Dr. Rebeka Akter

Dr. Rebeka Akter is an Assistant Professor with a focused clinical interest in anemia and related blood health concerns. She completed her MBBS and DCH from Dhaka Shishu Hospital, followed by FCPS (II). Her professional background also includes research fellowship experience at Johns Hopkins Hospital in the USA, adding an international academic dimension to her medical training.

Anemia can affect people of different ages and may develop for several reasons. Iron deficiency, nutritional problems, chronic illnesses, blood loss and certain inherited conditions are among the possible causes. Patients may experience tiredness, weakness, dizziness, shortness of breath or reduced concentration, though some cases may remain unnoticed until a routine blood test reveals a low hemoglobin level. Proper evaluation is needed to determine why anemia has developed rather than treating the blood count alone. Dr. Rebeka Akter's pediatric training through her DCH qualification provides additional experience in child health, where anemia can sometimes be associated with nutrition, growth or other underlying conditions. Her FCPS training and research fellowship at Johns Hopkins Hospital further strengthen her academic and clinical background. A detailed medical history, physical examination and appropriate blood investigations can help identify the cause and guide treatment. Her combination of clinical education, research exposure and focused interest in anemia supports a careful approach to patients requiring assessment of blood-related health concerns.