Neurology
Consultation and ongoing care for conditions affecting the brain, spinal cord, nerves and muscles.
View Details: NeurologyExplore the clinic's specialities, the conditions we see, diagnostic tests, rehabilitation services and practical guides for patients. Each page explains what to expect, how to prepare and how to book.
Specialist clinics for conditions affecting the brain, spine, nerves and muscles.
Consultation and ongoing care for conditions affecting the brain, spinal cord, nerves and muscles.
View Details: NeurologyAssessment, prevention and follow-up care after a stroke or mini-stroke (TIA).
View Details: Stroke ClinicAssessment of seizures and long-term management of epilepsy.
View Details: Epilepsy ClinicAssessment and management of migraine and other headaches that keep coming back.
View Details: Headache & MigraineAssessment and ongoing care for Parkinson's disease, tremor, dystonia and other movement disorders.
View Details: Parkinson's & Movement DisordersAssessment of memory loss, confusion and other changes in thinking.
View Details: Memory & Cognitive ClinicAssessment of conditions affecting the nerves and muscles, such as neuropathy and myopathy.
View Details: Neuromuscular ClinicAssessment of dizziness, vertigo and unsteadiness.
View Details: Vertigo & BalanceAssessment of back and neck pain, sciatica, trapped nerves and nerve pain.
View Details: Spine & PainSurgical assessment and care for conditions of the brain and spine.
View Details: NeurosurgeryRehabilitation to help people regain function and independence after neurological illness.
View Details: Neuro RehabilitationLearn about common neurological conditions, their symptoms and how they are assessed.
A medical emergency in which the blood supply to part of the brain is interrupted.
View Details: StrokeA condition that causes repeated seizures due to abnormal electrical activity in the brain.
View Details: EpilepsyA common condition causing recurring, often severe headaches, sometimes with nausea and sensitivity to light.
View Details: MigraineA decline in memory and thinking that is severe enough to affect daily life.
View Details: DementiaThe most common cause of dementia, causing a gradual decline in memory and thinking.
View Details: Alzheimer'sA condition in which the immune system affects the brain, spinal cord and optic nerves.
View Details: Multiple SclerosisA progressive condition that causes slowness, stiffness and tremor.
View Details: Parkinson'sInvoluntary, rhythmic shaking of part of the body, most often the hands.
View Details: TremorA movement disorder that causes involuntary muscle contractions and abnormal postures.
View Details: DystoniaDamage to the peripheral nerves that causes numbness, tingling, pain or weakness.
View Details: NeuropathyConditions affecting the muscles, causing weakness, often around the hips and shoulders.
View Details: MyopathyAn autoimmune condition causing muscle weakness that gets worse with activity.
View Details: Myasthenia GravisA rare, rapidly developing condition in which the immune system attacks the nerves.
View Details: GBSA progressive condition affecting the nerve cells that control the muscles.
View Details: ALS / MNDPain that spreads from the lower back down the leg because of nerve irritation.
View Details: SciaticaAge-related changes in the neck or lower spine that may cause pain or nerve symptoms.
View Details: Cervical & Lumbar SpondylosisA pinched or irritated nerve root in the spine, causing pain, numbness or weakness in a limb.
View Details: RadiculopathyNeurological tests and assessments that help find the cause of symptoms.
A painless test that records the electrical activity of the brain.
View Details: EEGA test that checks how well the muscles, and the nerves that control them, are working.
View Details: EMGA test that measures how fast and how well signals travel along your nerves.
View Details: NCV / NCSAn evaluation of memory, attention, language and thinking skills.
View Details: Cognitive AssessmentA detailed assessment of thinking, memory, behaviour and emotional wellbeing.
View Details: Neuropsychological AssessmentGuidance on when a brain or spine scan is needed and how imaging referrals work.
View Details: MRI / CT ReferralTherapy and practical guidance to support recovery, movement and independence.
Therapy and guidance to help recovery of movement, function and independence after a stroke.
View Details: Stroke RehabilitationExercise and therapy to support movement, balance and daily activities in Parkinson's disease.
View Details: Parkinson's RehabilitationTherapy to maintain strength, mobility and function in nerve and muscle conditions.
View Details: Neuromuscular RehabilitationExercise-based treatment to improve movement, strength, balance and pain.
View Details: PhysiotherapyExercises to improve steadiness and walking, build confidence and reduce the risk of falls.
View Details: Balance & Gait TrainingStrategies and exercises to help with memory, attention and thinking difficulties.
View Details: Cognitive RehabilitationSafe, practical exercise plans to continue your recovery at home.
View Details: Home Exercise GuidancePractical guides to help you prepare for your visit and know when to seek urgent help.
Common neurological symptoms and the clinic services that can help you find out more.
View Details: Symptoms We TreatWhat usually happens at your first appointment and how to make the most of it.
View Details: First Visit GuideA checklist of documents and information to bring to your appointment.
View Details: What to BringGeneral advice to help you prepare for neurological tests.
View Details: Test PreparationAnswers to common questions about appointments and visiting the clinics.
View Details: FAQsWarning signs that need emergency care, and what to do while waiting for help.
View Details: Emergency GuidancePractical tips for families and caregivers supporting someone with a neurological condition.
View Details: Caregiver GuidesCall or send a WhatsApp message to ask about appointment times at the Patna clinics.
In an emergency
If you or someone with you has sudden weakness or numbness, facial drooping, slurred speech, a seizure lasting more than 5 minutes, a sudden severe headache or loss of consciousness, call 112 or go to the nearest emergency department immediately. Do not wait for an appointment or rely on this website.
Call 112