Neurology

You can view the prices for diagnostics and treatment in the neurology department here. Book a consultation with a doctor — they will answer all your questions and provide personalized recommendations.

The «Oxford Medical» clinic offers consultations with experienced neurologists in various districts of Kyiv, allowing every patient to choose the most convenient location.

If you're looking for a neurologist in central Kyiv, visit our branches on Predslavynska Street or Knyaziv Ostrozkykh Street — also suitable for those seeking neurology services in Pechersk.

Need a neurologist on the Left Bank? You can visit our clinics in Pozniaky or Osokorky. There is also a neurology department at 30B Berezniakivska Street, where you can undergo a full examination right away.

Residents of Sviatoshynskyi District can also get a consultation at nearby branches, without needing to travel far. We have neurologists available on Zhytomyrska Street and in Sviatoshyno.

All «Oxford Medical» clinics use modern equipment for diagnosing and treating neurological diseases. Our neurologists in Osokorky, Pozniaky, and other city districts always provide qualified care, taking an individual approach to each patient. Call or leave a request on the website — our administrators will help you choose a convenient time and clinic for your visit!

«Oxford Medical» is a modern multidisciplinary medical center with more than 10 clinics in Kyiv, including a 24/7 inpatient department and emergency service.

All clinics are equipped with new expert-class equipment from leading manufacturers. Thanks to this and our team of highly qualified specialists, each patient receives medical care that meets the highest quality standards.

When you consult a neurologist at «Oxford Medical», you have access to diagnostics using the most advanced equipment, ensuring maximum accuracy. This is particularly important in neurology, as the effectiveness of treatment directly depends on correct diagnosis.

Advantages of the «Oxford Medical» clinic:

• Experienced neurologists with the highest medical qualifications;

• New expert-class diagnostic equipment;

• Possibility to undergo all examinations in one clinic;

• Conditions for both conservative and surgical treatment, as well as physiotherapy;

• Comfortable visit conditions;

• Loyalty program for regular patients.

Treatment of neurological diseases typically involves comprehensive therapy. The goal is to eliminate the cause of the disease and its complications, as well as to relieve disturbing symptoms.

Depending on the diagnosis, the doctor may prescribe:

• Medication therapy — IV infusions, injections, oral medications;

• Physiotherapy procedures;

• Therapeutic exercises;

• Massage;

• Manual therapy.

Most neurological diseases require long-term medication aimed at improving CNS function, electrical conduction of nerve endings, and vascular blood flow. When coordination or limb mobility is affected, physiotherapy, massage, and exercise play a significant role in restoring full function.

In rare cases, when neurological disorders are caused by spinal hernias or brain tumors, surgical treatment may be required.

Evaluating cognitive functions, reflexes, motor activity, and medical history plays a key role in diagnosing neurological conditions.

During the initial consultation, the neurologist immediately assesses how the patient moves around the office, how they sit, speak, etc. The doctor notes all behavioral characteristics, identifying potential symptoms of the disease.

Usually, the visit starts with a conversation where the doctor inquires about complaints, when they started, chronic conditions, and even similar issues in close relatives. It’s best to provide detailed information, as even minor details might be crucial for making an accurate diagnosis.

The next step is an examination and neurological tests. The doctor first checks basic reflexes in the arms and legs with a reflex hammer and evaluates the pupil response to light. Then the neurologist may ask the patient to stand up, touch their nose with their index finger, walk across the room, stand with closed eyes, and perform other simple tasks.

Neurological tests help assess coordination, muscle tone, sensitivity, etc. Based on the results, the doctor can make a preliminary diagnosis and determine which tests are needed to confirm it.

You should also schedule a visit to a neurologist if MRI, duplex scanning of the head and neck vessels, or EEG has revealed:

• Vascular encephalopathy;

• Hydrocephalus;

• Demyelination foci in the brain;

• Brain seizure activity;

• Changes in the brain’s bioelectrical activity;

• Atherosclerotic deposits or plaques;

• Venous circulatory disorders;

• Disturbed blood flow in the vertebral artery;

• Disc protrusion or intervertebral hernia.

A neurologist’s examination is also recommended during routine preventive medical checkups.