Posted By: Dr. (Prof.) Kunal Bahrani on 14 Sep 2026
Finding the right neurologist is important when a symptom keeps returning, becomes progressively worse or begins interfering with everyday life. For residents of Sector 16 Faridabad and nearby neighbourhoods, neurological consultation can help distinguish between common problems and conditions that require specialist treatment.
I am Dr. (Prof.) Kunal Bahrani, DM Neurology (AIIMS), with more than 15 years of experience in the diagnosis and management of neurological disorders. My work includes stroke, epilepsy, migraine and headache disorders, Parkinson’s disease, dementia, neuropathy, vertigo, movement disorders and other neurological conditions.
A Neurological Problem Does Not Always Look Like a Brain Problem
One of the reasons patients delay seeing a neurologist is that they do not associate their symptoms with the nervous system.
For example, a person may come with persistent tingling in the feet, unexplained weakness, frequent headaches or difficulty maintaining balance. Another patient may notice that an elderly family member has become increasingly forgetful or is walking more slowly than before.
These symptoms can have different causes. A proper neurological assessment helps determine whether the problem is related to the brain, spinal cord, peripheral nerves, muscles or another medical condition.
Neurological Conditions Treated
I evaluate patients with a broad range of neurological problems, including:
- Migraine and chronic headache
- Epilepsy and recurrent seizures
- Stroke and post-stroke neurological problems
- Parkinson’s disease and tremor
- Dementia and memory disorders
- Peripheral neuropathy
- Vertigo and balance disorders
- Nerve and muscle disorders
- Multiple sclerosis
- Myasthenia gravis
- Movement disorders
- Unexplained weakness or sensory symptoms
Headache Is One of the Most Common Reasons for Neurological Consultation
Headache is common, but recurrent headache should not simply be accepted as something that a person has to live with.
Migraine can affect work, family life, sleep and concentration. Some patients experience headache with nausea or vomiting, sensitivity to light or sound, visual symptoms or a need to lie down in a quiet room.
The important point is that not every headache is migraine. Similarly, not every severe headache means there is a serious brain disease.
The first step is understanding the headache pattern and identifying warning signs. Treatment can then be planned according to the diagnosis.
Dizziness and Vertigo Need Proper Evaluation
Patients often use the words dizziness and vertigo interchangeably, although they can describe different experiences.
Some people feel that the room is spinning. Others feel unsteady while walking or feel as though they may faint. These symptoms can arise from several causes.
A neurological assessment can help determine whether the symptoms are related to the nervous system and whether further evaluation is required.
Memory Problems Should Not Always Be Dismissed as Ageing
Occasional forgetfulness is common. However, progressive memory problems, difficulty managing familiar activities, changes in behaviour or increasing dependence on family members deserve attention.
Early assessment can help identify potentially reversible causes as well as neurological disorders such as dementia.
I encourage families not to wait until memory problems become severe before seeking an evaluation.
When Is a Second Neurological Opinion Useful?
A second opinion can be useful when:
- The diagnosis is unclear
- Symptoms continue despite treatment
- There are conflicting medical opinions
- A long-term medication plan is being considered
- A neurological condition appears to be progressing
- A patient or family wants a clearer understanding of the diagnosis
A second opinion is not about automatically changing the first doctor’s treatment. It is about reviewing the history, examination and available investigations carefully and helping the patient understand the options.
Consultation for Patients from Sector 16
Patients living in Sector 16 Faridabad can consult me at my current listed consultation locations in Faridabad, including Yatharth Super Speciality Hospital, Sector 20, Yatharth Super Speciality Hospital, Sector 88 and Mediclub Clinic, Sector 21C.
The appropriate location can be selected according to availability and convenience.
FAQs
Which neurologist should I consult near Sector 16 Faridabad?
Patients from Sector 16 can consult Dr. (Prof.) Kunal Bahrani at his listed Faridabad consultation locations for evaluation of headaches, stroke, epilepsy, Parkinson’s disease, memory problems, neuropathy, dizziness and other neurological conditions.
Is frequent headache a reason to see a neurologist?
Recurrent, changing or disabling headaches deserve proper assessment, particularly when associated with vomiting, visual symptoms, weakness, speech problems or other neurological symptoms.
Can numbness in hands and feet be a neurological problem?
Yes. Numbness and tingling can result from peripheral nerve disorders, metabolic conditions, vitamin deficiencies, nerve compression and several other causes. A clinical assessment helps identify the likely cause.
Can a neurologist treat elderly patients with memory problems?
Yes. Neurologists evaluate memory loss and cognitive problems and can help determine whether the symptoms represent normal ageing, a reversible medical problem or a neurological disorder.
