Frequently Asked Neurology, Neurophysiology, and Sleep Center Questions

Neurologists deal with the diagnosis and treatment of all categories of conditions and disease involving the central and periphereal nervous systems. This includes the brain and spine, as well as nerves.

One can choose from our fantastic, board-certified neurologists who specialize in sleep, pediatrics, neurophysiology, general neurology and electrodiagnostic medicine.

The approach to treating a neurological disorder can vary, depending on the type of pathology the doctor is treating. Here at PNSM, our doctors will get to the bottom of what ails you, and design a specialized treatment plan to address it.

A neurological disorder is a disease that affects the brain, spine and nervous system. There are more than 600 known disorders. Some of the most common pathologies are Parkinsons Disease and strokes.

A neurologist is a doctor who specializes in treating disorders and conditions that affect the brain, spinal chord and nervous system.

Neurologists diagnose and treat disorders and conditions that affect the brain, spinal cord and nervous system. Neurologists will first conduct an evaluation of the patient and proceed to discuss treatment options that are available.

When visiting a neurologist, the patient should prepare to discuss any concerns with our doctors. If possible, write down all of your symptoms and any other pertinent health information, including medications, allergies, previous illnesses, and any family history of the disease. Have any past test results sent to t our office, or take them in with you.

A neurologist can treat many conditions. Some of the more common are migraines, headaches, and nerve pathologies and other neurological disorders.

The type of test conducted depends upon the condition or the disease the patient has. Some of our diagnostic testing includes: Dizziness testing, EMGs/NCS, EEG and video EEG, video Nystagnogram

Physical signs and symptoms may include headaches, muscle weakness, partial or complete paralysis, inexplicable pain, seizures, complete or partial loss of sensation and poor cognitive abilities.