Dr. Sudhir's Pain Relief Clinic

Neuro Tests

At Dr. Sudhir’s Pain Relief Clinic, we offer specialized neuro tests like Nerve Conduction Study (NCS), EMG, and reflex assessments to diagnose nerve-related issues such as numbness, weakness, and chronic pain. Accurate testing ensures the right treatment for faster recovery.

Accurate Diagnosis for Effective Treatment

At Dr. Sudhir’s Pain Relief Clinic, we perform a range of Neuro Tests to evaluate the health and functionality of your nervous system. These diagnostic tools help us pinpoint the root cause of symptoms like pain, numbness, tingling, weakness, or loss of coordination.

Early detection through neuro testing allows for timely and targeted treatment—whether you’re dealing with nerve compression, neurological disorders, or chronic pain conditions.


Common Neuro Tests We Perform:

🔹 Nerve Conduction Study (NCS)

Measures how fast and how well your nerves carry electrical signals. Useful for diagnosing nerve damage, sciatica, carpal tunnel, and more.

🔹 Electromyography (EMG)

Tests muscle response to nerve signals. Helps detect muscle weakness, paralysis, or motor nerve dysfunction.

🔹 Sensory Testing

Assesses sensitivity to touch, temperature, and vibration to check for peripheral nerve issues.

🔹 Reflex & Coordination Tests

Evaluates your reflexes, balance, and muscle coordination to identify possible central nervous system involvement.

🔹 Cranial Nerve Examination

Used for symptoms related to vision, hearing, smell, facial movement, and more—linked to cranial nerve function.


When Are Neuro Tests Needed?

You may be recommended for neuro testing if you’re experiencing:

  • Numbness or tingling in arms/legs

  • Muscle weakness or paralysis

  • Burning or shooting nerve pain

  • Frequent headaches or migraines

  • Loss of coordination or balance

  • Neurological disorders like stroke or Parkinson’s

  • Spinal or nerve injury


Expert Evaluation, Clear Results

Dr. Sudhir personally evaluates all test results and explains them in a way that’s easy to understand. This ensures that the treatment plan is tailored exactly to your condition—whether it involves neuro therapy, medications, or referrals.

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Why is Homecare Important These Days?

In today’s fast-paced world, the importance of receiving medical care at home has never been greater. Homecare offers a comfortable, safe, and personalized approach to healthcare, providing support for recovery, chronic conditions, and general wellness without the need for frequent hospital visits.

FAQS

Explore Common Queries Answered

Find answers to the most common questions about our services, treatments, consultations, and what to expect at Dr. Sudhir’s Pain Relief Clinic. Your comfort and clarity are our priority.

Painkillers containing codeine should only be taken for three days at most without medical advice. Taking other over-the-counter drugs for longer than ten days without guidance from a healthcare professional, could increase your risk of side effects such as problems with your stomach, heart, liver, or kidneys.

Stretching, walking, strengthening, and aerobic exercises can help reduce pain and improve your mood.

Pain relief can improve your quality of life by helping you function better physically and emotionally. It can also help you feel more comfortable, have less stress, and be able to participate in more activities.

Acetaminophen. Acetaminophen is usually recommended as a first line treatment for mild to moderate pain. It might be taken for pain due to a skin injury, headache, or conditions that affect the muscles and bones. Acetaminophen is often prescribed to help manage osteoarthritis and back pain.

You may feel hazy or groggy as you come round from the general anaesthetic. A nurse may give you oxygen (through tubes in your nose or a mask) to help you feel better. It's common to feel sick or vomit after you've been given general anaesthesia. Your nurse may offer you medicine to help with sickness.

The doctor determines the site for a procedure through various means, including medical imaging (like X-rays, MRIs, or CT scans), physical examinations, patient history, and sometimes diagnostic tests. These methods help locate the precise area requiring attention, ensuring accuracy and minimizing risks. Additionally, doctors may use anatomical landmarks or specific protocols for certain procedures. Collaboration with other medical professionals and reviewing relevant medical records also aids in determining the optimal site. Ultimately, the goal is to select the most appropriate location based on patient needs, medical indications, and procedural requirements, ensuring the best possible outcome.

The duration of procedures varies widely depending on complexity, context, and individual factors. Routine medical procedures like a simple blood draw or a vaccination may take just a few minutes. Minor surgical procedures such as removing a small skin lesion typically last between 15 to 30 minutes. More intricate surgeries, like open-heart surgery, can span several hours. Diagnostic procedures like MRI scans generally range from 30 minutes to an hour. However, these times are approximate and can vary based on factors such as preparation, patient condition, and unforeseen complications. Always consult with a healthcare professional for accurate information regarding specific procedures.

Before your procedure, ensure you thoroughly understand the process, risks, and benefits. Follow pre-operative instructions regarding fasting, medication, and hygiene. Arrange transportation to and from the facility. Prepare a list of questions for your healthcare provider. If applicable, arrange for someone to assist you post-procedure. Notify your healthcare provider of any changes in your health or medications. Stay hydrated and get plenty of rest. Mentally prepare yourself by practicing relaxation techniques. Lastly, ensure you have all necessary documents, such as insurance information and identification, ready for the day.t.

Give the doctor more detail than saying you're “always” in pain, or “sometimes” in pain. Try something like: "I always feel some aching pain in this spot, but it's worse in the early mornings and it lasts about an hour."

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