Come prepared — it makes the first visit more useful
01 · Before your visit
Keep everything in one folder, in date order. Bring originals and not just photos where you can.
Blood tests, EEG, nerve tests and discharge summaries from earlier visits or hospital stays.
The films or the CD, along with the written report. The images themselves are often needed.
Names, doses and timings of all medicines you take now — or simply bring the strips and bottles.
Earlier prescriptions show which medicines were tried before and how they worked.
A short phone video of a fit, a tremor or an unusual movement can be very useful for diagnosis.
Someone who has seen the symptoms can describe what happened, especially if you were not aware of it.
Write down your questions
It is easy to forget one during the visit
02 · Fits & headaches
Symptoms that come and go are often not present during the visit. A diary and a video show the pattern.
Seizure diary & video
For fits and seizures · sample page
Headache diary
For headaches · sample page
03 · For children
Children often cannot describe their symptoms, so the details parents bring are especially helpful.
Bring for your child
04 · On the day
Arrive a little early
Come 10–15 minutes before your time for registration.
Take medicines as usual
Do not stop any medicine before the visit unless you have been told to.
Bring your folder
Reports, films, medicine list, diary and your written questions.
Quiet, well-lit place
Share reports on WhatsApp before the call.
05 · After your visit
At home
Go to the nearest hospital for
Call the clinic if you notice side effects from a new medicine, symptoms are not improving, or you have questions about your test results.
+91 94271 71969
Dr. Rohan Mehta
Consultant Neurologist · Adult & Child
Appointments
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