Nivok Superspeciality Hospital: Neurologist in Hapur

• Stroke
• Epilepsy and seizures
• Parkinson's disease
• Alzheimer's disease and other dementias
• Multiple sclerosis
• Migraine and chronic headache
• Vertigo and balance disorders

• Peripheral neuropathy
• Myasthenia gravis
• Muscular dystrophy

• Epilepsy
• Cerebral palsy
• Developmental delay
• Autism-related neurological concerns

• EEG captures electrical patterns in the brain
• MRI and CT show structures of the brain and spine
• Nerve conduction studies measure signal speed in the nerves
• EMG checks how muscles respond to nerve signals

The neurosurgical team treats:

• Brain tumours
• Herniated discs, spinal injuries and nerve compression
• Conditions suited to minimally invasive brain surgery
• Head and spinal cord trauma needing emergency surgery

In a stroke, every minute of delay costs brain cells. Nivok's 24x7 emergency department provides immediate stroke care, followed by rehabilitation.

• Keep a suspected stroke patient lying down and offer no food or water
• During a seizure, clear sharp objects and never put anything in the mouth

A drooping face, a weak arm or slurred speech means you should go at once.

If these sound familiar, schedule a visit with a Neurologist in Hapur instead of waiting for them to pass:

• Headaches that are frequent, severe or sudden
• Forgetfulness or confusion
• Numbness or weakness in a limb
• Unsteady walking
• Sudden blurring or loss of vision
• Slurred or difficult speech
• Tremors you cannot control
• More than one seizure

• High blood pressure, which strongly increases stroke risk
• Diabetes and high cholesterol
• Smoking and heavy drinking
• Head injuries from falls or road accidents
• A family history of epilepsy, migraine or dementia

Forgetting where the keys are happens to everyone. Forgetting the way home, repeating the same question within minutes or struggling with familiar tasks is different. An assessment can separate normal ageing from conditions such as Alzheimer's disease, and early diagnosis gives families time to plan treatment, safety at home and support for caregivers.

Epilepsy is a medical condition, not a flaw or a curse, and most people lead full lives with proper treatment. Doctors identify the seizure type, choose suitable medicines and discuss triggers such as missed sleep or skipped doses. Families learn what to do during a seizure and when to call for help.

Many headaches come from tiredness, dehydration or stress. A few need urgent assessment, especially one that is sudden and extremely severe, follows a head injury, occurs with fever and neck stiffness, or comes with weakness or vision loss.

• You describe the symptoms, their timing and what triggers them
• The doctor tests reflexes, strength, coordination and balance
• Scans or nerve tests are advised only when they will change treatment
• You receive a clear diagnosis and a plan you can follow

• Old reports, scans and prescriptions
• A list of current medicines
• A symptom diary
• A relative who has witnessed seizures, confusion or memory lapses

• What is causing my symptoms?
• Which tests do I need, and what will they show?
• Is this condition likely to progress?
• What treatments are available, and what are the side effects?
• Which warning signs should send me to the emergency department?

Frequently Asked Questions

1. Is epilepsy treated at Nivok?

Yes. EEG testing, diagnosis and ongoing seizure management are available.

2. Can brain tumours be operated on here?

Yes. Brain tumour surgery, including minimally invasive methods, is part of the neurosurgery service.

3. Do children receive neurological care?

Yes. Paediatric neurology covers epilepsy, cerebral palsy and developmental concerns.

4. Which test checks for nerve damage?

Nerve conduction studies and EMG are used, along with MRI when needed.

5.Is stroke care available at night?

Yes. Emergency and stroke services run 24x7.

6. Can vertigo be evaluated?

Yes. Vertigo and balance problems are examined and treated by the department.

7. Can the hospital help with speech delay or developmental concerns?

Yes. The pediatric team assesses concerns such as speech and language delay, autism, ADHD, cerebral palsy and seizure disorders, helping families seek appropriate early support.

8.Are memory problems assessed?

Yes. The department evaluates memory loss and dementia, including Alzheimer's disease.

9. Is spine surgery offered?

Yes. Spinal surgery is available for herniated discs, injuries and nerve compression.

Answers and Action

Choosing a Neurologist in Hapur is about finding a doctor who listens, tests intelligently and explains what lies ahead. Nivok Superspeciality Hospital offers neurologists, neurosurgeons, on-site diagnostics and round-the-clock emergency care together. Call today to book your consultation and take control of your symptoms.