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Dr Diana Andreeva Specialist Neurologist Symptoms

Symptoms of neurological illness include poor memory, blackouts, dizziness, headache, speech problems, back pain, sciatica, limb weakness, numbness and tremor problems. Using a careful neurological history and detailed neurological examination along with appropriate specialised investigations such as EEG, EMG, NCS, the neurology specialist attempts to identify the site of the neurological disturbance and its likely cause. If a patient requires a surgery, the neurologist will refer the patient to neurosurgeon. The neurologist will advise on the medical management of the neurological diseases with the following symptoms:

• Dizziness, vertigo, double vision, poor balance control, nausea, vomiting

• Seizures

• Headache after head trauma and memory disorders

• Headache like a tight bands around the head, or with nausea and vomiting

• Eyelid(s) drop down

• Facial asymmetry (one side facial weakness, suddenly appeared)

• Gait disorders and poor equilibrium

• Limbs weakness, facial asymmetry, speech disorders lasting 30 minutes or less then 24 hours

• Lower back pain and leg(s) weakness with sensory loss

• Memory and/or cognition problems

• Severe pain around the eyes

• Severe pain in one side of the face

• Tingling and burning pain on the legs

• Tremor (shaking of the limbs), tics and another involuntary  movements

• Wrist, shoulders and neck pain

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Revised: 06 September 2025