Prof. Dr. Md. Fakhrul Alam

Managing a fleet of buses at the local terminal requires shouting over loud engines all day. A dispatcher rarely gets time to sit down for a proper lunch. He grabs a quick greasy paratha from a roadside stall and washes it down with strong black tea. Doing this for twenty years destroys the digestive system. A dull pain in the upper abdomen becomes a constant companion. One morning he wakes up and notices his eyes look completely yellow. Panic sets in as his family realizes his liver is failing. Prof Dr Md Fakhrul Alam takes on these severe digestive cases. He holds the top academic rank of Professor. His medical background is incredibly strong. He started with an MBBS degree. He then mastered general internal health by earning an FCPS in Medicine. He pushed his expertise even further to secure an MD in Gastroenterology. You will find him seeing sick patients at Popular Diagnostic Center Ltd in Narayangonj. The terrified bus dispatcher arrives at the clinic feeling completely exhausted. Dr Fakhrul Alam approaches the situation with a very sharp clinical eye. Having a fellowship in medicine means he looks at the whole body not just the stomach. He checks the yellow tint in the eyes and presses gently on the right side of the abdomen. He asks about the daily eating habits of the man. He knows that chronic acidity and bad street food can trigger severe liver and gallbladder issues. A senior professor knows how to talk to a frightened family. He grabs a blank piece of paper and draws a simple picture of the liver and bile ducts. He explains how the bad diet caused a blockage. He writes down a strict list of safe foods. He tells the dispatcher to stop eating roadside snacks completely. He speaks in a firm tone to make sure the patient understands the gravity of the situation. No confusing medical jargon enters the room. Taking a man with a failing liver to the capital city is a terrible idea. The bumpy highway ride makes the severe nausea completely unbearable. Having a dual qualified gastroenterology professor right in the neighborhood is a massive blessing. The family can get the necessary blood tests and ultrasounds done locally. The dispatcher can start his healing process without enduring a suffocating journey. Follow up visits become a simple walk down the street. A calm stomach lets a hardworking man face his daily chaos with a clear head.