Dr. Md. Al Mamun Hossain

Dr. Md. Al Mamun Hossain

Associate Professor, Hepatology

Gallbladder Pancreas) Specialist
Islami Bank Hospital,Barishal Barishal

About Dr. Md. Al Mamun Hossain

Dr. Md. Al Mamun Hossain is an Associate Professor of Hepatology, specializing in diseases of the liver, gallbladder, and pancreas. He holds an MBBS from Dhaka and an MD in Hepatology, marking him as an expert in his field. Dr. Hossain is dedicated to diagnosing and treating complex digestive and liver-related conditions, contributing his specialized knowledge to improve patient outcomes and advance hepatological care.

Education & Qualifications

MBBS (Dhaka), MD (Hepatology)

Contact for appointments

+8801810000121
01318321847
01749715727

Hospital Info

Hospital

Islami Bank Hospital,Barishal

Address

Chadmary Band Road, Barisal, Bangladesh

Barishal

Location

Barishal

Profile last updated: June 2026

Frequently Asked Questions about Dr. Md. Al Mamun Hossain

How can I book an appointment with Dr. Md. Al Mamun Hossain?
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What are the qualifications of Dr. Md. Al Mamun Hossain?
Dr. Md. Al Mamun Hossain holds qualifications in MBBS (Dhaka), MD (Hepatology) and specializes in Gallbladder, Pancreas) Specialist. You can find the detailed qualifications in the Education section above.
Where does Dr. Md. Al Mamun Hossain practice?
Dr. Md. Al Mamun Hossain practices at Islami Bank Hospital,Barishal in Barishal. You can find the full address and contact details in the Hospital Info section.
How do I contact Dr. Md. Al Mamun Hossain's hospital?
You can reach Islami Bank Hospital,Barishal using the contact numbers listed in the "Contact for appointments" section on this profile. The hospital staff can assist with appointment scheduling, fees, and other queries.

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