Professor Dr. Nadira Sultana

Professor Dr. Nadira Sultana has spent more than twenty-two years working in obstetrics and gynaecology. Her clinic sees women with many different concerns. Some are expecting a baby for the first time. Some have been referred because a pregnancy needs closer observation. Others come with long-standing problems such as heavy menstrual bleeding, ovarian cysts, or difficulty becoming pregnant. She completed her MBBS before earning a Diploma in Gynecology and Obstetrics and later achieved the FCPS in Obstetrics and Gynaecology. Those years of training have shaped a practice that covers both routine women's health and more complicated cases. Every patient brings a different history. That is just how this specialty works.

Laparoscopic surgery is a regular part of her work, along with hysteroscopy and procedures that help treat common gynecological conditions while trying to preserve fertility whenever possible. Some women only need medication or regular follow-up. Others require surgery after careful assessment. There is no fixed path. She also teaches future specialists, so explaining reports and treatment options in simple language has become part of her daily routine. On busy clinic days, the waiting room is usually filled with women of different ages carrying ultrasound reports, blood test results, and handwritten notes from previous consultations. Family members often come along with their own questions. She listens, examines the reports, and discusses the next step without making the conversation harder than it needs to be. One appointment finishes. The next patient walks in. That is how most days seem to go.