Why would I be referred to a neurologist UK?
Why would I be referred to a neurologist UK?
A general practice doctor might make a referral to a neurologist if they believe that an individual shows signs of a neurological problem. Neurological issues encompass a broad range of conditions, including Alzheimer’s disease, diabetic neuropathy, headaches, and nerve damage.
What does a neurologist do UK?
Neurologists diagnose, treat and manage conditions affecting the brain and spinal cord, and disorders of the nerves and muscles that activate movement and transmit sensations from around the body to the brain.
Who is the best neurologist in the UK?
Neurologists of Top Doctors UK
- Mr Shoakazemi, Alireza. Neurosurgery.
- D’Abate, Fabrizio. Diagnostic imaging.
- Dr Fletcher, Phillip. Neurology.
- Mr Nair, Biju. Urology.
- Mr Port, Andrew. Orthopaedic surgery.
How much does it cost to see a neurologist privately in the UK?
The fee for an initial 30 minute consultation is £220.00. The fee for subsequent consultations up to 15 minutes is £140.00. and up to 30 minutes is £220.00.
When should someone see a neurologist?
See a neurologist if you or a loved one experience any of the following but have not been diagnosed with a seizure disorder like epilepsy: Violent shaking. Uncontrollable stiffening of the body, especially the arms and legs. Staring spells (the person isn’t connecting or responding, or seems to be daydreaming)
Can I pay to see a neurologist in UK?
An initial consultation with a specialist can cost approximately £150-300, however, this is a guide only and prices may vary. It is likely that the neurologist or neurosurgeon you see privately will be the same person as you would see on the NHS.
What happens at first neurologist appointment UK?
You will firstly see the Consultant Neurologist(s), who are experts in your condition. They will gather a full history from you and use their combined expertise to confirm a diagnosis, suggest further investigations (as needed) and to discuss treatment options with you.
