Prof. Dr. Md. Mahbub Ul Alam
MBBS (RMC), DMRT (IPGM&R)
Oncologist
Dhaka
ChamberBD lists 152 verified oncologist (cancer specialist)s practising in Dhaka, Dhaka division. Compare their qualifications, chamber locations, consultation fees and visiting hours, then book an appointment online in minutes.
MBBS (RMC), DMRT (IPGM&R)
Oncologist
Dhaka
MBBS, FCPS, FRCP (Glasgow), FRCP (Edinburgh), FACP (USA), MRCR (UK)
Oncologist
Dhanmondi, Dhaka
MBBS. MPHIL (BSMMU), IAEA Fellow Training (South Korea)
Oncologist
Dhaka
MBBS, FCPS (Radiation Oncology), DMRT (Radiotherapy)
Radiologist
Mirpur, Dhaka
MBBS, DCH (Child Health), MD (Medical Oncology)
Oncologist
Mirpur, Dhaka
MBBS, MD
Oncologist
Dhaka
MBBS, MCPS (RT), FWHO (India), FIEA (Singapore, Japan)
Oncologist
Dhaka
MBBS, BCS(Health), M. Phil
Oncologist
Dhaka
MBBS, DIH, DMRT, WHO Fellow (Radiation Oncology)
Oncologist
Dhaka
MBBS, DGO, FCPS (Obs & Gynee)
Gynecologic Oncologist
Dhaka
MBBS, DMRT, FCPS
Oncologist
Dhanmondi, Dhaka
MBBS, MPH, MPHIL
Oncologist
Dhanmondi, Dhaka
MBBS, MCPS, FCPS (Radiotherapy), FRCP (UK), PhD (Oncology)
Oncologist
Dhanmondi, Dhaka
MBBS, BCS (Health), MS (Orthopedics)
Oncologist
Dhaka
MBBS, MCPS, FCPS, Grading Medicine (AFMI)
Oncologist
Dhaka
MBBS, FCPS
Oncologist
Dhaka
MBBS (Dhaka), MPhil (Radiotherapy)
Oncologist
Dhaka
MBBS, MD, DMRT (Radiation Oncology )
Oncologist
Dhaka
MBBS (DMC), MCPS (Oncology), FCPS (Oncology) M.Phil (Immunology)
Oncologist
Dhaka
MBBS, FCPS (OBGYN)
Gynecologic Oncologist
Gendaria, Dhaka
MBBS (SSMC), BCS (Health), MS (Surgical Oncology)
Oncologist
Dhaka
MBBS, BCS (Health), MCPS (Gynaecology & Obs), FCPS (Gynaecology & Obs), FCPS (Gynaecology Cancer)
Gynecologic Oncologist
Dhaka
MBBS, M-Phil (Radiotheraphy)
Oncologist
Dhaka
MBBS, DMRT, MSC, FACP, FRCP, Fellowship Training in Radiation Oncology (India), WHO Fellow Oncology (Bangkok)
Radiologist
Dhanmondi, Dhaka
An Oncologist (Cancer Specialist) is a doctor who diagnoses, stages and treats cancer. In Bangladesh, patients are usually referred to an oncologist after a suspicious lump, an abnormal biopsy, or imaging that hints at a tumour. The most common reasons people see one here are breast cancer, cervical and ovarian cancer, oral and head-and-neck cancers (often linked to tobacco, gul and betel-nut), lung cancer, blood cancers such as leukaemia and lymphoma, and cancers of the stomach, colon, liver and prostate. Oncologists are sub-divided into medical oncologists (chemotherapy, targeted and hormone therapy), radiation oncologists (radiotherapy) and surgical/haemato-oncologists. In a typical consultation the doctor reviews your biopsy and reports, examines you, confirms the cancer type and stage, and explains a treatment plan that may combine surgery, chemotherapy, radiotherapy and follow-up scans. You should see an oncologist if you have a confirmed or suspected cancer, an unexplained lump, persistent unexplained weight loss, abnormal bleeding, or a doctor has advised cancer screening or treatment. Early consultation greatly improves treatment outcomes.
See an Oncologist (Cancer Specialist) if you have a confirmed or suspected cancer, an unexplained lump, abnormal bleeding, or persistent unexplained weight loss—or if another doctor has referred you after a biopsy or scan. Going early, before the cancer spreads, gives you the best chance of successful treatment.
In Dhaka, a private oncologist consultation usually costs about 800 to 2,000 BDT for a new visit, with follow-up visits often 500 to 1,000 BDT. Senior professors at top private hospitals may charge 1,500 to 3,000 BDT. Government cancer hospitals such as NICRH in Dhaka and medical-college oncology departments charge a small ticket fee. Note that cancer treatment costs (chemotherapy, radiotherapy, surgery and tests) are separate and much higher than the consultation fee.
You can book online through this directory, or call the doctor's chamber or hospital directly; many oncologists also accept appointments through hospitals like NICRH, Delta, Labaid Cancer, Ahsania Mission Cancer Hospital, Square, Evercare and United. Bring all your biopsy and histopathology reports, any CT/MRI/PET or ultrasound scans, previous prescriptions, and a list of current medicines. If you already have a cancer diagnosis, carry the original slides and reports so the oncologist can confirm the type and stage without repeating tests.
The 'best' oncologist for you depends on your cancer type and the treatment you need, since medical, radiation and surgical oncologists handle different roles. On this page you can compare verified oncologists in Dhaka by their degrees (such as MD/FCPS in Oncology), years of experience, hospital affiliation and consultation fee, then choose one who treats your specific cancer. For complex cases, look for a doctor attached to a hospital with chemotherapy and radiotherapy facilities so all your treatment can stay in one place.
Yes. Many oncologists in Dhaka offer online or telemedicine consultations over video or phone, which is useful for reviewing reports, discussing biopsy results, getting a second opinion, and follow-up after chemotherapy. Look for the telemedicine label on a doctor's profile to book. However, the first diagnosis, physical examination, chemotherapy infusions and radiotherapy must be done in person at a hospital, so online care works best alongside, not instead of, in-clinic treatment.