Neurosurgery in Lucknow for Brain, Spine, Stroke & Nerve Care
Dr. Rajendra Kumar Pandey
Neuro Physician
MBBS, MD, DM (Neurology)
When symptoms like severe headache, seizures, weakness, numbness, balance problems, confusion, spine pain, or sudden loss of consciousness appear, timely evaluation matters. These signs may be linked to conditions affecting the brain, spine, nerves, or blood vessels and should not be delayed in seeking treatment.
OP Chaudhary Healthcare provides Neurosurgery in Lucknow for patients with stroke, epilepsy, coma, neuropathies, multiple sclerosis, Parkinson’s disease, myasthenia gravis, spine-related concerns, and other neurological conditions.
Call +91-8960-059-575 or +91-9517164164 to book your consultation.
Why Early Neurosurgical Care Matters
Neurological symptoms should not be ignored because brain, spine, and nerve conditions may progress quickly. A sudden headache, weakness on one side, seizure, loss of consciousness, severe back pain, or difficulty speaking may need urgent medical evaluation.
WHO reports that more than 3 billion people worldwide were living with a neurological condition in 2021. In India, stroke, headache disorders, and epilepsy are among the major contributors to neurological disease burden.
Early evaluation helps identify whether symptoms are linked to stroke, brain injury, epilepsy, spine compression, nerve damage, infection, movement disorder, tumour, or another neurological condition. Timely care helps reduce complications and supports better treatment planning.
Who Should See a Neurosurgeon?
You should see a neurosurgeon if brain, spine, nerve, seizure, movement, or consciousness-related symptoms begin to affect daily life.
Patients with Stroke Warning Signs
Problem: Sudden weakness on one side, facial drooping, slurred speech, confusion, dizziness, or loss of balance may indicate stroke or reduced blood supply to the brain.
Solution: Urgent evaluation helps identify the cause and start the right care. OP Chaudhary Healthcare provides neuro-radiology, neuro-intensive care, and emergency support for patients with serious neurological symptoms.
Patients with Severe or Repeated Headaches
Problem: Severe headache, headache with vomiting, blurred vision, weakness, fever, confusion, or sudden onset headache should not be treated casually.
Solution: A neurosurgical evaluation helps rule out serious causes such as bleeding, raised pressure, infection, tumour, or vascular conditions.
Patients with Seizures or Epilepsy
Problem: Repeated seizures, fainting episodes, sudden jerking movements, blank spells, confusion after episodes, or loss of awareness may point to epilepsy or another neurological disorder.
Solution: Specialist evaluation helps confirm the cause, plan treatment, review medicines, and reduce the risk of future episodes.
Patients with Spine Pain or Nerve Compression
Problem: Neck or back pain with leg pain, arm pain, numbness, weakness, tingling, walking difficulty, or bladder control problems may indicate nerve compression or spinal disease.
Solution: Neurosurgical assessment helps decide whether medicines, physiotherapy, imaging, injections, monitoring, or surgery is needed. For a detailed overview of spine conditions and procedures, visit our Spine Surgery page.
Patients with Head Injury or Loss of Consciousness
Problem: Head injury with vomiting, drowsiness, confusion, bleeding, seizure, severe headache, or loss of consciousness needs prompt medical attention.
Solution: Emergency evaluation and imaging help detect internal bleeding, swelling, skull injury, or other complications.
Families Caring for Patients with Coma or Critical Neurological Illness
Problem: Patients in a coma, altered sensorium, severe brain injury, stroke, or serious neurological infection need close monitoring.
Solution: OP Chaudhary Healthcare provides neuro-intensive care and multidisciplinary support for critical neurological patients.
Neurosurgery Services at OP Chaudhary Healthcare
The Neurosurgery Department at OP Chaudhary Healthcare provides care for diseases affecting the brain, spine, nerves, and related systems. Treatment is planned after reviewing symptoms, imaging, medical condition, and urgency.
Our neurosurgery department works alongside the neurology team to provide comprehensive brain and nerve care, including both surgical and non-surgical management, as appropriate.
Stroke Care
A stroke occurs when blood flow to part of the brain is blocked or when bleeding occurs inside the brain. It may cause sudden weakness, speech difficulty, facial drooping, dizziness, or confusion.
Neurosurgical and neurological evaluation helps identify the type of stroke, severity, and treatment needs. Patients with stroke symptoms should seek emergency care without delay.
