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You should consider consulting a neurologist if you experience symptoms related to the brain, spine, or nerves such as persistent headaches, sudden weakness, numbness, dizziness, seizures, memory problems, tremors, difficulty speaking, or balance issues. Early evaluation helps identify the cause and allows timely treatment before the condition progresses.

Sudden symptoms such as weakness on one side of the body, facial drooping, difficulty speaking, sudden vision loss, severe headache, confusion, or loss of balance may indicate a neurological emergency such as stroke. These symptoms require immediate medical attention, as early treatment can significantly improve recovery.

Neurointerventional treatment is a minimally invasive approach used to diagnose and treat conditions affecting the blood vessels of the brain and spine. Doctors use tiny catheters inserted through blood vessels, guided by advanced imaging, to reach the affected area and perform treatment without open surgery.

Minimally invasive neurointerventional procedures usually involve smaller punctures instead of large surgical incisions. This approach often results in less pain, reduced risk of complications, shorter hospital stays, and faster recovery compared to traditional surgical methods.

Yes, certain types of stroke caused by blocked blood vessels can be treated using advanced neurointerventional techniques. Doctors can remove or dissolve the clot to restore blood flow to the brain. These treatments are most effective when performed as early as possible after symptoms begin.

During the first consultation, the doctor will review your symptoms, medical history, and any previous reports or scans. A neurological examination may be performed, and additional tests or imaging may be recommended if needed to determine the most appropriate diagnosis and treatment plan.