Prof. Dr. Sheikh Shahinur Hossain

Prof. Dr. Sheikh Shahinur Hossain is a Professor of Respiratory Medicine with specialist expertise in chest diseases, asthma, allergy, tuberculosis and other respiratory conditions. He completed his MBBS and DTCD before earning an MD in Chest Diseases and FCCP from the USA. His academic and clinical background is focused on diagnosing and managing disorders affecting the lungs, airways and respiratory system. He also serves as a Professor of Respiratory Medicine at the National Institute of Diseases of the Chest & Hospital.

Respiratory illnesses can affect breathing in different ways. Asthma may cause recurring wheezing, chest tightness and shortness of breath, while respiratory infections and tuberculosis can lead to persistent cough, fever or weakness. Allergic conditions may also trigger repeated breathing difficulties or nasal and chest symptoms. A detailed assessment can help distinguish between these problems and identify the appropriate course of care. Prof. Dr. Sheikh Shahinur Hossain's training in Chest Diseases and Respiratory Medicine provides specialist knowledge for evaluating such conditions. Depending on the symptoms, investigations such as chest imaging, lung function tests or laboratory studies may be recommended. Long-term respiratory conditions can also require regular monitoring and adjustment of treatment. His academic experience as a Professor, combined with advanced qualifications including MD (Chest) and FCCP, supports his clinical practice in respiratory healthcare. Through Respiratory Medicine consultation, he provides specialist assessment for patients dealing with asthma, allergy, tuberculosis, chest diseases and other breathing-related concerns.