Share symptoms in your own words
You do not need medical terminology. Tell us when symptoms started, how often they occur and what worries you most.
Tell us what you are experiencing. A clear first conversation can help you understand the next appropriate step and prepare better for your consultation.
No need to diagnose yourself first—just describe what you notice.
The contact page should reduce hesitation. Visitors get clarity on what to share, what happens next and how to prepare.
You do not need medical terminology. Tell us when symptoms started, how often they occur and what worries you most.
If available, keep previous reports, scans, prescriptions and a list of current medicines ready for consultation.
Providing a little context in advance can help make the appointment discussion more organized and productive.
Even a short message is enough. The most useful details are usually the symptom, when it started, how often it happens, and whether it is getting worse.
You do not need to have all reports or answers before contacting the clinic.
Complete the short form and share your main concern. The clinic can use these details to understand the nature of your appointment request.
Share basic contact information and your neurological concern.
Keep relevant scans, prescriptions, reports and medication details available if you have them.
Discuss symptoms, history and next steps during your consultation.
You can also contact the clinic using the details below.
If someone has sudden facial drooping, new weakness on one side, difficulty speaking, loss of consciousness, a first severe seizure, or another rapidly worsening emergency symptom, seek immediate emergency medical care rather than waiting for an online appointment response.