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Dr. Nazar Haidri, MD
Neurologist
Dr. Nazar Haidri practices Neuropathology in Union, NJ. Dr. Haidri studies, evaluates, diagnoses, and treats conditions that affect the nervous system. Neuropathologists are trained to fully understand and treat such conditions as Alzheimers disease and Parkinsons disease.
63 years
Experience
Dr. Nazar Haidri, MD
- Union, NJ
- Mahatma Gandhi Memorial Medical College, Indore
- Accepting new patients
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Does this mean Parkinson's disease?
Your symptoms are not typical of Parkins's disease. Please consult a neurologist.
What stops excessive eye twitching?
Please consult with a neurologist.
Can you see nerve damage on an MRI?
Yes. You should consult with a neurologist.
When should I see a neurologist for headaches?
For your headaches, you should see a neurologist as soon as possible.
Do Alzheimer's patients forget family?
Yes they can.
What causes nerve damage in the leg?
Most commonly diabetes. There are many other causes. Please see a neurologist.
What promotes nerve healing?
Rest. Physical therapy. Medications. Injections. Please consult a neurologist.
Can you rebuild muscle after nerve damage?
The muscles can rebuild. if you have peristent symptoms, you should see a neurologist.
How can I stop nerve pain in my head?
Please see a neurologist.
Why is my head tingling?
It may be nerve damage in the scalp. Please see a neurologist.
Why do I have a tingling sensation in my hand after lacrosse?
It could be carpal tunnel syndrome. Please see a neurologist.
How do I get my hands to stop tingling?
You may have carpal tunnel syndrome. Please see a neurologist.
Why is my left arm and hand tingling?
You may have a pinched nerve in the neck, elbow or hand. Please see a neurologist.
How can I stop nerve pain in my legs?
Medications. Please see a neurologist.
Does an MRI show nerve damage?
It can. Please consult with a neurologist.
What can be done for neuropathy in the hands?
Need to find out the cause of the neuropahty. Please see a neurologist.
What causes excessive eye blinking?
It could be a tic. Please see a neurologist.
