Asst. Prof. Dr. Md. Naymul Hasan

Highway food stalls near the Kanchpur bridge stay open all night. Truck drivers pull over to grab a quick plate of spicy beef and oily flatbread before hitting the road again. Eating at two in the morning becomes a normal routine. The human stomach was never designed to handle this kind of abuse. A veteran driver might suddenly feel a sharp twisting pain in his gut. He swallows a handful of cheap antacids and grips the steering wheel tighter. The pain ignores the pills and forces him to pull the heavy vehicle over to the side of the dirt road. Finding a real solution to this agony leads many locals to Asst Prof Dr Md Naymul Hasan. He holds the academic rank of Assistant Professor. His medical journey is deeply rooted in serving the public. He earned his MBBS degree and cleared the tough BCS Health exams. Government hospitals teach a physician how to handle the worst digestive disasters. He then dedicated his entire focus to the stomach and intestines by completing an MD in Gastroenterology. You will find him treating patients at Popular Diagnostic Center Ltd in Narayangonj. The sweating driver walks into the chamber holding his abdomen. Dr Naymul Hasan brings a very practical energy to the room. He knows exactly how highway life destroys the digestive tract. He asks the man about his driving schedule and his late night meals. He presses gently on the stomach to locate the exact source of the cramping. He orders an endoscopy to look for bleeding ulcers caused by years of irregular eating. Guiding young doctors helps an Assistant Professor explain complex biology easily. He takes a piece of paper and sketches the inner walls of the gut. He shows the driver exactly where the spicy food burned the tissue. He writes down a strict medication plan to heal the wounds. He tells the man to carry home cooked food in a tiffin box instead of eating at roadside stalls. He speaks in a firm tone to ensure the patient takes the medical advice seriously. Making a sick driver sit through a bumpy bus ride to Dhaka just adds to his misery. The heavy traffic makes the nausea completely unbearable. Having a BCS trained gastroenterology specialist right in the city is a massive blessing. The family can get the endoscopy done locally in a clean environment. The driver can start his healing process without enduring a suffocating journey. A healed gut lets a weary traveler finish his long journey in peace.