Neurology

You may benefit from seeing a neurologist if you:

• Have frequent or severe headaches that don’t respond to over-the-counter meds
• Experience unexplained numbness, weakness, or tremors
• Have had a seizure or fainting episode
• Are concerned about memory loss or cognitive decline
• Are recovering from a stroke or managing a chronic neurological condition

Q1: What symptoms indicate I should see a neurologist?
A1: You should see a neurologist if you experience chronic headaches, seizures, numbness, unexplained weakness, memory loss, or tremors.

Q2: What tests do neurologists use to diagnose conditions?
A2: Common tests include EEGs (to assess brain activity), nerve conduction studies, MRI or CT scans, and cognitive evaluations.

Q3: Can neurologists treat chronic migraines?
A3: Yes. Our neurologists offer personalized migraine management plans, including prescription medications and Botox injections for chronic cases.