Headache Evaluation
Most headaches are not surgical, but some need urgent evaluation. Warning signs include sudden severe headache, headache with vomiting, fever, weakness, seizure, vision change, or altered consciousness.
The department evaluates headache cases to rule out serious causes and guide treatment.
Epilepsy and Seizure Care
Epilepsy causes repeated seizures due to abnormal electrical activity in the brain. Some patients experience full-body seizures, while others have brief blank spells, confusion, or unusual movements.
Care includes diagnosis, medicine review, monitoring, and further evaluation when seizures are difficult to control.
Coma and Critical Brain Care
Coma may occur due to head injury, stroke, infection, poisoning, metabolic problems, or severe brain disease. Such patients need urgent evaluation and continuous monitoring.
Neuropathies
Neuropathies affect nerves and may cause numbness, burning pain, tingling, weakness, or reduced sensation. Diabetes, vitamin deficiencies, injury, infections, or autoimmune conditions may contribute.
Evaluation helps identify the cause and guide medical treatment, monitoring, and rehabilitation support.
Multiple Sclerosis
Multiple sclerosis affects the central nervous system and may cause weakness, numbness, vision problems, balance difficulty, or fatigue. Diagnosis often needs clinical evaluation and imaging.
Parkinson's Disease
Parkinson’s disease affects movement and may cause tremors, stiffness, slow movement, balance problems, sleep changes, and speech difficulty.
The department supports evaluation and treatment planning for movement-related neurological concerns.
Myasthenia Gravis
Myasthenia gravis causes muscle weakness that often worsens with activity. Patients may notice droopy eyelids, double vision, difficulty chewing or swallowing, or breathing problems.
Timely care helps manage symptoms and reduce the risk of serious complications.
How Neurosurgical Treatment Works at OP Chaudhary Healthcare
At OP Chaudhary Healthcare, neurosurgical care is planned through consultation, neurological examination, imaging, diagnosis, and treatment planning. Advanced support, such as neuro-imaging, neuro-radiology, neuroanesthesia, neuro-intensive care, and minimally invasive techniques, is used when clinically needed.
Step 1: Consultation and Medical History
The doctor reviews symptoms, duration, past illnesses, medications, injury history, seizures, diabetes, blood pressure, weakness, pain, walking difficulty, or changes in consciousness. Family input is important when the patient has confusion, seizure, stroke symptoms, or coma.
Step 2: Neurological Examination
The examination may assess strength, sensation, reflexes, balance, speech, memory, eye movements, coordination, and walking ability. This helps identify whether the concern may involve the brain, spine, nerves, or blood vessels.
Step 3: Imaging and Diagnostic Tests
Depending on the case, the doctor may recommend a CT scan, an MRI, blood tests, a neuro-radiology assessment, or other investigations. Imaging plays an important role in stroke, trauma, spine disease, tumours, bleeding, infection, and nerve-related conditions.
Step 4: Diagnosis and Treatment Plan
After reviewing the findings, the doctor explains the condition and treatment options. The plan may include medicines, observation, ICU care, rehabilitation, minimally invasive surgery, emergency surgery, or coordination with other specialities when needed.
Step 5: Procedure Planning, If Needed
If surgery is advised, the team explains the reason, preparation, risks, expected recovery, hospital stay, and follow-up. Neuroanesthesia support helps with patient safety, pain control, and monitoring during complex brain and spine procedures.
Step 6: Neuro-Intensive Care and Recovery
Patients with serious brain, spine, stroke, coma, trauma, or post-surgical needs may require close monitoring in neuro-intensive care. Follow-up care helps track healing, neurological improvement, medication response, wound care, rehabilitation progress, and long-term recovery.
Minimally Invasive Care, When Suitable
For selected patients, minimally invasive neurosurgical techniques may reduce tissue disruption and support smoother recovery compared with larger open procedures. Suitability depends on the diagnosis, imaging findings, patient health, and surgical requirements.
Oncology Coordination, When Required
Brain and spine tumours that require oncology input are managed with support from the oncology team. This helps patients with tumour-related neurological conditions receive coordinated care when medical or radiation oncology is needed.
How Neurosurgical Care Can Improve Daily Life
The right neurological evaluation and treatment can improve safety, mobility, function, and quality of life.
