Dr. Sharaban Tahora

Dr. Sharaban Tahora is a kidney disease specialist who works with patients dealing with different types of renal problems. She completed her MBBS and later earned an MD in Nephrology from Bangabandhu Sheikh Mujib Medical University. Kidney disease can develop quietly. A person may feel fine while blood pressure, diabetes, or changes in kidney function are slowly causing trouble. Some patients come after an abnormal creatinine test. Others arrive with swelling in the legs, changes in urine, kidney stones, or a diagnosis of chronic kidney disease. The first visit is often about putting these pieces together.

Her practice includes chronic kidney disease, renal failure, diabetic kidney problems, electrolyte disturbances, glomerular disorders, and other conditions affecting the urinary system. She also works with patients who need hemodialysis, peritoneal dialysis, or other forms of renal replacement therapy. Kidney stones are another part of her clinical work, including cases where procedures such as ureteroscopy or lithotripsy may be considered. Not every patient needs dialysis or an operation. Sometimes medicine, diet changes, blood pressure control, and regular tests are enough to keep the condition under watch. A dialysis patient may come with a thick folder of reports and a list of medicines that seems to get longer over time. Families often have questions about food, fluid intake, and what the latest test result means. She also teaches as an Assistant Professor, so explaining these details is part of her regular work. Kidney care can involve many appointments. One report at a time. One adjustment at a time.