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Dr. Habibur Rahman

BCS, FCPS (PAED) (FP); FCPS (Neonate) (FP), MBBS, MPH (RCH), MSc (Nutrition)

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Dr. Habibur Rahman is a distinguished pediatric specialist with two decades of expertise in child nutrition and growth disorders. As a consultant at Praava Health, Banani, he provides tailored dietary plans for metabolic conditions and developmental challenges. His international training from the USA, UK, and Australia enhances his evidence-based approach to pediatric care, making him a trusted choice for families in Dhaka.

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Last Updated: 7 months ago

Dr. Habibur Rahman's Chamber & Serial Number

Praava Health, Banani

Address: House 9, Road 17, Block C, Banani, Dhaka

Visiting Hours: For visiting hours, please call the hospital’s contact number

09666710648

Dr. Habibur Rahman's Biography & Profile Overview

Dr. Habibur Rahman stands out as a leading Pediatrics specialist in Dhaka, combining over 21 years of clinical expertise with advanced qualifications in child nutrition. His practice at Praava Health, Banani focuses on creating customized dietary solutions for children with complex health needs, from infancy through adolescence.

With an MBBS degree and specialized FCPS certifications in both Pediatrics and Neonatology, Dr. Rahman addresses critical childhood health challenges. His international training in public health and nutrition enables him to manage conditions like metabolic disorders, growth deficiencies, and nutritional imbalances effectively. Parents seeking the best Pediatrics doctor in Dhaka appreciate his holistic approach that combines medical care with dietary optimization.

Located in Dhaka’s Banani area, Dr. Rahman’s clinic provides comprehensive growth monitoring and preventive care services. Families can schedule a Pediatrics doctor consultation for personalized nutrition plans, vaccination support, and chronic disease management. His evidence-based strategies help children achieve optimal health outcomes through balanced nutrition and targeted interventions.