Dr. Md Sazzadul Huque
Consultant
General Physician
6 Years Experience · ৳500 at clinic · ৳300 online
Personal Statement
I want all my patients to be informed and knowledgeable about their health care, from treatment plans to all services. My main goal is to provide optimal health care to every patient as if they were my own family.
আমি চাই আমার সমস্ত রোগীদের চিকিত্সা পরিকল্পনা থেকে শুরু করে সমস্ত পরিষেবা পর্যন্ত তাদের স্বাস্থ্যসেবা সম্পর্কে অবহিত করা এবং জ্ঞাত করা হোক। আমার মূল লক্ষ্যটি প্রতিটি রোগীর জন্য সর্বোত্তম স্বাস্থ্যসেবা সরবরাহ করা যেন তারা আমার নিজের পরিবার।
Info
Speciality
- General Physician
BMDC Number
- A-93664
Education
- Bachelor of Medicine & Bachelor of Surgery, (MBBS) from Gulf Medicine University at Ajman ,UAE.
Past Experience
- Working as a General Physician in PQS network, Dhaka, Bangladesh
- Working as a Lecturer in National Institute of Engineering & Technology (NIET. uk), Dhaka, Bangladesh
- Working as a Lecturer in Prime College of Nursing, Dhaka,Bangladesh
- Worked as a Cardiology Senior Medical Officer in Ashiyan Medical College Hospital, Dhaka,Bangladesh.
Professional Membership
- Certificate of Merit (3rd Rank Holder for MBBS Overall Performence).
- Merit Based Scholarship.
- Dean List of Topper (1st Rank Holder for 2nd Professional Exam)
- Merit Based Scholarship
- Dean List of Topper (3rd Rank Holder for 1st Professional Exam)
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Even though there are now vaccines to prevent COVID-19, it's still best practice to “Do the Five.”
If you’re unsure of the World Health Organization’s five-point plan for prevention, here is a refresher course.
HANDS: Wash them often
Frequently scrub your hands with soap and water for at least 20 seconds or use an alcohol-based hand sanitizer. Soap and sanitizers kill viruses, including COVID-19, that may be on your hands. It’s especially important to wash after you’ve visited a public place, blown your nose, coughed or sneezed.
ELBOW: Cough into it
Speaking of coughs and sneezes, cover your mouth and nose with a tissue when you feel them coming on. You want to contain the droplets in a tissue, throw it in the trash and then wash your hands. If a cough or sneeze sneaks up on you, sneeze or cough into the inside of your elbow.
FACE: Don’t touch it
Despite your best efforts to keep your hands clean, they touch many surfaces and pick up germs. Keep them away from your eyes, nose and mouth, where viruses can enter your body.
SPACE: Keep safe distance
Stay at least six feet away from others. If you are any closer, you can breathe in droplets of infected fluid if someone coughs or sneezes.
HOME: Stay if you can
Each interaction with another person or with surfaces touched by other people increases your risk of getting COVID-19. So minimize the risk to you and your family by staying home. To ensure your home remains a safe zone, frequently clean high-touch items such as tables, doorknobs, light switches, countertops, handles, desks, phones, keyboards, toilets, faucets and sinks.
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Health Query
Even though there are now vaccines to prevent COVID-19, it is still best practice to Do the Five.
If you’re unsure of the World Health Organization’s five-point plan for prevention, here is a refresher course.
HANDS: Wash them often
Frequently scrub your hands with soap and water for at least 20 seconds or use an alcohol-based hand sanitizer. Soap and sanitizers kill viruses, including COVID-19, that may be on your hands. It’s especially important to wash after you’ve visited a public place, blown your nose, coughed or sneezed.
ELBOW: Cough into it
Speaking of coughs and sneezes, cover your mouth and nose with a tissue when you feel them coming on. You want to contain the droplets in a tissue, throw it in the trash and then wash your hands. If a cough or sneeze sneaks up on you, sneeze or cough into the inside of your elbow.
FACE: Don’t touch it
Despite your best efforts to keep your hands clean, they touch many surfaces and pick up germs. Keep them away from your eyes, nose and mouth, where viruses can enter your body.
SPACE: Keep safe distance
Stay at least six feet away from others. If you are any closer, you can breathe in droplets of infected fluid if someone coughs or sneezes.
HOME: Stay if you can
Each interaction with another person or with surfaces touched by other people increases your risk of getting COVID-19. So minimize the risk to you and your family by staying home. To ensure your home remains a safe zone, frequently clean high-touch items such as tables, doorknobs, light switches, countertops, handles, desks, phones, keyboards, toilets, faucets and sinks.
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