A neurologist diagnoses and treats conditions of the brain, spinal cord, and nerves, such as migraine, epilepsy, or stroke. See one if you have neurological symptoms like frequent headaches, dizziness, loss of strength, or seizures.
Dealing with frequent headaches or recurring dizziness? Message us on WhatsApp to schedule with a neurologist.
A neurologist is a physician specialized in the nervous system: brain, spinal cord, and peripheral nerves.
They diagnose and treat conditions ranging from migraine to more complex conditions like Parkinson's disease or epilepsy.
The neurologist reviews your symptom history and performs a neurological exam: reflexes, strength, sensation, and coordination.
Depending on your case, they may order imaging (like an MRI) or electrophysiological tests to complete the diagnosis.
Based on the results, they'll explain the diagnosis and a treatment plan, which may include medication, rehabilitation, or periodic follow-up.
Already have imaging results and want a second opinion? Message us on WhatsApp.
Look for a specialist experienced with your specific symptom or condition (migraine, epilepsy, neurodegenerative disease).
Traveling with prior imaging or records? Our team can help you send them ahead over WhatsApp, and see our Imaging Services section for studies like an MRI.
Below you'll find our directory of available neurologists (auto-generated content).
Content reviewed by the Hospital CMQ medical team · Reviewed: 5 de agosto de 2026
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(329) 298 0717Explore this hospitalNot all; many headaches can be managed by your primary care physician. A neurologist is worthwhile if they're very frequent, intense, or change pattern significantly.
It's generally managed rather than fully cured, but with the right treatment many patients significantly reduce how often and how intense their episodes are.
If it appears suddenly, especially on one side of the body, or comes with difficulty speaking, go to Emergency Care right away — it could be a stroke.
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