Dr. Nazma Akhtar

Dr. Nazma Akhtar

Assistant Professor (Endocrinology)

Diabetes Endocrinology

About

Dr. Nazma Akhtar is an Assistant Professor of Endocrinology at Ibn Sina Diagnostic & Consultation Center, Jatrabari, Dhaka. She has completed MBBS from Dhaka University, BCS (Health), and MD in Endocrinology from BSMMU. Her clinical focus includes diabetes and hormone-related disorders.

Diabetes can affect people in different ways. Some notice increased thirst, frequent urination, tiredness, or changes in weight, while others discover high blood sugar during a routine test. Endocrinology also covers thyroid disorders and other hormonal conditions.

Managing diabetes often involves more than checking glucose once. Blood sugar records, diet, physical activity, medicines, and laboratory results can all be relevant during follow-up. Patients may also need periodic assessment of blood pressure, kidney function, or other diabetes-related concerns.

Dr. Nazma Akhtar's MD in Endocrinology from BSMMU provides postgraduate specialist training in hormonal medicine. Her BCS (Health) and MBBS from DU add to her medical qualifications. She is listed as an Assistant Professor and provides consultation in Jatrabari, Dhaka.

Qualifications

MBBS (DU), BCS (Health) MD-Endocrinology (BSMMU)

Areas of expertise

Contact for appointments

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Hospital

Ibn Sina Diagnostic & Consultation Center, Jatrabari, Dhaka

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Address

House No # 79/1E, Demra Road, Bibir Bagicha, Uttor Jatrabari,Dhaka-1204

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Location

Dhaka

Profile last updated: August 2026

FAQ

How do I book with Dr. Nazma Akhtar?
Call the hospital using the numbers on this page and request an appointment with Dr. Nazma Akhtar.
Where does Dr. Nazma Akhtar practice?
Ibn Sina Diagnostic & Consultation Center, Jatrabari, Dhaka in Dhaka.
What are the qualifications?
MBBS (DU), BCS (Health) MD-Endocrinology (BSMMU)

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