Find your symptom below, understand what it usually means, and know exactly when it is worth a specialist's time.
Recurring or severe head pain, with or without visual changes.
Learn MoreDull, sharp, or stiff pain anywhere along the lower or upper back.
Learn MoreStiffness or pain in the neck, sometimes radiating to the shoulders.
Learn MoreShooting pain from the lower back down one leg, often with tingling.
Learn MoreA spinning sensation or unsteadiness, brief or persistent.
Learn MorePins-and-needles or reduced sensation in the hands, feet, or face.
Learn MoreSudden, uncontrolled movements or lapses in awareness.
Learn MoreUncontrollable shaking in the hands, at rest or during movement.
Learn MoreReduced strength or heaviness on one side of the body.
Learn MoreSharp or electric-shock-like pain across the cheek, jaw, or forehead.
Learn MoreUnsteady gait, frequent stumbling, or trouble coordinating steps.
Learn MoreForgetfulness or confusion that is new or getting worse.
Learn MoreSigns that mean stop browsing and get care immediately.
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Describe your symptom, or pick it from the list above. Our team reviews it and points you to the right next step, no guesswork needed.
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A clinical examination and, if needed, a review of your scans, either in person at KIMS Arete Hospitals or over a private video consultation.
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Dr. Sunkara explains what's actually going on and what it means, with a treatment path that starts non-surgical wherever possible.
See a neurosurgeon when a symptom involves the brain, spine, or nerves directly, especially if it is severe, worsening, or paired with weakness or numbness. Your physician can make that referral.
Book a consultation with Dr. Sunkara for a clear, unhurried assessment, or send your case for an honest second opinion first.
Written & reviewed by Dr. Raveesh Sunkara, Senior Consultant Neurosurgeon & Spine Surgeon · Last updated September 2026 · Next review due March 2027