Asst. Prof. Dr. Md. Abdul Hafiz Shafi

Dr. Md. Abdul Hafiz Shafi — ENT & Head-Neck Surgery Specialist in Sylhet



If you’re looking for an ENT specialist in Sylhet for concerns like ear pain or discharge, hearing problems, sinus and allergy symptoms, tonsillitis/sore throat, voice change, or head-neck swelling, this profile provides the key information you need to book an appointment with Dr. Md. Abdul Hafiz Shafi.

As an Assistant Professor (ENT) at Sylhet M A G Osmani Medical College Hospital, Dr. Shafi evaluates a wide range of ear–nose–throat conditions and helps patients understand the most suitable next step—whether that is treatment, follow-up, investigations, or referral for procedures when necessary. For patient convenience, he provides chamber consultation in Sobhanighat, Sylhet and also sits in Jawa, Chattak on Mondays.

Quick overview

About Dr. Md. Abdul Hafiz Shafi

Dr. Md. Abdul Hafiz Shafi is an ENT & Head-Neck Surgery specialist providing consultation in Sylhet and surrounding areas. As an Assistant Professor (ENT) at Sylhet M A G Osmani Medical College Hospital, he is involved in clinical care as well as training and academic work—an approach that supports careful diagnosis, evidence-based decision-making, and structured follow-up.



Patients commonly consult an ENT specialist for symptoms such as ear pain, blocked nose, sinus pressure, sore throat, or voice change. Some concerns—like persistent hoarseness, swallowing difficulty, or a neck lump—also need timely evaluation to rule out serious causes. Dr. Shafi’s practice focuses on thorough assessment of ear, nose, throat, and head-neck conditions and guiding patients toward the right next step—treatment, monitoring, investigations, or referral for procedures when needed.



Qualifications, Certifications & Registration

Dr. Shafi’s credentials reflect a complete pathway—from foundational medical education to postgraduate specialization and formal national registration.

BM&DC registration is an important patient-safety marker in Bangladesh, confirming the doctor is licensed to practice under the national medical regulatory authority.

Specialty scope: ENT & Head-Neck Surgery

ENT (Ear, Nose, Throat) is also known as Otolaryngology. In many settings it overlaps with Head-Neck evaluation, including assessment of neck swellings and warning signs that need prompt attention.

Evidence context: Hearing loss prevention and early care (WHO).

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Conditions Treated (Disease/Problems)

Below is a patient-friendly list of common reasons to consult an ENT & Head-Neck specialist. A final diagnosis depends on history, examination, and investigations.

Procedures Performed

Because procedural scope can vary by chamber facilities and hospital setup, the items below are stated conservatively.

For advanced surgeries (e.g., sinus surgery, septoplasty, tonsillectomy, head-neck tumor surgery), patients are typically evaluated first and then guided about suitability and the appropriate facility.

Chamber, Visiting Hours, Fees & Appointment

Helpful booking tip: If you are coming for a follow-up, mention it while booking and keep your previous prescription/report ready. If you are visiting for the first time, briefly share your main symptom (e.g., ear pain, nasal blockage, sore throat, voice change) so the clinic can guide you on what documents to bring.

Arrival guidance (practical): Evening chambers can be busy. For smoother service, consider arriving 10–20 minutes earlier than your expected time. If you are coming from outside Sylhet/Chattak, call ahead to confirm the schedule during holidays.

What counts as follow-up? Typically, a follow-up is when you return with your previous prescription/report within the doctor’s advised timeframe. To avoid confusion at the desk, bring your previous prescription and any test results.

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When to seek earlier/urgent ENT evaluation

Book an earlier visit (or urgent care) if you have:

Evidence context: Head and neck cancer information (National Cancer Institute)

Patient preparation checklist

Bring:

FAQs

Dr. Md. Abdul Hafiz Shafi is an ENT & Head-Neck Surgery specialist and Assistant Professor (ENT) at Sylhet M A G Osmani Medical College Hospital. His qualifications include MBBS (SSMC), BCS (Health), FCPS (ENT) and he is BM&DC registered (A-58322).

Appointment number: 01511148386.

He provides private chamber consultation at Popular Medical Centre and Hospital, Sobhanighat, Sylhet.

Everyday 5:30 PM to 10:00 PM (Closed: Monday & Friday).

Yes. He sits every Monday at Nusrat Pharmacy / Jhonosheba Diagnostic Centre, Koitak Hospital Point, Jawa, Chattak from 3:30 PM to 8:00 PM.

You may see an ENT specialist for ear pain/discharge, hearing problems, nasal allergy or sinus symptoms, recurrent sore throat/tonsillitis, voice change, snoring symptoms, or neck swelling/lumps. Evidence context: WHO fact sheet on deafness and hearing loss, CDC overview of sinus infection (sinusitis)

Consider an ENT visit if nasal blockage or sinus symptoms are recurrent, last more than 10 days, or disrupt sleep, work, or school. Evidence context: NICE guidance on acute sinusitis (antimicrobial prescribing)

Seek evaluation if you have high fever, difficulty swallowing, breathing trouble, recurrent attacks, or symptoms that persist longer than expected. Evidence context: NHS guidance on tonsillitis

Seek urgent care for:

Evidence context: National Cancer Institute overview of head and neck cancer

Bring:

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Follow-up timing depends on the condition and treatment plan. Many ENT cases are reviewed within 7–14 days, or sooner if symptoms worsen.

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