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Seizures and Ambulatory EEG Monitoring

Seizures can look very different from person to person. Some patients have shaking or convulsions, while others may experience staring spells, confusion, memory gaps, unusual sensations, sudden falls, unexplained loss of awareness, or episodes that are difficult to describe.

Dizziness, Vertigo, and Balance Evaluation

Dizziness can be frustrating and difficult to explain. Some patients feel spinning or vertigo, while others feel lightheaded, unsteady, off balance, faint, foggy, or like they may pass out when standing.

Dementia, Memory Loss, and Cognitive Issues

Memory problems can be stressful for patients and families. Some people notice forgetfulness, word-finding difficulty, repeated questions, misplacing items, medication errors, driving changes, difficulty with finances, personality changes, or reduced ability to complete familiar tasks.

Tremor Evaluation and Treatment

Tremor can affect writing, eating, holding a cup, typing, dressing, work, hobbies, and confidence. Some patients notice hand tremor, while others may have head tremor, voice tremor, leg tremor, internal shaking, or tremor at rest.

Stroke and TIA Follow-Up Care

A stroke or transient ischemic attack, often called a TIA or mini-stroke, can be life-changing. Even after the emergency phase, patients often need neurological follow-up to understand what happened, reduce future risk, review medications, monitor recovery, and address lingering symptoms.

EMG and Nerve Conduction Testing

Numbness, tingling, burning pain, weakness, muscle cramping, hand symptoms, foot symptoms, and radiating neck or back pain can come from the nerve, nerve root, muscle, spine, or a combination of these.

Autonomic Testing and Small Fiber Neuropathy Evaluation

The autonomic nervous system controls automatic body functions such as heart rate, blood pressure regulation, sweating, circulation, digestion, and the body’s response to standing.

Botox and Neurological Injection Treatments

Botulinum toxin treatment, commonly known by brand names such as Botox, is used in neurology for selected conditions involving chronic migraine, overactive muscles, abnormal nerve signals, facial spasms, dystonia, spasticity, and selected pain syndromes.

Migraine and Headache Care

Headaches can interfere with work, family life, sleep, mood, concentration, and daily function. Some patients have occasional migraines, while others experience frequent or disabling headaches for many days each month.

Parkinson’s Disease and Movement Disorders

Parkinson’s disease and movement disorders can affect walking, balance, tremor, stiffness, slowness, sleep, mood, memory, blood pressure, constipation, and daily independence.

Neuropathy and Nerve Pain

Neuropathy can cause numbness, tingling, burning pain, electric shocks, weakness, imbalance, and reduced sensation in the hands or feet.

Neck Pain, Back Pain, and Radiculopathy

Neck and back problems can cause nerve symptoms such as pain, numbness, tingling, weakness, radiating arm pain, radiating leg pain, and difficulty walking.

Carpal Tunnel and Nerve Compression

Hand numbness, tingling, night symptoms, pain, weakness, and dropping objects are common reasons for neurology referral. Symptoms may be caused by carpal tunnel syndrome, ulnar neuropathy, cervical radiculopathy, peripheral neuropathy, or other nerve problems.

Multiple Sclerosis and Neuroimmunology

Multiple sclerosis and related neuroimmune conditions can cause numbness, weakness, vision changes, walking problems, fatigue, dizziness, bladder symptoms, cognitive changes, and episodes of neurological dysfunction.

Falls, Gait, and Balance Evaluation

Falls and balance problems can have many causes, including neuropathy, Parkinson’s disease, stroke, spine disease, vestibular disorders, medication side effects, autonomic dysfunction, muscle weakness, and cognitive impairment.

Chronic Care Management for Neurological Conditions

Many neurological conditions require ongoing support beyond a single office visit. Patients and families may need help with medication coordination, symptom monitoring, testing follow-through, caregiver concerns, safety planning, and communication between healthcare providers.

Cognitive Testing and Creyos Evaluation

Cognitive symptoms can be subtle. Patients may notice memory problems, word-finding difficulty, slower thinking, difficulty concentrating, work-performance changes, or trouble managing complex daily tasks.

Alzheimer’s Treatment Evaluation and Leqembi Candidacy Review

Some patients with mild cognitive impairment or early Alzheimer’s disease may ask whether newer disease-modifying therapies such as anti-amyloid treatments could be appropriate.

Facial Pain and Trigeminal Neuralgia

Facial pain can be severe and disruptive. Trigeminal neuralgia often causes brief, electric shock-like pain triggered by talking, chewing, brushing teeth, touching the face, or cold air.

Concussion and Head Injury Evaluation

Concussion and head injury can cause headaches, dizziness, light sensitivity, sleep disturbance, brain fog, mood changes, memory symptoms, and difficulty returning to work, school, or usual activities.

Sleep and Neurological Symptoms

Sleep problems can worsen many neurological symptoms, including migraine, memory problems, seizures, Parkinson’s disease, dizziness, pain, and fatigue.

Neurodiagnostic Testing Overview

Neurodiagnostic testing can help clarify symptoms that are difficult to explain from history alone. Different tests evaluate different parts of the nervous system.

Neurological Medication Review

Medication side effects and drug interactions can mimic or worsen neurological symptoms. Some patients take multiple medications that are individually reasonable but together increase dizziness, falls, brain fog, tremor, sleepiness, or confusion.

Neurology Infusion Services

Some neurological conditions may require infusion-based treatment or monitoring pathways. Infusion care requires careful diagnosis, insurance authorization, medication safety review, monitoring, and coordination between the neurology team, infusion partner, and patient’s other clinicians.

New Patient Referrals

VerityMD Neurology is a referral-based neurology clinic. New patient referrals must be faxed directly from the patient’s primary care physician, specialist, or referring provider’s office.

For Referring Providers

VerityMD Neurology partners with primary care physicians, specialists, hospitals, and referring provider offices to provide neurological evaluation, diagnostic testing, and care planning for patients with a wide range of neurological concerns.

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VerityMD Neurology Clinic

Neurology Clinic, offers expert neurological care for the Sacramento Metropolitan Area. Under the guidance of board-certified neurologist Dr. Manoj Mittal

Services

  • Seizures & Ambulatory EEG Monitoring

  • Memory & Brain Health Center

  • Neuropathy & Nerve Testing Center

  • Parkinson’s & Tremor Care

  • Seizure & EEG Monitoring

  • Stroke & TIA Follow-Up

  • Dizziness & Balance Disorders

  • EMG / Nerve Conduction Testing

  • Autonomic & Small Fiber Neuropathy

  • Botox Neurology Treatments

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Sat-Sun: Closed

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