Dr. Nasrin Sultana

Dr. Nasrin Sultana is an Associate Professor and a specialist in Gynaecology and Obstetrics. Her listed qualifications include MBBS and FCPS in Gynaecology and Obstetrics. Her field covers women's reproductive health, menstrual concerns, pregnancy, and conditions affecting the female reproductive system. Medical needs can change throughout a woman's life, so assessment often considers age, symptoms, reproductive history, and any existing health conditions.

Gynaecological consultations may involve concerns such as irregular periods, pelvic discomfort, unusual bleeding, vaginal infections, or changes associated with hormonal health. Obstetric care focuses on pregnancy monitoring and the health of both mother and baby. Antenatal appointments allow healthcare professionals to review test results, monitor pregnancy progress, and discuss nutrition and symptoms that may require further assessment. Persistent or recurring concerns deserve medical attention rather than repeated self-treatment.

Patients can prepare for an appointment by bringing previous prescriptions, laboratory reports, ultrasound results, and a list of current medicines. Women with menstrual concerns may find it useful to record their cycle dates, bleeding patterns, and any associated pain. Those attending for pregnancy care should bring their antenatal records and mention previous pregnancy complications or existing medical conditions. Sharing these details helps the doctor understand the concern and consider suitable next steps.

Dr. Nasrin Sultana is listed as an Associate Professor and Gynaecology and Obstetrics Specialist at Padma Diagnostic Center Ltd in Dhaka. Women seeking advice about reproductive health or pregnancy-related concerns can discuss their symptoms and medical history during a consultation. Follow-up care may help monitor ongoing conditions and review treatment progress. Severe pelvic pain, heavy vaginal bleeding, or bleeding during pregnancy warrants prompt medical evaluation, while fainting or severe weakness alongside bleeding may require emergency care.