Verify qualifications and registration
Review the doctor’s medical degree, higher surgical qualifications, colorectal training, current designation and hospital affiliation. If a BMDC number is published, verify it against the official register.
Patient decision guide
A patient guide to choosing a colon cancer and colorectal surgeon in Bangladesh by reviewing qualifications, specialist training, hospital role, diagnosis, treatment planning and follow-up.

Review the doctor’s medical degree, higher surgical qualifications, colorectal training, current designation and hospital affiliation. If a BMDC number is published, verify it against the official register.
Colon and rectal cancer care requires an understanding of staging, colonoscopy, biopsy, CT or MRI findings and multidisciplinary planning. Relevant specialist training supports these decisions.
Rectal bleeding, pain or constipation does not automatically mean piles or cancer. A clinician should assess the cause and explain reasonable tests before recommending treatment.
Ask why medicine, an endoscopic procedure, laparoscopic surgery or open surgery is being considered, and discuss likely benefits, material risks and alternatives.
Clarify the expected hospital stay, diet, pain control, bowel habit changes, pathology review, oncology referral when relevant and follow-up schedule.
Bring previous prescriptions, colonoscopy, biopsy, CT or MRI, blood tests and operation notes. Heavy bleeding, severe pain or marked weakness requires prompt emergency assessment.