Dr. Imran Sharker

Dr. Imran Sharker is an Assistant Professor of Neurology with a stated focus on headache-related conditions. His qualifications include MBBS, MCPS in Medicine, MD in Neurology, and FCPS in Neurology. This training covers general medical assessment as well as the diagnosis and management of neurological disorders. He sees patients at the National Institute of Neurosciences & Hospital in Dhaka.

Recurring headaches can make it difficult to concentrate, work, study, or maintain regular sleep. Some patients experience throbbing pain, nausea, and sensitivity to light or sound, while others describe pressure around the forehead or temples. Migraine and tension-type headaches are common causes, but similar symptoms can occur with other conditions. A medical assessment can help clarify the likely cause and guide decisions about further evaluation or treatment.

Patients planning a consultation with Dr. Sharker can note when their headaches begin, how long they last, and whether they occur alongside dizziness, visual changes, or nausea. Keeping track of possible triggers, sleep patterns, and medicines already taken may also help. Previous prescriptions and investigation reports can provide useful background, particularly when symptoms have continued despite earlier treatment.

His training in medicine and neurology is relevant to people seeking specialist advice for persistent or recurring headaches. Patients should confirm his consultation schedule at the National Institute of Neurosciences & Hospital before travelling to Dhaka. A sudden, extremely severe headache or head pain accompanied by weakness, confusion, or difficulty speaking requires immediate emergency assessment.