Dr. Nargis Rahman

Dr. Nargis Rahman is an Associate Professor with specialized expertise in newborn and adolescent healthcare. She completed her MBBS and BCS (Health), followed by an MD in Pediatrics and a PhD. Her academic background reflects advanced training in child health, while her clinical focus covers two important stages of development: the early newborn period and adolescence.

Newborns can require close attention during the first weeks of life, particularly when feeding difficulties, infections, breathing problems, poor weight gain or other unusual symptoms appear. Adolescent patients may present with a different set of concerns, including nutritional issues, growth and puberty-related changes, recurrent illness and other health problems that emerge during the teenage years. Each age group needs its own approach.

Dr. Nargis Rahman's pediatric training allows her to assess children's health from infancy through adolescence while considering physical development and age-specific needs. A child's growth pattern, eating habits, vaccination history and previous illnesses can all provide useful clues during an evaluation. For newborns, details about birth history and early feeding may also be relevant.

Her role as an Associate Professor adds an academic dimension to her medical career. Alongside clinical responsibilities, she contributes to the teaching and development of pediatric medical knowledge. With qualifications spanning Pediatrics and research, Dr. Nargis Rahman offers a broad perspective for families seeking medical guidance for newborns, children and adolescents.