Nivok Superspeciality Hospital: Neurologist in Meerut

• Brain tumour surgery
• Spinal surgery for herniated discs, spinal injuries and nerve compression
• Minimally invasive brain surgery
• Emergency surgery after head and spinal cord injuries

Some neurological problems arrive without warning, but many have roots you can influence.

A baby may need this level of care when there is:

• High blood pressure, a major risk factor for stroke
• Diabetes and high cholesterol
• Smoking and heavy alcohol use
• Head injury from falls and road accidents
• A family history of epilepsy, migraine or dementia
• Poor sleep and long stretches of stress

Headaches: When to Worry

Most headaches are harmless, but a few are not. Get checked quickly if a headache is sudden and unusually severe, follows a head injury, comes with fever and a stiff neck, or arrives along with weakness, confusion or loss of vision. A new pattern of headaches after the age of fifty also deserves an expert opinion.

Stroke and Emergency Neurology

With a stroke, hours decide the outcome. Doctors say it plainly: time is brain. Nivok's emergency department runs 24x7 and offers immediate stroke care followed by rehabilitation.

● For a suspected stroke, keep the person lying down and give no food or water
• ● During a seizure, move sharp objects away and put nothing in the person's mouth Face drooping, an arm that will not lift or slurred speech means you should leave for the hospital at once, not wait for the morning.

Many people wait too long because the symptoms come and go. If you notice any of these, book a consultation with a Neurologist in Meerut rather than hoping they fade:

• Frequent or severe headaches
• Memory loss or confusion
• Weakness or numbness in an arm or leg
• Trouble walking or keeping balance
• Sudden changes in vision
• Difficulty speaking
• Tremors you cannot control
• Repeated seizures

• The neurologist listens to your story, from when the symptoms started to what makes them better or worse
• A physical examination tests reflexes, strength, balance and coordination
• Scans or nerve tests are suggested only if they will change the treatment
• You leave with a plain explanation and a treatment plan made for you

• Earlier scans, reports and prescriptions
• A list of every medicine you take
• A short diary of when symptoms occur and how long they last
• A family member who has seen the episodes, especially for seizures or memory problems

Epilepsy, Parkinson's disease and multiple sclerosis are managed for years, not weeks. Steady follow-up lets the doctor review medicines, watch for changes and adjust the plan before small problems grow. Families also need guidance, so caregivers are encouraged to attend visits and ask questions.

• Neurologists and neurosurgeons work together in the same hospital
• MRI, CT, EEG and nerve tests are available on site
• Emergency and stroke care are ready 24x7
• Treatment plans are built around the patient, not a fixed template

Recovery from a stroke or spinal surgery often takes months. Physiotherapy, family counselling and regular follow-up visits help patients rebuild strength and confidence at their own pace.

Frequently Asked Questions

1. Does the hospital treat epilepsy?

Yes. EEG testing, diagnosis and long-term seizure management are available.

2. Is brain tumour surgery performed here?

Yes. The neurosurgical team performs brain tumour surgery, including minimally invasive techniques.

3.Can children see a neurologist at Nivok?

Yes. Paediatric neurology covers epilepsy, cerebral palsy, developmental delay and autism-related concerns.

4.Which tests help find the cause of numbness or weakness?

Nerve conduction studies, EMG, MRI and CT scans are used, depending on your symptoms.

5. Is emergency care available at night?

Yes. Emergency and stroke care run 24x7.

6. Can migraines and chronic headaches be treated?

Yes. The neurology department manages migraine and long-lasting headaches after finding the cause.

7. Do you perform spine surgery?

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

8. Can dizziness and balance problems be evaluated here?

Yes. Vertigo and balance disorders are treated by the department after a proper examination.