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Brain, Spine &
Neuro Care
Comprehensive care for conditions affecting the brain, spine and peripheral nervous system, with a patient-focused approach to evaluation and treatment.
Neuro Care
Brain • Spine • Nervous System
Comprehensive Neuro Care
Focused neurological and neurosurgical care for conditions involving the brain, spine and nervous system.
Brain Care
Evaluation and treatment support for neurological conditions affecting the brain, including acute and complex conditions.
Spine Care
Care for spinal conditions, including complex spinal problems requiring neurological or neurosurgical evaluation.
Stroke & Neuro Emergency
Support for acute neurological emergencies, including stroke management and neuro-trauma care.
Neurological Disorders
Medical care for conditions such as epilepsy, movement disorders and dementia.
Common Neurological Conditions
Neurological conditions can affect the brain, spine and nervous system in different ways. Timely medical evaluation can help determine the appropriate course of care.
Stroke
Acute stroke requires prompt medical assessment and appropriate emergency management.
Epilepsy
A neurological condition involving recurrent seizures that may require specialist evaluation and management.
Movement Disorders
Conditions affecting movement and coordination that may benefit from neurological assessment and ongoing care.
Dementia
Conditions associated with changes in memory, thinking and daily functioning requiring appropriate evaluation.
Neuro-Trauma
Neurological care for serious injuries involving the brain or nervous system.
Spinal Conditions
Evaluation and treatment support for complex conditions affecting the spine.
When Should You See a Neurologist?
Certain changes in movement, sensation, memory or neurological function may need professional medical evaluation.
Sudden Weakness or Numbness
Sudden weakness or numbness, especially affecting one side of the body, requires prompt medical attention.
Seizures
A seizure or repeated episodes of unusual movements, loss of awareness or consciousness may need evaluation.
Persistent Headaches
Frequent, severe or unusual headaches that persist or change in pattern should be discussed with a doctor.
Memory or Thinking Changes
Noticeable changes in memory, thinking, behaviour or daily functioning may require neurological assessment.
Movement or Balance Problems
Persistent tremors, difficulty walking, coordination problems or unexplained balance changes should be evaluated.
Spine or Nerve Symptoms
Persistent back-related neurological symptoms, tingling, weakness or nerve-related discomfort may need assessment.
Seek urgent medical attention, especially for sudden weakness, speech difficulty, loss of consciousness or other severe symptoms.
Better Neurological Care
Starts with the Right Evaluation.
If you or a loved one has a neurological concern, connect with BN Hospital for appropriate consultation, evaluation and treatment guidance.
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