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Dr.

Md. Abu Saeed

Pediatrician (Child Specialist)

MBBS, DCH (D.U), MD (Ped)

Assistant Professor, Dhaka Children's Hospital, Dhaka

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Experience
Not listed
Chambers
1
Sources
1

Chambers & hours

Life Care Diagnostic Centre Ltd

Sitting today

Near Sahrapara over bridge, Dhaka, Shewrapara

  1. Saturday: sits
  2. Sunday: sits
  3. Monday: sits
  4. Tuesday: sits
  5. Wednesday: sits
  6. Thursday: sits
  7. Friday: sits

Today (Saturday): 7–10 PM

Today (Sunday): 7–10 PM

Today (Monday): 7–10 PM

Today (Tuesday): 7–10 PM

Today (Wednesday): 7–10 PM

Today (Thursday): 7–10 PM

Today (Friday): 7–10 PM

  • Every day 7–10 PM
Last confirmed: Jul 20261 source

About

Dr. Md. Abu Saeed is a pediatrician who sees patients in Dhaka. Listed position: Assistant Professor. Works at Dhaka Children's Hospital, Dhaka.

We have details for one chamber: Life Care Diagnostic Centre Ltd. Listed visiting days: Every day.

Listed qualifications: MBBS, DCH (D.U), MD (Ped).

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Common reasons to see this specialist

  • fever, cough and diarrhoea in children
  • growth and nutrition
  • vaccination advice
  • newborn care
Position
Assistant Professor
Works at
Dhaka Children's Hospital, Dhaka
Experience
Not listed
Chambers
1

Qualifications

  • MBBS

    Bachelor of Medicine and Bachelor of Surgery: the basic medical degree

  • DCH (D.U)

    Diploma in Child Health

  • MD (Ped)

    Doctor of Medicine: a postgraduate specialist degree in a medical subject

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