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Dr. Mohammad Fazle Kibria Chowdhury
MBBS (DMC), MD (Chest), CCD (BIRDEM), FCCP (USA), FCCS (SG)
Chambers & Schedule
Evercare Hospital, ChattogramPrimary
H1, Ananna R/A, Oxygen - Kuwaish Road, Hathazari, Chattogram, Chattogram, Chattogram
☎ +8809610800444
About Dr. Mohammad Fazle Kibria Chowdhury
Professional profile
Dr. Mohammad Fazle Kibria Chowdhury is a Chest Diseases and Respiratory Medicine specialist. He did his MBBS at Dhaka Medical College (DMC) and then took an MD in Chest Diseases. He also holds a CCD (Certified Course on Diabetology) from BIRDEM. His international qualifications are the FCCP (Fellow of the American College of Chest Physicians, USA) and the FCCS (Fundamental Critical Care Support) from Singapore (SG). At present he works as a senior Consultant (Respiratory Medicine) at Evercare Hospital, Chattogram. His work covers advanced respiratory care and critical care medicine.
Patients can see Dr. Chowdhury for complex respiratory disorders, chronic lung conditions and evaluation of serious thoracic illness, where the aim is evidence-based management. As a pulmonologist and chest specialist, he diagnoses and treats asthma, chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD), pulmonary tuberculosis, interstitial lung diseases (ILD) and lung malignancies. His work in specialised and critical care also includes sleep apnea, pleural effusions, complex respiratory tract infections and diabetic respiratory complications. He follows American and international pulmonology guidelines in his treatment protocols, with the aim of accurate diagnosis, disease control and patient safety. His manner with patients is clinical but reassuring.
Dr. Chowdhury sees patients for specialised respiratory consultations at Evercare Hospital, Chattogram, at H1, Ananna R/A, Oxygen - Kuwaish Road, Hathazari, Chattogram. Hospital hours are 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM, which suits patients who need a full daytime evaluation and advanced pulmonary function testing. The chamber is closed on Friday. Patients from across the Chattogram division rely on him for respiratory care.