Treatment depends on the type of stroke. For ischaemic strokes, 'clot‑busting' medications (thrombolytics) are used. For haemorrhagic strokes, treatment focuses on controlling bleeding and reducing pressure in the brain. Immediate medical attention is crucial.

Early signs include slight tremor in the hands, difficulty with balance, stiffness in the limbs, and a slowing of movements (bradykinesia). It is often diagnosed by a neurologist.

Epilepsy is diagnosed using a combination of clinical history, neurological exams, EEG, and brain imaging (MRI/CT). We have a dedicated epilepsy monitoring unit for accurate diagnosis.

Yes, we offer preventive medications, lifestyle modifications, and trigger management. For chronic migraines, we also provide Botox injections and CGRP inhibitors.

We provide comprehensive evaluation, medical management, and cognitive rehabilitation for dementia and Alzheimer’s disease, along with support for caregivers.

Recovery varies greatly depending on the severity of the stroke. With early intervention and a good rehabilitation plan, many patients regain function over weeks to months. Our stroke rehabilitation team provides personalised therapy.