Book your hematology consultation with Dr. Mohammad Ali in Dhaka.
Here you can find where Dr. Ali sees patients, choose the chamber (চেম্বার) that suits you best, and learn what to bring for a calm, unhurried visit. You will also see how to reach us safely — without sharing your detailed blood report (রক্তের রিপোর্ট) through a public form.
Where can you see Dr. Ali?
Dr. Ali sees patients at two chambers (চেম্বার) in Dhaka. Pick the one that is closest to you, fits your schedule, and is easy to reach for a serial (সিরিয়াল).
Popular Diagnostic Centre
One of Dr. Ali’s regular chambers for blood disorder and blood cancer consultations, with diagnostic support right on site. The exact branch, address, visiting hours, phone, and map link are being confirmed and will be shown here soon.
Alok Diagnostic Centre
Dr. Ali’s second chamber, offering the same calm, careful evaluation for patients who live nearer to this area. The exact branch, address, visiting hours, phone, and map link are being confirmed and will be shown here soon.
A safer appointment path for blood report concerns.
These simple steps take you from choosing a chamber to your consultation — so you arrive prepared, contact us safely, and feel calm about the whole visit.
1. Choose chamber
Pick the chamber (চেম্বার) that is easiest for you to reach and fits the time you are free.
2. Confirm visit time
A quick call before you leave home saves a wasted trip, as visiting hours can change.
3. Prepare reports
Keep your blood reports, older prescriptions, and diagnosis papers together in one place.
4. Attend consultation
Talk through your reports, symptoms, history, and medicines — and ask any question freely.
What should you bring to the chamber?
When you come prepared, you can explain your worry clearly and Dr. Ali can help you faster. This matters most for CBC changes, low platelets, anemia, bone marrow reports, or follow-up visits for leukemia (লিউকেমিয়া), lymphoma, and myeloma. Your older reports also show how your blood report (রক্তের রিপোর্ট) has changed over time.
Please bring the original reports or clear copies. For your privacy, we do not ask you to upload detailed reports through this public form — your reports are always reviewed in person or through a secure, doctor-approved way.
- Your most recent CBC report, plus any older CBC reports you still have
- Peripheral blood film (PBF) report, if one was done for you
- Bone marrow, biopsy, or any imaging (like ultrasound) reports, if available
- Your current medicines and any older prescriptions you have kept
- Earlier diagnosis papers, hospital discharge summary, or referral note
- A short written list of the questions you and your family want to ask
Please don’t wait in an emergency
This website is not for emergencies. If there is heavy bleeding, trouble breathing, fainting or unconsciousness, sudden severe weakness, or a very high fever with a serious condition, go to the nearest hospital right away. In these moments, quick care is what matters most — please do not wait for a reply here or for a scheduled appointment.
Send us a simple appointment question.
Use this short form for general questions about visiting or booking a serial. It is not for medical diagnosis, so please don’t share your full history, private reports, or urgent symptoms here. For anything urgent, it is always safer to be seen in person.
Your privacy comes first
Please keep your message short. There is no need to share detailed reports or sensitive health details here.
Reports need a real visit
Reading a blood report and deciding treatment needs a proper, face-to-face examination with Dr. Ali.
We’re happy to help — ask away
A little reading before you come in.
If a blood report (রক্তের রিপোর্ট) has left you unsure, these short guides explain things in simple words — so you feel calmer and clearer before your visit.
Understanding Your CBC Report
See what the numbers in your CBC report really mean, and why one odd value rarely tells the whole story.
About the Bone Marrow Test
Learn why a bone marrow test is sometimes advised, what it involves, and what to bring with you.
When to See a Hematologist
Not sure if you need a blood specialist? Here are the common signs that make a hematologist visit worthwhile.
Quick answers before you contact the chamber.
You’re just a few steps from a calm, prepared visit.
Choose the chamber that suits you, confirm the visiting time, and bring your reports along. With everything ready, Dr. Ali can focus fully on you and your blood report (রক্তের রিপোর্ট).