Neurologists in Lexington, KY

http://my.clevelandclinic.org/staff_directory/Staff_Display.aspx?DoctorID=14242 http://my.clevelandclinic.org/staff_directory/Staff_Display.aspx?DoctorID=5990 Both specialize in pseudotumor

Dr. Brooke's: Lexington Ky

Dr Brooks n Lexington he who I went to

Dr. Amudha Perumal 1201 Arapaho Ave Suite A St Augustine, FL 32084 (904) 829-9919

Dr. Brazis at Mayo Clinic in Jacksonville

Mort has Neurology Associates 260-7719

Dr Alexander Tikhtman Lexington,

Dr. Leung was my neurologist for years.

I saw Dr. Leung for years.

Brooke if it's a disc or injury Dr Franzen who did mine rocks. If it's a medical issue Keifer, brooks, bean are the best. Franzen only does injuries, he won't do neuro medical.

Eliza Robertson is wonderful. She treated me when I had encephalitis and neuropathy. She's with Lex Clinic. I'm praying for you honey.

Dr winkley is great, very smart, plus he specializes.:) and dr David Blake is wonderful and very personable.

James Thompson with associates in neurology. Family friend and personal neurologist for 15 yrs now.

William Brooks. He did my back surgery.

Dr. Brooks at Neurosurgical Associates

I second Dr. Leung!! Great Neuro!

I third Dr. Patrick Leung! I saw him for years starting back in high school when I had really bad migraines and really liked him. Good luck!

Dr. Winkley is amazing! He spent over an hour with me at my first appt. and is extremely personable. He is also extremely knowledgable and practical about neurological illness'.

Dr Franzen at Bluegrass Ortho. He fixed Kent

Dr. Prahbu at loyola in Chicago. Best doctor on earth! !

I was diagnosed in November of 2013 and since have had my share of complications since the first shunt was immediately placed. My doctor's have never once made me like they wanted to avoid me or give up on my case. My doctor is #1 in his field in our region in UPMC Presbyterian Hospital Department of Neurosurgery in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. His name is Dr. Mark Richardson

Dr. Oyesiku at Emory in Atlanta.

Kathryn Stilp-Nantz is a good referral source. I trust her!

I see Dr Tyler Kenning is Albany, New York. Also been to Dr Walter Hall in Syracuse, Ny. I moved closer to the capital region, so getting the best care, closer to home is important. I'm going in Wednesday for my 4th shunt surgery.

I see a Neuropthalmologist in Pittsburgh,@AGH. Dr. Eric Happ. He specializes in PTC. But hes not my favorite person right now. lol

I seen 2 different Neuro-ophthalmologist in the Pittsburgh eyes, ears & nose institute, I think that's wut it was called, Dr Zayden, I think that was one of their names, last January and at that point I was just starting to lose my peripheral vision & then was referred to Dr Horowitz at butler memorial hosp for a VP shunt surgery. I don't care very much for any of Pittsburgh's medical centers or doctors. Never had a decent experience w/any of them...they'll always seem to wanna pass the bat to a different doctor & it resulted in me going from one doctor to the next cuz no one had the answers or seemed to know what they were doing or talking about. A lot of answers were, maybe it's this or could be that and so on. Very frustrating.

There is a neurologist in Dubois name Doctor Palenta maybe she would know someone to send you too. She helped me with my back Carissa. Hard to get into. She comes to Saint Marys by walmart, I think on Thursdays. Wishing you luck....

I currently see Dr Palatna...have been since September of last yr. I like her but these small town doctors are just that...small town doctors

My PCP is also trying to get me seen at Johns Hopkins.

Hi Marci I live in Atlanta, I've been going to Eye Consultants of Atlanta for the past year. My doctor is Dr. Ghaiy. I was diagnosed in 2014 and so far for the past 5 months I've been in remission. Please go see him he was great for me. He didn't waist any time with testing and medication informing me of things that could help. Hope you find a doctor that works for you.

I just moved from Michigan. My doctor was Dr. Pannu, well he's my Neurosurgeon. He's with the Michigan Brain and spine institute located at the old oakwood hospital in Dearborn which is now Beaumont. Hope that helps. He's an awesome doctor and listens well.

I go to a neuro-ophthalmologist in Dallas off of Mockingbird and 35. He doesn't have the best bedside manner but he is damn good. He has taken care of me since diagnosis five years ago. His name is Dr. John G McHenry

Talk Stent first!

Dr. Dave Frahm has a really nice holistic approach to things. I've yet to set up a phone consultation with him yet due to lack of funds. But he post daily informational tips. Prayers to you! Hope you feel better soon! Xoxox

Be positive . And Ask alot of questions to your doctor. She is right about the numerous Lps.. After time it can be damaging to your nerves and no longer be as helpful for the pressure . Rest well and eat a clean diet . Walk and stretch your body to move your blood. My mistake was believing i would be immobile and sat fir a year almost daily in between cleaning and cooking laying in bed.. Gained more weight and now.. I move .. Walk at least 30 min daily 25 min morn.. 15 min evening after dinner. Im off meds and gradually losing weight . The weining off the meds was my personal choice I dont reccomend just anyone do that. You are not alone The God never leaves anyone alone . You will be okay

If you can possibly make a trip to Buffalo, ECMC has some of the best neurologists. Dr Bennett is an amazing doctor, I recommend him above anyone else. I honestly can't recommend anyone closer to you because I live across the state. I'm sorry !