Dr. Md. Tawhidul Islam

FCPS, MBBS, MS

Associate Professor & Head, Pediatric Surgery at Sylhet MAG Osmani Medical College & Hospital

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Dr. Md. Tawhidul Islam is a leading Pediatric Surgeon in Sylhet, offering advanced care for congenital anomalies and childhood surgical needs. With extensive training including FCPS and MS degrees, he serves as Head of Pediatric Surgery at Sylhet MAG Osmani Medical College Hospital and practices at Mount Adora Hospital. His expertise covers abdominal emergencies, breathing complications, and growth-related issues in children.

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Last Updated: 8 months ago

Dr. Md. Tawhidul Islam's Chamber & Serial Number

Mount Adora Hospital, Akhalia, Sylhet

Address: Room - 1412, Sylhet-Sunamganj Highway, Akhalia, Sylhet

Visiting Hours: 5pm to 9pm (Closed: Thursday & Friday)

01711070477

Dr. Md. Tawhidul Islam's Biography & Profile Overview

Dr. Md. Tawhidul Islam stands as a trusted name in pediatric surgical care across Sylhet, offering compassionate treatment for complex childhood conditions. With dual roles at Sylhet MAG Osmani Medical College Hospital and Mount Adora Hospital, he combines academic excellence with practical expertise to address congenital defects and emergency procedures.

Holding an MBBS, FCPS, and MS in pediatric surgery, Dr. Islam has over a decade of experience managing critical cases like intestinal blockages and respiratory complications in infants. His leadership as Associate Professor ensures up-to-date surgical techniques for conditions such as hernias and growth abnormalities. Parents trust his skill in minimally invasive procedures that reduce recovery time for young patients.

At his Pediatric Surgeon chamber in Akhalia, he provides evening consultations Sunday to Wednesday. Specializing in feeding difficulties and abdominal pain assessment, Dr. Islam offers tailored care plans for each child. His holistic approach combines surgical precision with post-operative support, making him a preferred choice for childhood surgical needs in northeastern Bangladesh.