Dr. Md. Sadekur Rahman Sarkar

Dr. Md. Sadekur Rahman Sarkar is an Assistant Professor in the Neurology Department, with a stated specialty in migraine. He holds an MBBS degree, BCS (Health), and MD in Neurology. His academic training is relevant to the assessment of headache disorders and other conditions affecting the nervous system. He sees patients at the National Institute of Neurosciences & Hospital in Dhaka.

Migraine is more than an ordinary headache for many people. Episodes may involve throbbing pain, nausea, sensitivity to light or sound, and difficulty carrying out everyday tasks. Some patients notice warning signs before the pain begins, while others experience symptoms without much notice. The frequency and severity of attacks can vary, making it helpful to identify patterns rather than relying only on temporary pain relief.

Patients seeking advice from Dr. Sarkar can keep a record of their headache episodes, including their duration, location, intensity, and any accompanying symptoms. Changes in sleep, missed meals, stress, and other possible triggers are worth recording if they seem connected to the attacks. Bringing previous prescriptions, test reports, and details of medicines already used can help the doctor review the patient's history.

People with recurring headaches that disrupt work, study, or sleep may benefit from a neurological assessment. Dr. Sarkar sees patients at the National Institute of Neurosciences & Hospital in Dhaka, and his schedule should be confirmed before visiting. A sudden, severe headache or pain accompanied by weakness, confusion, or difficulty speaking requires immediate emergency care.