Best ENT Doctors in Khulna

A complete list of experienced ENT specialists in Khulna. Every profile carries degrees, experience, chamber address, sitting hours and visit fee, so you know where to go and when before you leave home.

Choose from 3 verified ENT specialists.

Dr. Faisal Abedin✓ BMDC Verified
Dr. Faisal Abedin
ENT
MBBS, PGT (ENT) and Surgery Resident Surgeon, Department of Ear, Nose, and Throat
Ad-din Akij Medical College Hospital
Khulna Health Care Hospital Pvt. Ltd, Khulna
Dr. Md. Moinul Islam✓ Verified
Dr. Md. Moinul Islam
ENT
MBBS, (FCPS ENT) (MS, ENT) (BSMMU) Ear, Nose and Throat Specialist and Surgeon Consultant, ENT
Khulna Medical College Hospital
A Samad Memorial Hospital & Diagnostic Centre , Khulna
Prof. Dr. Mohammad Mohsin✓ Verified
Prof. Dr. Mohammad Mohsin
ENT
MBBS, MSc (ENT) England Former Head of Department, Ear, Nose and Throat Department, Khulna Medical College Hospital
Khulna Medical College Hospital
Astha Diagnostic and Consultation Center Khulna, Khulna
Fee 1,000 BDT

Doctors by Specialty in Khulna

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Specialties in Khulna

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Frequently Asked Questions

3 ENT specialists in Khulna are listed here at the moment. Each profile carries degrees, experience, chamber address, sitting hours and visit fee.

Royal Mor and Sonadanga, among others. Pick the area nearest to you to narrow the list.

Khulna Medical College Hospital, Khulna City Medical College Hospital, Shaheed Sheikh Abu Naser Specialized Hospital Khulna, 250 Bed General Hospital, Khulna and Ad-din Akij Medical College Hospital, among others. Each profile lists the chamber name and address.

Fees vary by doctor and chamber. Each profile shows the current visit fee, so you know the cost before you go.

Open the doctor's profile, tap "Book Appointment", choose the chamber and time, then enter your name and mobile number. Calling the chamber directly also works.

Take your previous prescriptions, test reports and a list of the medicines you are currently taking. Noting down when the problem started and how it feels makes it easier to explain. It is worth calling the chamber first to confirm the timing.

In an emergency go straight to the nearest hospital's emergency department, or call the national emergency number 999. The listings here follow doctors' scheduled chamber hours and are not a substitute for emergency care.