We treat a wide range of neurological conditions including brain infections such as meningitis and encephalitis. Our team also manages neurodegenerative disorders like Parkinson’s disease and Alzheimer’s disease. Additionally, we provide treatment for brain tumours (benign and malignant), stroke, seizure disorders, spinal disorders, and other nervous system conditions.

Early symptoms depend on the affected brain area. Common signs include severe or persistent headaches, sudden memory loss or confusion, mood or behavior changes, vision problems, numbness or weakness, and difficulty with speech, balance, or walking.

Diagnosis usually involves advanced imaging tests such as MRI and CT scans, neurological examinations to assess reflexes and coordination, and laboratory tests. In certain cases, a lumbar puncture (spinal fluid analysis) may also be required.

No, not all brain conditions are incurable. Many infections and certain types of tumours can be completely treated, especially when detected early. However, some neurodegenerative diseases may worsen over time, though their symptoms can often be managed effectively.

You should consult a neurologist if you experience persistent symptoms such as severe headaches, sudden memory loss, numbness or weakness, seizures, or problems with balance and coordination.

Awake Craniotomy is a specialized brain surgery performed while the patient is awake. It is commonly used for lesions located in critical brain areas to preserve essential functions such as speech and movement during the procedure.

Our hospital offers advanced neurosurgical operating theatres, a fully equipped surgical ICU, MRI and CT scan facilities, EEG and EMG diagnostics, minimally invasive surgery (MIS) techniques, neuro-microscopes, endoscopic equipment, spinal care services, pediatric neurosurgery, inpatient rooms, and wheelchair-accessible infrastructure.

We follow a multidisciplinary approach involving neurologists, neurosurgeons, and rehabilitation specialists. Our focus is on minimally invasive techniques to ensure faster recovery and improved patient outcomes.

Yes, we aim to provide high-quality neurological and spinal care at cost-effective and competitive prices without compromising on medical standards.

Stereotypic Movement Disorder (SMD) is a motor disorder commonly seen in children. It involves repetitive and seemingly purposeless movements such as hand flapping, body rocking, or head banging.

A neurologist diagnoses and treats neurological conditions using medications and non-surgical therapies, whereas a neurosurgeon is trained to perform surgical procedures on the brain, spine, and nervous system when required.

Please bring your previous medical records, imaging reports (MRI/CT scans), a list of current medications, and any relevant lab reports to assist in accurate diagnosis and treatment planning.

Stroke warning signs include sudden weakness or numbness (especially on one side of the body), difficulty speaking or understanding speech, sudden vision problems, severe headache, and loss of balance. Immediate medical attention is critical.

In many cases, a referral from a primary care physician may be required depending on your insurance policy. However, you may contact our hospital directly for further guidance.

Yes, we prioritize conservative treatments such as medications, physical therapy, lifestyle modifications, and pain management injections before considering surgical intervention.