Brain
Headaches, migraines, and other head-related problems
Your brain is the command center of your body — it controls everything from your thoughts and movements to your heartbeat and breathing. When something goes wrong with the brain, it can show up as persistent headaches, vision changes, difficulty speaking, or weakness on one side of your body.
I have specialization in minimally invasive brain surgery, with over 2000+ successful surgeries behind me. Whether it's a brain tumor, hydrocephalus, or a head injury, I believe in explaining your condition simply — so you feel informed and comfortable before any treatment.
If you've been experiencing recurring headaches, sudden changes in vision, seizures, or any unusual neurological symptoms — don't wait. Early diagnosis can make all the difference. Book a consultation and let us help you understand what's going on.
What We Treat
A brain tumor is a growth inside your head that shouldn't be there. Think of it like a weed growing in a garden — it takes up space and can press on the parts of your brain that help you think, move, and feel. Surgery carefully removes this growth so your brain has room to work properly again.
- Persistent headaches that keep getting worse
- Vision changes or hearing loss
- Seizures or fits that are new
- Weakness on one side of the body
Instead of a big opening, we use a tiny camera and thin instruments through a very small hole. It's like using a keyhole instead of opening the whole door. This means less pain after the surgery, a smaller scar, and you get better faster.
- Fluid buildup in the brain (hydrocephalus)
- Small tumors or cysts
- Conditions that can be reached through the nose or a small incision
A bad fall, an accident, or a hit to the head can hurt your brain. Your skull protects your brain like a helmet, but sometimes the impact is too strong. We check for bleeding or swelling inside and act quickly to keep your brain safe and help you recover.
- Severe headache after a head injury
- Loss of consciousness or confusion
- Vomiting after a bump to the head
- Weakness or trouble speaking after trauma
Ready to take the first step towards a successful Brain treatment in Akola? Fill out the form below and let us guide you on your journey to optimal health and well-being.
Common Questions
If your head hurts on just one side and you feel sick to your stomach, bright lights bother you, or you see flashing lights before the pain — it might be a migraine. Think of it like your brain getting overwhelmed — too many signals at once, like a traffic jam in your head. The good news is, I can help make it better with the right treatment!
If it feels like someone is squeezing your head with a rubber band, that's usually a tension headache. It often happens when you're stressed, tired, or have been staring at a screen for too long. Your head muscles get tight and grumpy. Rest, water, and relaxation usually help — but if it keeps coming back, I can find out why.
A sudden, extremely severe headache — the worst you've ever felt — needs immediate medical attention. It could be something serious like bleeding near the brain. Don't wait — go to the emergency room or call for help right away. It's better to be safe.
When headaches come with blurry vision, double vision, or seeing spots, it might mean there's extra pressure building up inside your head. Think of your head like a balloon — if there's too much air inside, it pushes on everything. I can check the pressure and help relieve it.