Specialty
Neurology: find neurologists and care information
Neurologists diagnose and treat disorders of the brain, spinal cord, nerves, and muscles.
When to see a neurologist
- Frequent or severe headaches or migraines
- Seizures, tremor, or unexplained weakness or numbness
- Memory changes or difficulty with balance and walking
- Follow-up after a stroke or TIA
Areas within neurology
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Conditions neurologists treat
Migraine
Preventive and acute treatment, including newer CGRP therapies.
Epilepsy & seizures
Diagnosis with EEG, medication management, and surgical referral.
Parkinson's disease
Movement-disorder care, medication tuning, and DBS referral.
Multiple sclerosis
Disease-modifying therapy and relapse management.
Peripheral neuropathy
Work-up for nerve pain and numbness; EMG testing.
Stroke / TIA
Secondary prevention and rehabilitation coordination.
Memory loss & dementia
Cognitive assessment and Alzheimer's evaluation.
Tremor
Distinguishing essential tremor from other movement disorders.
Common procedures & tests
What to expect at a visit
Expect a detailed history and a hands-on neurological exam (strength, reflexes, coordination, sensation). Testing such as MRI, EEG, or EMG is usually scheduled afterward.
Insurance & referrals
Neurology visits and testing are billed to medical insurance; MRI and EMG often need prior authorization, which the office arranges.
Frequently asked questions
- What should I bring to a neurology visit?
- A symptom diary, a full medication list, and any prior imaging (MRI/CT) on disc or via portal.
- Do neurologists perform surgery?
- No — brain and spine surgery is done by neurosurgeons. Neurologists manage conditions medically.
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