Dr. Muhammad Niazi, MD

Dr. Niazi wouldn’t let me finish a sentence before cutting me off. He acted as if I was wasting his time by being there. When I tried to tell him my family history, he informed me that it was “not possible” for my family members to have the two blood disorders. Then wanted the nurse to look one of them up to see what they have. The nurse did not, since the person he wanted looked up was not there. Some notes in my chart are not accurate, since some things noted were not actually said or done. He was rude, dismissed what I would say, and honestly did not care. I was truly shocked that he acted in such a way. No one should go to a medical professional and be belittled, and made to feel that you have no reason to be there. One of the worst experiences I have ever had!

Nazi came in wouldn’t look any of us in the eyes. He had his mind made up in the area of the standard of care for patients no more no less. However, when I asked questions a family friend colorectal cancer oncologist at MD Anderson had told me to ask he said my questions were childish. Obviously an egotistical man and in my opinion and MD Anderson family friend opinion he was thrown off guard being questioned. UNPROFESSIONAL for people literally dealing with life and death!

My 18 year old daughter was referred to Dr. Niazi for hematology. She has been having circulation issues. Not only did he tell her she should've never been referred to him, but tried to get her to think that her anti-depressants were causing the issue. She cried all the way home. I have never posted a negative online review for a doctor in my life, but have some bedside manners, sir. These patients count on you and put their very lives in your hands. NOBODY, especially a frightened 18 year old woman that's struggling with her health, wants to be condescended and belittled. I pray you improve you demeanor.