Neurology

Our nervous system is a fascinating network – sensitive, powerful and complex. When it falls out of balance, it often shows this in many ways: with sensory disturbances, pain, dizziness or forgetfulness. Neurology is about getting to the bottom of these signs – attentively, with a focus on solutions, and always with a view of the person as a whole.

Neurology deals with diseases of the central and peripheral nervous system — that is, the brain, the spinal cord and the nerve pathways. Common complaints in this context include numbness, tingling, a crawling sensation, tremor, headaches, unsteadiness of gait, balance disorders, visual disturbances, speech disorders or unexplained disturbances of consciousness.

More than symptoms – your nervous system deserves more than just quick answers.

We take time for a detailed conversation, a thorough examination and – if needed – further diagnostics. This is not only about treating individual symptoms, but about understanding how they are connected. The aim is to find, together, solutions that suit you and your life.

A particular focus is treatment with botulinum toxin, for example in:

Chronic migraine, dystonia and muscle cramps, teeth grinding, eyelid spasm, increased saliva production, excessive sweating, chronic pain with a neurological background

Further focuses of our neurology consultation include:

Stroke prevention as part of your personal stroke risk check, and long-term support after a stroke that has already occurred

Memory clinic and age check for people with concentration problems or forgetfulness, or as part of early detection and diagnosis of exclusion, for example also where there is a family history of dementia

Dizziness, pain and abnormal sensations – diagnostic assessment and classification

Headache clinic for the diagnostic classification and treatment of head and facial pain

Nerve ultrasound for nerve entrapment syndromes, traumatic nerve damage, unexplained abnormal sensations or muscle weakness

Movement disorders clinic for people with polyneuropathic symptoms, Parkinson’s disease, restless legs syndrome and unexplained movement or gait disorders

Second opinion – before planned procedures or treatments, and where there is uncertainty about a diagnosis already made

Many people come with specific symptoms, others with a feeling that something is not right. Both are valid. In neurology, attention is the first step towards the right diagnosis.