Dr. Muhammad Qureshi, MD

I had an extremely disappointing experience with Dr. Muhammad Qureshi at UPMC. My 2-year-old son was suffering from severe constipation and blood in his stool, and despite this, Dr. Qureshi refused to examine him simply because I had not followed his recommendation to give my child daily dose of a medication not FDA-approved for infants.I expressed concerns about possible food allergies or other underlying gastrointestinal issues, yet Dr. Qureshi was dismissive, visibly irritated, and refused to provide any medical care. Instead of helping, he told me to find another doctor and left the room.To make matters worse, I later found out that my insurance was billed for the visit, despite my son receiving no examination or treatment. This is completely unacceptable and raises serious concerns about both his professionalism and the hospital’s billing practices.A doctor’s role is to listen, provide thorough care, and prioritize a child’s well-being—Dr. Qureshi failed .

I do not recommend this place. If you have GI issues go to the er and see their specialist. He didn’t even diagnose my child correctly, had us do extra costly things before doing the obvious.

My son was seen by Dr. Qureshi for many years until he switched to an adult gastroenterologist at the age of 20. Dr. Qureshi always listened very carefully to what we said and was very patient and kind when explaining his condition and treatment options. My son has been symptom-free for more than 5 years due to the management of his disease. I highly recommend Dr. Qureshi to the parents of any children needing a gastroenterologist.

As I was dealing with many stomach issues, Muhammad was very patient and took his time through every appointment. You're not going to get in on time, it's a fact but when you're in, he'll give you all of his time and attention.