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Neuromedicines in Jaipur

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There is 1 verified neuromedicine in Jaipur. Compare their experience, qualifications and consultation fees, and book an online or in-clinic appointment.

  • Dr. Shiv Kumar Saini
    Dr. Shiv Kumar Saini

    7 yrs • Neuromedicine • M.B.B.S, MD in General Medicine, DM in Neurology

    English • हिंदी

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    Medicare Superspeciality Clinic • Medicare Superspeciality Clinic, Prem Tower, Kumbha Marg, Sector 10, Sitapura Industrial Area, Pratap Nagar, Jaipur, Rajasthan 302033, Jaipur

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    Dr. Shiv Kumar Saini is an accomplished Consultant Neurologist with extensive clinical expertise in acute stroke care, neuro-electrophysiology, neurocritical care, and therapeutic botulinum toxin administration. He has successfully managed high-volume tertiary neurology setups, comprehensive inpatient and intensive care units, and clinical teaching across premier medical institutions. Dedicated to delivering advanced neurological care, he specializes in treating complex conditions such as acute stroke, refractory epilepsy, neuromuscular disorders, headache medicine, and movement disorders.


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Yes. Neuromedicine, neurology and neurophysician all describe a doctor who diagnoses and treats diseases of the brain, spinal cord, nerves and muscles using history, examination, tests and medicines rather than surgery. In India the qualification is usually DM or DrNB in Neurology after an MD or DNB in medicine. They treat conditions such as migraine, epilepsy, stroke, Parkinson's disease, neuropathy, vertigo, multiple sclerosis and dementia, and refer you to a neurosurgeon if an operation is needed.
See a neurologist for headaches that keep returning or are getting worse, migraine with visual aura, dizziness or vertigo that does not settle, a first seizure or unexplained blackout, tremor, memory loss, or numbness and tingling that persists. Face drooping, weakness in an arm or leg, or slurred speech are stroke signs, so call 112 at once instead of booking an appointment, because stroke treatment works best when it starts within hours.
A neurologist treats sciatica and other nerve-related pain, vertigo with a nervous-system cause, migraine, and sleep problems linked to neurological illness. For ordinary back pain from muscles or joints, a physiotherapist or orthopaedic doctor may suit you better, and a neurologist can refer you to a neurosurgeon if a disc presses on a nerve. Anxiety and depression are usually treated by a psychiatrist, although a neurologist helps when they occur with epilepsy or Parkinson's disease.
The neurologist asks when your symptoms began, what triggers them, your medicines and family history, then checks reflexes, strength, sensation, balance, vision and memory. Depending on the findings you may be advised an MRI or CT scan, an EEG for seizures, nerve conduction and EMG studies for nerve or muscle problems, or blood tests. Bring earlier reports and a list of your medicines, and note how often the symptoms occur.
Yes. On Global Neuro and Spine Care (GNSC) you can book a video consultation with a neurologist, share your MRI, CT or EEG reports in advance and get a plan without travelling. Video works well for first opinions, report reviews and follow-ups for migraine, epilepsy or Parkinson's disease, but the doctor may ask you to visit for an examination. The fee is set by each doctor and shown on their profile before you pay; tests and medicines cost extra.
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