Comprehensive Neurology

Neurology
Dr. Mit Ankur Raval

Comprehensive neurological assessment across common and complex disorders, with focused clinical interests in Movement Disorders and Headache Medicine.

Understanding neurological symptoms

The right diagnosis starts with the right clinical pattern.

Neurological symptoms can arise from the brain, spinal cord, peripheral nerves, neuromuscular system or other conditions that mimic neurological disease.

History

Onset, progression, triggers, associated symptoms and functional impact often narrow the diagnosis.

Neurological examination

Cognition, speech, cranial nerves, eye movements, strength, tone, reflexes, sensation, coordination, gait and movement phenomenology may all matter.

Targeted investigations

MRI/CT, EEG, EMG-NCS, blood tests or other studies are selected to answer specific clinical questions.

Second opinions

Review may be useful when the diagnosis remains uncertain, symptoms progress, treatment is ineffective or the situation is complex.

Common reasons for consultation

What patients may seek neurological assessment for.

Movement & gait

Tremor, slowness, stiffness, abnormal movements, freezing, falls or unexplained balance problems.

Headache

Migraine, chronic headache, unusual headache patterns or headaches that are difficult to control.

Weakness & sensory symptoms

Numbness, tingling, burning pain, weakness or foot drop.

Seizures & episodic events

First suspected seizure, recurrent episodes of loss of awareness or unexplained transient neurological events.

Memory & cognition

Memory decline, cognitive change, behavioural symptoms or concerns raised by family.

Dizziness & balance

Persistent dizziness, imbalance, recurrent falls or neurological causes of vestibular symptoms.

Urgent neurological symptoms

When not to wait for a routine appointment.

Sudden weakness or facial asymmetry

Seek emergency care immediately.

Sudden speech or visual difficulty

Abrupt neurological deficits need urgent assessment.

Loss of consciousness or prolonged seizure

Emergency evaluation is required.

Sudden severe headache

A sudden severe or new headache pattern can require urgent evaluation.

Appointments

Book a neurological consultation.

Clinic and appointment details will be updated here.

Important: This website provides general information and is not a substitute for an in-person medical consultation. In an emergency, seek immediate medical care.
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