Concern | Before Treatment | With Neurosurgical Care |
Stroke symptoms | Weakness, speech difficulty, confusion | Urgent evaluation and treatment planning begins |
Severe headache | Pain, vomiting, fear, uncertainty | Serious causes are ruled out or treated |
Seizures | Repeated episodes and injury risk | Diagnosis and medicine planning support control |
Spine nerve compression | Pain, numbness, walking difficulty | Treatment helps reduce pressure and improve function |
Coma or critical illness | High-risk neurological condition | Neuro-intensive care supports close monitoring |
Parkinson’s symptoms | Tremor, stiffness, movement difficulty | Evaluation helps guide long-term care |
Cost of Neurosurgery in Lucknow
The cost of neurosurgical care depends on the diagnosis, imaging, ICU need, procedure type, medicines, hospital stay, emergency care, and scheme eligibility. The ranges below are approximate and may vary after evaluation.
| Service | Approximate Cost Range |
| Neurosurgery consultation | ₹700 to ₹1,500 |
| Neurology or neuro evaluation | ₹600 to ₹1,500 |
| CT scan brain | ₹2,000 to ₹6,000 |
| MRI brain or spine | ₹4,000 to ₹12,000 |
| Emergency neuro care | Based on case severity |
| ICU care | Varies by monitoring and duration |
| Spine surgery | ₹2,50,000 to ₹8,60,000 or more |
| Brain surgery | ₹2,00,000 to ₹15,00,000 or more |
| Rehabilitation support | Varies by plan |
Note: OP Chaudhary Healthcare accepts Ayushman Bharat PM-JAY, ECHS, CGHS, Raksha TPA, and other listed government schemes, insurance partners, and institutional empanelments. Eligible patients should carry their relevant card, ID proof, previous reports, prescriptions, imaging films, and discharge summaries for verification.
Why Choose OP Chaudhary Healthcare for Neurosurgery in Lucknow?
For patients on Raebareli Road, near SGPGI, and in nearby areas of Lucknow, OP Chaudhary Healthcare offers neurosurgical care with imaging support, neuro-intensive care, emergency services, and access to multiple specialities in a single hospital setting.
Brain, Spine, and Nerve Care
The department provides care for stroke, headache, epilepsy, coma, neuropathies, multiple sclerosis, Parkinson’s disease, myasthenia gravis, spine concerns, and other neurological conditions.
Advanced Neuro Support
The department provides neuroanesthesia, neurosurgical intensive care, neuro-imaging technology, minimally invasive techniques, neuro-radiology, and oncology coordination for patients who need complex or combined care.
Multi-Disciplinary Team Approach
Our team includes neurosurgeons, neurologists, neuro-anaesthetists, neuro-physicians, intensivists, and rehabilitation specialists. This team approach supports patients through diagnosis, treatment, ICU care, and recovery.
24/7 Emergency and ICU Support
Scheme and Empanelment Support
The hospital accepts Ayushman Bharat PM-JAY, ECHS, CGHS, Raksha TPA, and other listed government schemes and insurance partners. Eligible patients should confirm coverage before treatment.
Accessible Location Near SGPGI
The hospital is located at Chaudhary Vihar, Raebareli Road, Lucknow, near SGPGI. This location is convenient for patients from Raebareli Road, Vrindavan Colony, SGPGI, Sultanpur Road, Unnao, Raebareli, and nearby areas.
Book Your Consultation for Neurosurgery in Lucknow
Do not wait for severe headache, seizure, weakness, spine pain, head injury, or stroke symptoms to get worse. Timely neurosurgical evaluation helps identify the cause and plan the right treatment.
Call 91-9517164164 for an appointment, or visit us at Chaudhary Vihar, Raebareli Road, Lucknow. Emergency and ambulance services are available 24×7, and Ayushman Bharat beneficiaries are welcome.
FAQs
You should consult a neurosurgeon if you have severe headaches, seizures, weakness, numbness, spine pain with nerve symptoms, head injury, loss of consciousness, or stroke warning signs.
The neurosurgery department treats stroke, headache, epilepsy, coma, neuropathies, multiple sclerosis, Parkinson’s disease, myasthenia gravis, spine conditions, and provides minimally invasive surgery, neuro-intensive care, and neuro-radiology support.
No. Many spine problems are managed with medicines, physiotherapy, injections, monitoring, or lifestyle changes. Surgery is considered when symptoms are severe, progressive, or linked with nerve compression.
Stroke warning signs include sudden facial drooping, weakness of the arms or legs, slurred speech, confusion, severe dizziness, vision changes, or loss of balance. These symptoms need emergency care.
Yes. The hospital provides emergency support, ICU care, ambulance service, radiology, pathology, pharmacy, and blood bank support. Patients with stroke symptoms, head injury, seizures, or coma should seek urgent care.