Dr. Shajedul Karim

Dr. Shajedul Karim has been working in internal medicine for more than twenty Four years. His training includes MBBS, FCPS in Medicine, and MCPS in Medicine. People usually visit a medicine specialist when several symptoms are happening at once. Fever with weakness. Blood pressure that keeps changing. Joint pain that has stayed for months. Sometimes the problem is clear. Sometimes it takes a few questions, an examination, and some tests to understand what is going on. His work covers a broad range of adult health problems, including infections, cardiovascular conditions, hypertension, and long-term illnesses.

Older patients are also part of his regular practice. They may have diabetes, high blood pressure, arthritis, or several medicines that need to be reviewed together. Someone might arrive with a small bag full of old prescriptions and test reports. Quite normal. He also sees patients with acute illnesses such as influenza and other infections, along with neurological symptoms linked to conditions such as Parkinson's or Alzheimer's disease. Not every complaint needs a long list of tests. Sometimes the medical history tells quite a lot. Other times further investigation is needed before treatment starts. As an Assistant Professor of Medicine, he also teaches younger doctors while continuing his clinical work. That means patient care and medical education have been part of his routine for years. The consultation usually comes down to a few things. Listen carefully. Check the details. Then decide what needs attention first.