Allergy Specialist Doctors

Find experienced, verified Allergy specialists. Review each doctor's chamber address, schedule and visit fee, then book an appointment or call directly with Doctors Find Bangladesh.

Experienced & Verified Allergy Doctors

Dr. Zahir Uddin Mohammad Babar✓ Verified
Dr. Zahir Uddin Mohammad Babar
Andrology
MBBS, BCS (Health), FCPS (Skin & VD), Assistant Professor, Dermatology & Venereology
Cumilla Medical College Hospital (COMCH)
Maa Moni Hospital - Comilla, Cumilla
Dr. Taslima Sultana✓ Verified
Dr. Taslima Sultana
Venereology
MBBS, BCS (Health), DDV (Skin & Sex), Consultant, Dermatology & Venereology
Cumilla General Hospital (Sadar Hospital)
Modern Hospital - Comilla, Cumilla
Prof Dr. Md. Misqatus Saleheen✓ Verified
Prof Dr. Md. Misqatus Saleheen
Dermatology
MBBS (Dhaka) BCS (Health) DDV (BS MMU) Skin, Sexual, Allergy Disease Specialist Assistant Professor (Skin & VD)
Khulna Medical College Hospital
Khulna
Prof Dr. Md. Younus Ali✓ Verified
Prof Dr. Md. Younus Ali
Dermatology
MBBS, (Dhaka) BCS (Health) D-D-V (BSMMU) Dermatology, Venereal, Allergy Specialist, Cosmetic Dermato Surgeon Assistant Professor Department of Dermatology and Venereal Diseases
Khulna Medical College Hospital
Khulna

Allergy Specialists by District

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Allergy FAQ

4 Allergy specialists are listed here. Each profile carries degrees, experience, chamber address, sitting hours and visit fee, so you can choose by the area and time that suit you.

Boyra and Cumilla Sadar currently have doctors in this specialty. Pick the area nearest to you to see only its Allergy doctors.

Fees vary by doctor and chamber. Each profile shows the current visit fee, and the listing filter lets you narrow to a range that suits you.

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.