
Dr. Rezwana Rumpa
MBBS, MRCOG(UK), MRCPI(IE)
Dr. Rezwana Parvin Rumpa is an obstetrics and gynaecology specialist with clinical focus on gestational diabetes, PCOS, and fertility. She holds the MRCOG (Final Part) from the Royal College of Obstetricians and Gynaecologists in London, the MRCPI (Final Part) from the Royal College of Physicians of Ireland, and an MBBS from Shaheed Monsur Ali Medical College under Dhaka University. Dr. Rumpa serves as a Senior Medical Officer in the Obs and Gynae department at BRB Hospitals Ltd, where she has spent three years managing prenatal care, emergency obstetric cases, and women's-health surgery. On Diabic, she medically reviews content for women living with diabetes, with particular attention to pregnancy, PCOS, and reproductive-health intersections.
Affiliation
Registrar at Monno Medical College & Hospital, Author and Reviewer at Diabic
Focus areas
Gestational Diabetes, PCOS, Obstetrics & Gynaecology
Reviewed
122
Read time
19h 8m
Articles reviewed by Dr. Rezwana Rumpa
How to Use a Glucometer Step by Step for Accurate Readings
Learn how to use a glucometer step by step with hand washing, lancing, strip handling, and accuracy tips that prevent misleading blood sugar readings
6 Tips for Improving Sleep Quality with Diabetes
Practical, evidence-based strategies for improving sleep quality with diabetes, from bedtime blood sugar checks to wind-down routines that actually work.
Semaglutide vs Tirzepatide: Key Differences You Should Know
Semaglutide vs tirzepatide explained: how they work, A1C and weight results, side effects, costs, and how to choose the right injectable with your doctor.
How to Create a School Management Plan for Diabetes
A step-by-step parent guide to building a school management plan diabetes-ready: 504 plan, DMMP, accommodations, and how to work with school staff.
Meditation and Blood Sugar: What Science Actually Shows
Explore what peer-reviewed research reveals about meditation and blood sugar, including realistic A1C effects, study findings, and how to start a daily.
Hypoglycemia Risk in Older Adults With Diabetes
Hypoglycemia risk in older adults rises with age. Learn why low blood sugar gets more dangerous, which medications drive it, and how to prevent severe.
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