Gastroenterologists in Dhaka — Book Appointment Online

In Dhaka, a gastroenterologist's consultation fee usually ranges from about 800 to 1,500 BDT. Newer or junior specialists may charge 600 to 900 BDT, while senior consultants and professors at large private hospitals can charge 1,500 to 2,500 BDT. Follow-up visits within 7 to 15 days are often cheaper or sometimes free. Tests such as endoscopy, ultrasound or blood work are billed separately.

You can book by calling the chamber or hospital serial desk, or online through the doctor's profile here. Try to take a daytime appointment and carry any old prescriptions, test or endoscopy reports, and a list of your current medicines. In the visit the doctor will ask about your symptoms, diet and bowel habits, examine your abdomen, and may advise blood tests, a stool test, an ultrasound, or an endoscopy. Going on an empty stomach is wise in case a procedure is needed the same day.

There is no single best gastroenterologist for everyone — the right doctor depends on your problem. For ulcers, acidity or IBS most general gastroenterologists are suitable, while liver diseases like hepatitis or cirrhosis are best handled by a hepatology-focused specialist. Look at the doctor's degrees (such as MD or FCPS in Gastroenterology), years of experience, hospital affiliation, and patient reviews. On this page you can compare verified gastroenterologists in Dhaka by qualification, experience and fee to choose the one that fits your needs.

Yes. Many gastroenterologists in Dhaka now offer video or phone consultations, which work well for reviewing test or endoscopy reports, adjusting medicines, and discussing follow-up. Online fees are usually similar to or slightly lower than chamber fees, often around 500 to 1,000 BDT. However, problems that need a physical abdominal exam, an endoscopy, colonoscopy or an urgent issue like bleeding or severe pain should be seen in person. Look for the telemedicine tag on a doctor's profile to know who consults online.