Frequently asked questions

The clinic is open Monday to Saturday from 7:30 PM to 10:30 PM. Sunday is a holiday. You can book an appointment online, by phone, or on WhatsApp.

No referral is needed. You can book directly through the website, by phone at +91 92458 44345, or on WhatsApp.

Yes. Dr. K. Shunmuga Sundaram is both a Consultant Physician and a Neurologist, and treats general medical conditions such as diabetes, blood pressure, thyroid disorders and infections in addition to neurological problems.

An EEG (electroencephalogram) records the electrical activity of the brain using small sensors on the scalp. It is a painless test used mainly to diagnose epilepsy and evaluate blackouts and other brain disorders.

A nerve conduction study measures how well electrical signals travel through your nerves. It is the key test for diagnosing neuropathy, carpal tunnel syndrome and other nerve problems, and involves only mild, brief electrical pulses.

EEG is completely painless. NCS involves brief, mild electrical pulses that feel like a small tingle and are generally very well tolerated.

Wash your hair the night before and avoid oil or gel. Continue your medication unless advised otherwise, and avoid caffeine on the day. For some studies you may be asked to reduce sleep beforehand.

Remember F.A.S.T. — Face drooping, Arm weakness, Speech difficulty, Time to act. Sudden one-sided weakness, slurred speech, or loss of vision or balance are emergencies; seek immediate care.

Migraine is treated with acute medication taken early in an attack, preventive medication for frequent attacks, and identification of triggers. Most patients achieve excellent control with the right plan.

With the right medication most people with epilepsy become seizure-free and lead normal lives. After a long seizure-free period, medication can sometimes be gradually withdrawn under supervision.

Yes. While Parkinson's is a progressive condition, modern medication and rehabilitation control symptoms very effectively, helping patients stay mobile and independent for many years.

No. Some memory loss is due to reversible causes such as vitamin deficiency, thyroid problems or stress. Early evaluation identifies treatable causes and guides appropriate care.

This often indicates peripheral neuropathy, commonly from diabetes or vitamin deficiency, or nerve compression such as carpal tunnel syndrome. A nerve conduction study helps identify the cause.

Use the Book Appointment form on this website, call +91 92458 44345, or message on WhatsApp. You will receive confirmation of your preferred date and time.

Varshini Neuromed Centre is at Officers Colony, 5th Street, Adambakkam, Chennai – 600088, easily reachable from Velachery, Guindy, Madipakkam and Nanganallur.

Please bring any previous prescriptions, medical reports, scans and a list of your current medications. A family member's account is helpful for problems such as blackouts or memory issues.