The length of a consultation depends on the nature of the symptoms and the amount of testing already completed. The doctor allows sufficient time for discussion, a neurological examination, review of medical records, and preparation of an individual treatment plan.
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
We have collected answers to the questions our patients ask most often: about consultations, treatment, physiotherapy, examinations, preparing for an appointment, and clinic services.
Consultations
You should see a neurologist if you are concerned about headaches, pain in the back or neck, numbness, weakness in the arms or legs, dizziness, balance, memory, sleep problems, or other symptoms affecting the nervous system. The earlier the cause of the symptoms is identified, the more options there are for selecting effective treatment.
Yes. A referral is not required for a consultation with a neurologist. You can book an appointment yourself.
Bring any test results, discharge summaries, and prescriptions you have. The doctor will review the available records, assess your current condition, and, if necessary, adjust treatment or suggest additional methods of therapy.
Yes. If you have questions about a diagnosis, treatment is not producing the expected result, or you would like to confirm the chosen approach, the doctor will independently assess your condition and suggest the next steps.
Yes. If you already have MRI, CT, X-ray, EMG, EEG, laboratory results, discharge summaries, or conclusions from other specialists, be sure to bring them. This helps the doctor assess changes over time and avoid unnecessary repeat tests.
Yes. If needed, you can come with a relative or companion. This is especially helpful if you need assistance with mobility, have memory difficulties, or want to discuss the doctor’s recommendations together.
Treatment
Treatment is selected individually, taking into account the diagnosis, severity of symptoms, test results, coexisting conditions, and each patient’s individual needs. When necessary, medication therapy, physiotherapy methods, and restorative treatment are combined.
In many cases, treatment can begin after the consultation. If additional tests are needed to clarify the diagnosis, the doctor will explain which tests are required and why.
Yes. Be sure to tell the doctor about all medications and supplements you take. If necessary, the treatment plan will be adjusted to take existing therapy into account.
Do not stop or change treatment on your own. Book a follow-up appointment so the doctor can assess the results of therapy and, if necessary, adjust the treatment plan.
Timing depends on the condition, severity of symptoms, and selected treatment. The doctor will explain what result to expect and when the effectiveness of therapy should be assessed.
If necessary, the doctor will schedule a follow-up consultation to assess treatment results, adjust prescriptions, and determine the next steps.
Yes. Following the consultation, the doctor prepares an individual treatment plan taking into account your condition and recommendations for further follow-up.
Physiotherapy
The clinic uses a range of physiotherapy methods, including laser therapy, magnetic therapy, electrical muscle stimulation, acupuncture, therapeutic massage, spinal traction, ozokerite applications, pressotherapy, and other restorative treatment methods.
Procedures are selected individually after consultation, taking into account the diagnosis, the patient’s condition, indications, and possible contraindications.
Yes. In many cases, combining medication therapy and physiotherapy methods can help achieve a more pronounced treatment result.
The number of procedures depends on the condition and the goals of treatment. The doctor will determine the necessary course length after consultation.
Yes. Before prescribing procedures, the doctor assesses the patient’s condition and rules out possible contraindications.
Some patients experience improvement after the first procedures, while in other cases the effect develops gradually over the course. It depends on the nature of the condition and individual characteristics of the body.
Examinations
No. If testing is truly necessary, the doctor will explain which examination is needed and why.
No special preparation is needed. If you already have test results, laboratory results, discharge summaries, or conclusions from other specialists, bring them with you.
Only when they can genuinely help clarify the diagnosis or select the most effective treatment approach.
Yes. Previously completed studies can be useful for assessing changes over time and comparing results.
Yes. The doctor will review available results regardless of where they were performed.
That is not a problem. You can have a consultation without preliminary tests. If they are needed, the doctor will recommend the appropriate examinations after the examination.
Not always. If a previous study remains current, there is no need to repeat it. The decision is made individually by the doctor.
Clinic services
Medical Center Atlant has specialists who diagnose, treat, and support the recovery of patients with nervous system disorders. Detailed information about the doctors is available in the Specialists section.
We use a comprehensive approach to treatment, combining medication therapy with modern physiotherapy methods and restorative treatment. The programme is selected individually for each patient.
You can book by telephone, through the website form, or by any other method listed in the Contacts section.
If your plans change, please let us know in advance by telephone or another convenient contact method. We will help you choose another convenient time.
Services can be paid for in cash or by cashless payment.
Yes. The clinic sees patients on Saturdays. Current opening hours can be confirmed in the Contacts section.
The address, directions, and contact information are available in the Contacts section. If needed, an administrator can help you choose the most convenient route.