Assoc. Prof. Dr. Md. Ershadul Haque

Assoc. Prof. Dr. Md. Ershadul Haque – Cancer Specialist (Oncology) • Rangpur & Bogura

When a patient or family hears the word “cancer,” the first reaction is often fear—followed by urgent questions: What happens next? Which test is correct? How soon should we start treatment? What will it cost? Who should we consult? In moments like these, a calm, qualified, and experienced cancer specialist can bring clarity and direction.

Assoc. Prof. Dr. Md. Ershadul Haque is a Cancer Specialist (Oncologist) with MBBS, BCS (Health), and MD (Oncology) qualifications. Assoc. Prof. Dr. Md. Ershadul Haque serves as an Associate Professor, Department of Oncology and is affiliated with Rangpur Medical College Hospital, a government tertiary-level healthcare institution in Rangpur.

With 15 years of medical experience, Assoc. Prof. Dr. Md. Ershadul Haque is known for a patient-first approach—helping patients and families understand the diagnosis, interpret reports, and plan the next steps in a practical, compassionate way.

This page is  helpful, and booking-friendly—especially for patients from Rangpur, Bogura, and surrounding districts of North Bengal who want clear oncology guidance.

Quick Overview

Educational Background & Professional Credentials

Assoc. Prof. Dr. Md. Ershadul Haque holds:

These credentials reflect a combination of formal medical training, public-sector clinical service, and specialized oncology education.

For many patients, verified registration is an important trust factor—especially when making long-term decisions such as cancer treatment planning. If you are bringing reports from multiple hospitals/centers, keep copies ready so the consultation stays efficient.

Workplace & Clinical Role

Assoc. Prof. Dr. Md. Ershadul Haque is affiliated with Rangpur Medical College Hospital, Rangpur, a government medical college hospital.

For patients from Rangpur, Kurigram, Lalmonirhat, Nilphamari, Gaibandha, Dinajpur, and nearby areas, RMCH is a major referral point for specialized care. Many families travel from outside the city for cancer evaluation—so planning the visit (serial, documents, travel time) can reduce stress.

Experience: 15 Years of Patient-Facing Medical Care

With 15 years of experience, Assoc. Prof. Dr. Md. Ershadul Haque has supported patients across different stages of the cancer journey, including:

Patient note: Cancer care decisions often depend on staging, biopsy/histopathology results, imaging, and overall health. A quality consultation focuses on a safe, step-by-step plan—without rushing into assumptions.

Assoc. Prof. Dr. Md. Ershadul Haque Helps You With

Many people assume oncology means “chemotherapy only.” In reality, oncology care is broader. Depending on the diagnosis and stage, an oncologist can help with the following:

Patients often come with:

An oncologist helps interpret what the reports actually mean, whether anything is missing, and what should be done next. This is especially helpful when reports are from different centers or done at different times.

Cancer care typically follows a clear pathway:

This structured approach helps reduce delays and avoids unnecessary testing. It also helps families understand why a test or treatment is recommended.

Even after a plan is made, families often need guidance on:

Clear counseling helps families make informed decisions and reduces panic caused by misinformation.

Follow-up is not “extra”—it is a core part of cancer care. Many complications can be prevented when follow-up is regular. Supportive care can include symptom management advice, nutrition guidance, and practical instructions for when to return earlier than planned.

When Should You See Assoc. Prof. Dr. Md. Ershadul Haque?

Consider an oncology consultation if you or a family member has:

If you are unsure, bring your reports—your first visit can focus on clarity and next steps. If a patient is elderly or very weak, consider bringing a caregiver who can help communicate symptoms and maintain medication records.

Common Cancer Concerns Patients Ask About in Bangladesh (Educational)

Cancer patterns vary by sex and region, but patients commonly seek guidance for concerns related to:

This profile is not meant to diagnose. It is designed to help you book the right consultation and prepare properly. If you already have a diagnosis, the goal of the visit is often to confirm completeness of staging and align the next steps.

Patient Approach: Clear Communication, Safe Steps

What many patients value in an oncology consultation is clarity. A supportive approach usually includes:

Cancer care can feel overwhelming. A clear plan helps reduce fear and confusion—especially for families coming from rural areas who may not be able to visit repeatedly within a short time.

