Saturday, 1 August 2015

Credihealth helps you find the best Neurologists in Kolkata



Everyone who has at any point been a fan of ‘ER’, ‘Days of our lives’ or ‘Grey’s Anatomy’, would have some amount of fascination with Neurologists and Neurosurgeons. Neurology, in simple words, deals with diseases and disorders of the nervous system and a neurologist is a doctors who studies these. According to reports, India has a shortage of neurologists (one for every 8, 50, 000 Indians) and the best specialists in the field are mostly in the metropolitan cities.

Kolkata, the first city in Asia to have an institution that taught modern medicine, is home to many such specialists. Diseases like Cerebral Palsy that can be prevented to an extent with proper neo-natal care, have come in limelight and are being promoted in the city by NGOS like Bishwa Bandhan. With relatively better health care system in place in the former capital of India, disorders of the brain are given the attention that lacks in many other cities of the country.

A report by one of the leading news websites in the country states that brain strokes in the younger population is on the rise. Currently 8%-9% of those affected are less than 49 years of age. The neurologists in Kolkata, however, have also been equally competent in their treatments. In the recent years, doctors have successfully done pioneering surgeries, including one where the patient was required to be wide awake. This was a unique achievement in the field as this had never been done in India before. Along with this, treating numerous minors and infants has also added many feathers to their caps.

Helping you find these accomplished neurologists in Kolkata is Credihealth. Just a phone call away, Credihealth’s team of in-house doctors listen to your medical issue and guide you to your best options of doctors and hospitals and also help you book an appointment with them. Post this, the Credihealth doctors stay with you till the end of your medical journey with regular follow-ups and additional help in case the patient is in need of tertiary care. 

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