiovascular, respiratory, chest-related, and general medical conditions, including heart disease, chest pain, high blood pressure, asthma, and other medical concerns.

Can I consult the doctor for chest pain?

Yes. Chest pain can have different causes, including cardiac and respiratory conditions. A medical consultation can help assess the symptoms and determine the appropriate evaluation.

Does the doctor treat high blood pressure?

Yes. He provides medical consultation and management for high blood pressure and related cardiovascular risk factors.

Can I consult him for breathing problems?

Yes. He provides consultation for respiratory concerns such as breathing difficulties, asthma, and other chest or lung-related conditions.

Does the doctor provide heart-related evaluation?

Yes. He provides cardiac consultation, including assessment of heart-related symptoms and cardiovascular risk. ECG and other investigations may be advised when appropriate.