How to Prepare for the Visit (Simple, Practical Checklist)

To make the consultation most useful:

Tip for families: Write 5–7 questions before the visit. In stressful moments, people often forget what they wanted to ask.

Chamber & Appointment Information (Rangpur + Bogura)

Below are chamber schedules based on the details you provided.

Patient tip: Fridays can be busy. Call earlier in the week to confirm serial availability. If you are traveling from outside Bogura, plan to arrive early with your complete file.

Patient tip: If you’re coming from outside Rangpur, try to reach Dhap/Jail Road before 4:00 PM to avoid last‑minute delays.

If you are unsure whether a follow-up fee applies, ask at the chamber desk while taking your serial.

What to Bring to Your First Oncology Visit

To make your visit useful, bring a single organized file.

What to Expect During the Consultation

A typical oncology consultation may include:

Cancer treatment is often team-based. Depending on the condition, the plan may involve coordination with surgery, radiotherapy, pathology, imaging, or supportive medicine.

After the visit: Keep the prescription, advice notes, and new test results in the same file. This makes follow-up visits faster and reduces repetition.

Myths vs Facts

Fact: Many cancers are treatable—especially when detected early and managed properly.

Fact: Side effects exist, but modern protocols and supportive medicines often make treatment more manageable.

Fact: Some supportive practices may help comfort, but delaying proven treatment can reduce the chance of control.

(Always discuss supplements or herbal products with your doctor—some can interfere with treatment.)

How to Take an Appointment (Simple Steps)

For serial/appointments at either chamber, call:
📞 01400-888651

Recommended calling routine:

For TMSS Cancer Center, Bogura, you may also coordinate with Sharif (serial contact) as provided.

Frequently Asked Questions

Assoc. Prof. Dr. Md. Ershadul Haque is a Cancer Specialist (Oncologist) with MBBS, BCS (Health), and MD (Oncology) qualifications and 15 years of experience. Assoc. Prof. Dr. Md. Ershadul Haque provides oncology consultation and guidance for patients in Rangpur and Bogura.

To book a serial, call 01400-888651 and clearly mention which chamber you want (Rangpur or Bogura). If you plan to visit TMSS Cancer Center, Bogura, you can also ask for the serial contact person Sharif (as provided).

Assoc. Prof. Dr. Md. Ershadul Haque sees patients at Hypertension & Research Center, Rangpur, located at 13/2, Hypertension Centre Lane, Dhap, Jail Road, Rangpur. Visiting hours are typically Saturday to Thursday, 4:00 PM–8:00 PM (Friday closed). For serial, call 01400-888651.

Yes. Assoc. Prof. Dr. Md. Ershadul Haque visits TMSS Cancer Center, Bogura every Friday, 10:00 AM–2:00 PM (as per your provided chamber schedule). For appointment/serial, call 01400-888651.

The chamber consultation fee you provided is ৳700. For a smooth visit, confirm your serial in advance and bring essential reports (biopsy and imaging) so the consultation stays focused.

You should see an oncologist if you have a biopsy-confirmed cancer, imaging that suggests a possible tumor, or if you need treatment planning or a second opinion. Seek urgent evaluation if there is persistent bleeding, a fast-growing lump, difficulty swallowing for weeks, severe worsening symptoms, or rapid unexplained weight loss.

Bring your biopsy/histopathology or FNAC report, imaging reports (CT/MRI/USG/X-ray), endoscopy/colonoscopy findings (if done), prior prescriptions, and a list of current medicines. Keeping everything in one file (date-wise) helps reduce repetition and saves time.

Yes. Oncology second opinions are often report-based, especially to confirm the diagnosis, check whether staging is complete, and review treatment sequencing. Bring any previous treatment plans or prescriptions so the opinion is practical and comparable.

Helpful questions include:

Because Bangladesh has a significant cancer burden—167,256 new cases in 2022—early specialist consultation can reduce delays and support timely, organized treatment planning.

A Gentle Safety Note for Patients on Cancer Treatment

If a patient on cancer treatment develops high fever, severe vomiting, uncontrolled bleeding, sudden severe breathlessness, or extreme weakness/confusion, seek urgent medical care immediately at the nearest emergency facility. This information is general guidance and does not replace emergency evaluation.