Dr. Anwar Israil

Dr. Anwar Israil is an Assistant Professor of Neuromedicine with qualifications including MBBS from Sir Salimullah Medical College (SSMC), BCS (Health) and MD in Neurology. His specialty involves evaluating and managing conditions that affect the brain, spinal cord, nerves and muscles. Neuromedicine focuses mainly on diagnosis and medical treatment, with care plans shaped by the patient's symptoms, examination findings and medical history.

Neurological conditions can cause symptoms that range from recurring headaches and dizziness to seizures, numbness or changes in muscle strength. Some patients also experience difficulties with memory, coordination or balance. These problems may develop gradually or appear suddenly, and their causes can vary. A neurological assessment helps determine whether additional investigations, such as blood tests or brain imaging, may be needed to guide treatment.

Dr. Israil's listed chamber is the National Institute of Neurosciences & Hospital in Dhaka. Patients visiting for a consultation can bring previous prescriptions, test reports, CT or MRI results and hospital discharge documents. Keeping a note of when symptoms began, how long they last and whether they are becoming more frequent can help explain the problem during the appointment. Patients taking regular medicines should also bring an up-to-date medication list.

His MD in Neurology reflects postgraduate specialist training in the field, alongside his role as an Assistant Professor. People seeking medical advice for neurological symptoms can contact the hospital to confirm the appropriate department and consultation arrangements. Sudden facial drooping, weakness in an arm or leg, difficulty speaking or abrupt loss of coordination may indicate a stroke and require immediate emergency care.