Patient Resources

Neurology, explained clearly.
For patients & families

Brief, practical explanations of symptoms, conditions, investigations, treatment principles and urgent warning signs.

Start with your symptom

Find the information closest to your problem.

Headache / migraine

Migraine, chronic migraine, cluster headache, medication overuse and warning signs.

Tremor / abnormal movements

Parkinson’s disease, tremor, dystonia, dyskinesia, gait and DBS.

Numbness / tingling

Peripheral nerve symptoms, weakness and neuropathy.

Seizure / blackout

First seizure, epilepsy and urgent warning signs.

Memory / cognition

Memory loss, cognitive change and when assessment helps.

Sudden neurological symptoms

Stroke warning signs and why urgent assessment matters.

Before your consultation

A little preparation can make the consultation more useful.

Bring

Previous prescriptions, relevant scans/reports, laboratory results, EEG/EMG reports and current medicines.

Timeline

Write down when the problem started, how it changed and what makes it better or worse.

Treatment history

Note medicines or therapies already tried, benefit, side effects and why they were stopped.

Your questions

Write down the two or three questions you most want answered.

Patient questions

Common patient questions

Will I automatically need an MRI, EEG or EMG?
No. Investigations are selected according to the clinical question and examination.
Can I come for a second opinion?
Yes. Previous reports, images, prescriptions and a clear timeline can make a review more useful.
What happens during a first consultation?
Expect a detailed history, neurological examination, review of previous records and discussion of the likely diagnosis and next steps.
When should I seek emergency care?
Sudden weakness, facial asymmetry, speech difficulty, loss of consciousness, prolonged seizure or sudden severe headache require urgent care.
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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