About Dr. Jamshed Anwer
Dr. Jamshed Anwer is a highly skilled Consultant Nephrologist and Kidney Transplant Physician at Paras HMRI, Patna. With over 6 years of experience in nephrology, he specializes in Kidney Transplant (Living and Deceased), Advance care planning in CKD/ESRD, Interventional Nephrology, Glomerulonephritis, Difficult to treat Nephrotic Syndrome, Palliative Nephrology, and Renal nutrition.
Specialization and Expertise:
- Expert in Kidney Transplant (Living and Deceased)
- Proficient in Advance care planning in CKD/ESRD
- Skilled in Interventional Nephrology and managing complex cases like Glomerulonephritis and Difficult to treat Nephrotic Syndrome
Certifications:
- MECP SCE (Royal College of Physicians, UK)
Awards & Recognitions:
- Honours and Gold Medal in MBBS
- University Topper in Nephrology (WBUHS)
- Best Oral Paper presentation at ISNEZCON 2019, IANCON 2019, and Best Poster presentation at ISNCON 2019
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Renal Sciences | Post Date : Apr 25, 2025
Have you ever experienced a sudden, sharp pain in your back or side that made you double over? Or maybe you've noticed blood in your urine or a burning sensation while peeing? These could be symptoms of kidney stones, a common yet extremely painful condition that affects people of all ages.
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Renal Sciences | Post Date : Nov 01, 2025
When you visit your doctor for a health check-up, one of the common tests prescribed is the urine creatinine test. It might sound technical, but it plays a key role in evaluating how well your kidneys are functioning — the organs that act as your body’s natural filters.
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Renal Sciences | Post Date : May 06, 2025
A urine infection or urinary tract infection (UTI) is an infection in any part of your urinary system — kidneys, ureters, bladder, or urethra. Most infections involve the lower urinary tract — the bladder and the urethra. These infections are common and treatable, but ignoring the signs can lead to more serious complications.
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