Dr. Mohammad Selim Shahi

Dr. Mohammad Selim Shahi is an Associate Professor of Neurology with a stated specialty in migraine. He holds an MBBS degree and an MD in Neurology. His medical background is relevant to patients experiencing recurring headaches and other symptoms that may involve the nervous system. He sees patients at the National Institute of Neurosciences & Hospital in Dhaka, where people can seek specialist assessment for persistent or repeated head pain.

Migraine can cause throbbing headaches, nausea, and sensitivity to light or sound. Some people experience visual disturbances before the pain begins, while others mainly notice pressure or discomfort that makes daily activities difficult. Episodes may last for hours or longer and can return at irregular intervals. Identifying personal triggers and recognising changes in headache patterns can help patients explain their condition during a consultation.

Before visiting Dr. Shahi, patients may find it useful to keep a headache diary. Recording the timing, duration, severity, and associated symptoms can provide a clearer picture of the problem. Information about sleep, eating habits, current medicines, and previous treatments may also help the doctor assess the situation. Bringing earlier prescriptions and investigation reports can prevent important medical details from being overlooked.

Patients seeking migraine-related advice can consult Dr. Shahi at the National Institute of Neurosciences & Hospital in Dhaka. His chamber schedule should be confirmed before travelling. A sudden, unusually severe headache, especially when accompanied by weakness, confusion, fainting, or difficulty speaking, requires immediate emergency care rather than a routine consultation.