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Dr. Ahmed graduated from Dhaka Medical College, Bangladesh. He went on to study at the University of Otago, where he attained a Master of Immunology and worked in probiotic research at Massey University, before starting a career in General Medicine. Dr. Ahmed practiced in New Zealand for 14 years, mainly in internal medicine in a hospital setting, before relocating to Australia.
Interests: Aboriginal health, chronic care management, emergency medicine and palliative medicine.
KRMC Clinics: Allergy Clinic.
KRMC Corporate Health Service: WorkCover consults, Standard Pre-Employment Medicals and BFM Medicals.
The KRMC Allergy Clinic aims to diagnose and treat airborne allergens such as animal dander, house dust mites and mould spores.
The KRMC Allergy Clinic makes diagnoses using skin prick testing. Skin prick testing is recognised as the gold standard for airborne allergy testing by the Australasian Society of Clinical Immunology and Allergy. Results from skin prick tests are available after 15 minutes.
The KRMC Allergy Clinic specialises in the management of diagnosed airborne allergies. Management strategies include processes such as immunotherapy or desensitisation. These treatments, which aim to eliminate allergies for good, are given in tablet form and prevent the body from overreacting to environmental substances that may be encountered on a daily basis. Patients can expect to see an improvement in symptoms from 4-10 weeks.
The KRMC Allergy Clinic, run by GPs in conjunction with nursing staff, aims to diagnose and treat airborne allergens. Common airborne allergens include animal dander, house dust mites, mould spores and pollens (grass, trees, weed) – all of which can cause allergic rhinitis, leading to symptoms such as itching, mucous production and tearing.
Allergic rhinitis can impact sleep, concentration, learning and daily functioning.
The KRMC Allergy Clinic does not treat food or venom allergies.
To determine a patient’s allergy/allergies the Clinic uses a skin prick test (SPT) which is quick, safe and gives a very fast result. Once a diagnosis is made, allergies can be treated by a process known as immunotherapy or desensitisation. The SPT is conducted by a qualified Nurse, and results are given after 15 minutes. Skin prick testing is recognised as the gold standard for airborne allergy testing by the Australasian Society of Clinical Immunology and Allergy.
Immunotherapy and desensitization aim to eliminate allergies for good and are given in tablet form. These treatments prevent the body from overreacting to environmental substances that may be encountered on a daily basis. Patients can expect to see an improvement in symptoms from 4-10 weeks.
The Clinic is open to patients 8 years and above who suffer from allergic rhinitis.
Before your appointment please do the following:
Anti-histamine tablets: These need to be stopped 5 days prior to your appointment.
Anti-depressants. Some tri-cyclic anti-depressant tablets should also be stopped – however please consult your regular doctor to determine if this is appropriate for you. It is recommended that Endep, Dothep, Avanza, and Axit are stopped 7 days prior to your appointment.
Please book using the booking button for Dr. Kabir Ahmed at the top or bottom of this page. Alternatively, please visit reception at 36 Kildare Road, Blacktown, 2148, or call reception on (02) 8822 3000.