Asst. Prof. Dr. H.A Rashid

About Asst. Prof. Dr. H.A Rashid

Tape tennis cricket matches heat up the dusty fields of Narayangonj every Friday afternoon. Local tournaments draw huge crowds from neighboring alleys. Young men dive for catches without thinking about the hard uneven ground beneath them. A sudden crack in the shoulder stops the game instantly. The loud cheers turn into a frantic search for medical help. The sharp pain of a broken collarbone leaves a player gasping for air on the dirt pitch. Asst Prof Dr H A Rashid handles these sudden sports injuries and complex traumas. He serves as an Assistant Professor. His medical journey started with an MBBS degree. He then joined the government healthcare system by clearing the BCS exams. Working in public hospitals teaches a doctor how to manage chaotic emergency rooms with absolute focus. He later earned an MS in Ortho to dedicate his career entirely to bone surgery. You will find him consulting patients at Popular Diagnostic Center Ltd in Narayangonj. The injured cricketer arrives at the clinic holding his arm tightly against his chest. Every breath causes the broken bone to shift and grind. Dr Rashid steps into the room with a very calm approach. His government hospital background means he has seen thousands of similar fractures. He gently examines the swollen shoulder without causing extra agony. He orders an X ray to see if the bone pieces are overlapping or just cracked. He knows exactly how to read the dark films to spot hidden splinters. Teaching junior doctors is a major part of his daily routine. He uses that same clear voice to explain the injury to the young man and his worried friends. He grabs a notepad and draws a rough sketch of the upper chest. He explains why a special figure eight bandage is needed to pull the shoulders back and align the broken pieces. He tells the boy exactly how many weeks he must stay off the field. He also advises the family on calcium rich foods to speed up the healing process. He gives honest advice without using confusing medical terms. Taking a patient with a broken shoulder to Dhaka is a miserable experience. The highway traffic makes every bump on the road feel like a sharp knife. Having a BCS trained orthopedic surgeon right in the city changes the entire situation. The young man gets his shoulder set properly within an hour. His friends can take him home safely in a local rickshaw. Checking the bone healing a few weeks later becomes a simple neighborhood trip instead of a whole day event. Proper medical care lets a young athlete return to the pitch with renewed confidence.

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