Not all neurological conditions can be prevented, but some risks can be reduced. Managing blood pressure, diabetes and cholesterol, avoiding tobacco, limiting alcohol, staying physically active and preventing head injuries can help protect your brain and overall health. If you notice any new or unusual neurological symptoms, don’t ignore them. Getting them checked early can help identify the cause and guide the right care.
The Neurosciences Department at the CK Birla Hospital covers different areas of neurological care, from diagnosing and managing brain and nerve disorders to surgical treatment, pain management and rehabilitation.
Neurology deals with conditions affecting the brain, spinal cord, nerves and muscles without surgery. Our neurologists diagnose and treat conditions such as stroke, epilepsy, migraine, Parkinson’s disease, dementia, movement disorders and neuropathy.
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Neurology
Neurosurgery focuses on conditions that may need surgery or specialised procedures involving the brain, spine, spinal cord or nerves. This may include brain and spinal tumours, traumatic brain injuries, spinal conditions and some cases of movement disorders.
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NeurosurgeryRecovery from any neurological disorder takes time. Neuro-rehabilitation helps patients improve their movement, balance, speech and everyday activities after a stroke, brain injury or other neurological conditions. It may include physiotherapy, occupational therapy and speech therapy, depending on the patient’s requirements.
Our Neurosciences department provides evaluation and treatment for a wide range of conditions affecting the brain, spinal cord, nerves and muscles. These conditions can be grouped into different areas of neurological and neurosurgical care.
Stroke & Cerebrovascular Disorders
Movement Disorders
Neurodegenerative & Cognitive Disorders
Spine, Nerve & Neuromuscular Disorders
Brain & Neurosurgical Conditions
Headache, Facial Pain & Neurological Pain
Functional & Other Neurological Disorders
You should get a neurological evaluation if a problem keeps coming back or starts affecting your daily life.
These symptoms can happen for many different reasons and do not always mean you have a neurological condition. For instance, headaches can be due to several triggers and sometimes forgetting things can be a normal part of ageing. But if a symptom is recurrent, gets worse or starts affecting your daily life, you should get it checked. A neurological specialist can understand your symptoms, look at their pattern and recommend whether any further evaluation may be helpful.
The tests used to diagnose a neurological condition depend on your symptoms and what your doctor finds during the initial evaluation.
Treatment depends on the condition, its severity and the individual’s overall health. It may include medicines, lifestyle and risk-factor management, rehabilitation, minimally invasive procedures or surgery.
Based on your condition, your doctor may suggest:
The appropriate treatment option is decided after thorough diagnosis and discussion with the treating specialist.
Neurological conditions can affect different aspects of a person’s health and daily life. Our multispecialty approach brings experienced doctors from relevant specialties together when needed, helping patients receive care that considers diagnosis, treatment and recovery as connected parts of their care journey.
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Book a consultation at the CK Birla Hospital with the Neurosciences Department for an appropriate evaluation and treatment plan.
A neurologist diagnoses and medically treats disorders affecting the brain, spinal cord, nerves and muscles. A neurosurgeon specialises in surgical treatment of selected conditions affecting the nervous system. Some patients may need care from both specialists.
Sudden facial weakness, weakness or numbness on one side of the body, difficulty speaking, sudden vision problems, loss of balance or a sudden severe headache should get immediate medical attention.
Many neurological conditions can be managed with medicines, lifestyle measures, monitoring and rehabilitation. Surgery is considered when appropriate for the specific condition. Whether surgery is needed depends on your condition, its severity and your overall health.
An MRI is generally painless, although some people may find the enclosed scanner uncomfortable. An EEG (Electroencephalography) is also painless and involves placing small electrodes on the scalp to record brain activity.
Yes. A neurologist can evaluate recurring or difficult to manage headaches, look for possible triggers or underlying causes and recommend appropriate treatment.
Not all neurological conditions can be prevented, but some risks can be reduced. Managing blood pressure, diabetes and cholesterol, avoiding tobacco, limiting alcohol, staying physically active and preventing head injuries can help protect your brain and overall health. If you notice any new or unusual neurological symptoms, don’t ignore them. Getting them checked early can help identify the cause and guide the right care.
