Online neurologist consultation for headaches, numbness and dizziness

Get expert help with neurological symptoms — including migraines, tremors, balance problems and nerve pain. Speak to a certified doctor online without delays or clinic visits.

Support for both acute and chronic neurological symptoms

Review of MRI, EEG, and other test results

Step-by-step care plan, prescriptions and referrals if needed

How to book an online consultation with a neurologist

A simple and secure way to consult a neurologist about symptoms like headaches, numbness, dizziness, tingling, or balance problems — all from home.

Find a certified neurologist on the Oladoctor marketplace who matches your symptoms. Select a convenient date and time for your consultation.

When booking, complete a short form outlining your symptoms, their duration, triggers, and any additional concerns. You can also upload documents or test results if relevant.

During the appointment, the neurologist will clarify your symptoms, assess your condition, and—if medically appropriate—recommend treatment, issue a prescription, or refer you for further testing.

Note: Online neurologists can assist with symptoms like headaches, nerve pain, numbness, sleep disturbances, vertigo, and sensory changes. However, online consultations are not suitable for acute emergencies such as sudden paralysis, loss of consciousness, or signs of a stroke. In these cases, seek immediate in-person medical care.

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Online neurologists for migraine, tremors and more

Browse certified neurologists experienced in treating migraine, tingling, tremors, balance problems, and sleep-related neurological issues. Ideal for both new symptoms and ongoing care. Book your appointment online.

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Sergei Nalkin

Neurology11 years of experience

Dr. Sergei Nalkin, PhD, is a neurologist, specialising in sports medicine and rehabilitation. He provides expert care for patients with neurological, musculoskeletal, and post-traumatic conditions, focusing on functional recovery and long-term symptom relief.

Dr. Nalkin offers consultations and treatment for: • Neurological disorders including migraines, tension headaches, and peripheral neuropathies • Rehabilitation after stroke, brain injury, and spinal cord trauma • Chronic pain syndromes and musculoskeletal dysfunctions • Sports-related injuries: prevention, treatment, and recovery planning • Coordination and movement disorders affecting mobility and balance • Custom rehabilitation programmes for neurological and orthopedic conditions

With a personalised, evidence-based approach, Dr. Nalkin helps patients restore physical function, reduce pain, and improve quality of life through targeted therapy and long-term support.

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Sergey Ilyasov

Psychiatry6 years of experience

Dr. Sergey Ilyasov is a neurologist and psychiatrist, treating both adults and children. He provides thorough care for a wide range of neurological and mental health conditions, combining medical expertise with an individualised approach to diagnosis and treatment.

Dr. Ilyasov helps patients manage: • Chronic headaches, back pain, and nerve-related pain • Anxiety, depression, and sleep disorders • Chronic pain syndromes and psychosomatic symptoms • Behavioural and attention disorders in children and adolescents

With dual training in psychiatry and neurology, Dr. Ilyasov offers integrated care for conditions that affect both mind and body. His approach focuses on long-term support, accurate diagnosis, and evidence-based therapy adapted to each patient’s needs.

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When to see a neurologist online

Neurological symptoms are often vague or overlap with other conditions. Consulting a neurologist online can help clarify your concerns, assess possible causes, and guide your next steps — whether it’s further testing, a treatment plan, or reassurance.

Headaches, migraines and vestibular symptoms

Neurological causes of headaches range from tension-type pain and cluster headaches to migraines with or without aura. Unlike general headaches, neurological headaches may follow patterns, escalate over time, or be accompanied by visual, sensory, or cognitive changes. Migraines often stem from a combination of neurological sensitivity, hormonal shifts, genetic predisposition, and lifestyle factors like irregular sleep or diet. Vestibular symptoms — including vertigo, imbalance, and motion sensitivity — may be part of vestibular migraine, inner ear dysfunction, or brainstem-related disorders. Neurologists distinguish these conditions through clinical history, symptom patterns, and associated features like nausea, photophobia, or tinnitus. Early classification helps define whether symptoms are episodic, chronic, or potentially secondary to another condition.

Numbness, tingling and nerve-related sensations

Muscle weakness that affects mobility, coordination, or endurance may indicate neuromuscular pathology, spinal nerve compression, or central nervous system involvement. Early signs can include dropping objects, hand tremors, or leg fatigue during simple tasks. Tremors — rhythmic involuntary movements — vary widely in cause. Essential tremor is common and often familial, while Parkinsonian tremors are usually slower and appear at rest. Myoclonic jerks or fasciculations may point to motor neuron disease or systemic imbalances like electrolyte disturbances. Motor symptoms often progress subtly and may mimic fatigue or deconditioning. Monitoring symmetry, progression, and relation to posture or activity helps identify conditions like multiple sclerosis, cervical myelopathy, or peripheral neuropathies.

Muscle weakness, tremors and coordination issues

Sleep disturbances, brain fog and cognitive slowing

Sleep and cognition are tightly linked to neurological health. Chronic insomnia, excessive daytime sleepiness, and disrupted circadian rhythms may be signs of underlying disorders such as restless leg syndrome, narcolepsy, or REM behavior disorder. Fatigue and brain fog — often described as reduced clarity, memory lapses, or sluggish thinking — may stem from neuroinflammation, autonomic dysfunction, post-viral syndromes, or early neurodegenerative processes. Cognitive symptoms can also fluctuate with stress, hormonal changes, or sleep deprivation. Evaluating whether these symptoms are primary or secondary is essential. Tools like sleep screening, memory testing, and neurological examination help differentiate psychiatric fatigue from early signs of conditions like mild cognitive impairment or chronic fatigue syndrome.

Stress, anxiety, life changes and neurological symptoms

Psychophysiological stress can alter how the nervous system processes input, leading to symptoms that appear neurological but are rooted in dysregulation. Common examples include numbness, chest pressure, dizziness, tremor, or transient vision changes during periods of anxiety or burnout. Stress-related neurological symptoms often emerge during life transitions — such as moving, job change, or chronic caregiving — and may fluctuate without clear pathology. However, in some cases, stress can exacerbate latent neurological conditions or delay diagnosis by masking organic signs. Understanding the boundary between functional symptoms and structural disorders is key. This includes assessing patterns over time, the presence of triggers, reversibility, and consistency across evaluations. Neurologists are uniquely positioned to parse this overlap and guide appropriate care without stigma.

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