Asst. Prof. Dr. Shayekh Abdullah

Numbers never stop flowing at the busy jute mills along the Shitalakshya river. An older accountant sits under a spinning ceiling fan adding up heavy ledgers for ten hours straight. He keeps a glass of sweet condensed milk tea right next to his calculator to stay awake. Lately his vision gets blurry by late afternoon. He feels a strange tingling numbness in his toes. He blames the dim office lighting and simple old age. Hidden sugar spikes destroy the nerves quietly before anyone notices the real danger. Asst Prof Dr Shayekh Abdullah tracks down these exact internal failures. He serves as an Assistant Professor. His medical roots run incredibly deep. He graduated from Dhaka Medical College and entered public service through the BCS Health exams. He mastered the human body by earning an FCPS in Medicine. He pushed his knowledge across borders to secure an MACP from America and a Fellowship in Diabetology from Singapore. You will find him treating patients at Popular Diagnostic Center Ltd in Narayangonj. The exhausted accountant finally visits the chamber when he can barely read his own handwriting. Dr Shayekh Abdullah brings a very grounded approach to the room. His government hospital experience means he knows exactly how local diets ruin the human metabolism. He checks the blood pressure and tests the sensation in the feet using a small tuning fork. He orders specific blood panels to see exactly how much damage the high glucose has caused to the kidneys and eyes. Teaching medical students gives an Assistant Professor a very clear voice. He grabs a blank notepad and draws a simple picture of the pancreas. He explains how the daily sweet tea overwhelmed the natural insulin supply of the body. He writes down a realistic diet plan using cheap local vegetables instead of expensive imported diet foods. He speaks in a warm tone so the older man does not feel ashamed of his past eating habits. He tells the family exactly what warning signs to watch for at home. Dragging a dizzy man with numb feet to the capital city is a terrible idea. The heavy traffic on the Dhaka highway drains whatever little energy the patient has left. Having a Singapore trained diabetes expert right in the neighborhood is a massive blessing for the community. The family can get the blood tests done locally in a clean clinic. The accountant can start his new medication without enduring a suffocating bus ride. Regular checkups become a simple walk down the street. Balancing the internal chemistry gives a hardworking man the clarity to finish his daily tasks with ease.