Anesthesiologists in Dhaka — Book Appointment Online

A chamber or pain-clinic consultation with an anaesthesiology-trained pain specialist in Dhaka usually costs about BDT 600–1,500, with senior professors at the higher end. A pre-anaesthetic check-up (PAC) before surgery is often included in the hospital's surgery package; if charged separately it is roughly BDT 500–1,000. The anaesthesia fee for the operation itself is billed with the OT/surgery charges and varies widely — commonly a few thousand up to BDT 15,000 or more depending on the procedure and hospital. Interventional pain injections (such as nerve blocks) are priced separately.

For pain treatment, you can book directly at the doctor's chamber or pain clinic in Dhaka by phone or online and bring any old reports, MRI/X-ray films and your current medicine list. For surgery, you do not usually book separately — once your surgeon plans the operation, the hospital arranges a pre-anaesthetic check-up where the anaesthesiologist reviews your health, asks about allergies, asthma, heart problems and previous anaesthesia, examines your airway, and may order blood tests or an ECG. Tell them about every medicine you take, including blood thinners and herbal products, and follow any fasting instructions before the operation.

There is no single "best" anesthesiologist — the right one depends on what you need. For chronic pain, look for a specialist with an MBBS plus DA, MD or FCPS in Anaesthesiology and, ideally, extra training in interventional pain management (such as a fellowship or EDPM-UK) who runs a regular pain clinic in Dhaka. For surgery, you are in safe hands with the qualified anaesthesia consultant on your hospital's OT team. On this page you can compare anesthesiologists in Dhaka by their degrees, years of experience, hospital affiliation and consultation fee, and read patient feedback before choosing.

Partly. Anaesthesia for surgery and any injection-based pain procedure must be done in person, so those cannot be handled online. However, many pain specialists in Dhaka do offer telemedicine for the early steps — discussing your symptoms, reviewing MRI or X-ray reports, adjusting pain medicines, and deciding whether you need to come in for a nerve block or surgery. Follow-up after a procedure can also often be done by video or phone. For a pre-anaesthetic check-up before an operation, a physical visit is usually required so the doctor can examine your airway and confirm your fitness.