Information about assessment and treatment options for selected brain, spine and nerve conditions. Management may be surgical or non-surgical depending on the diagnosis.
The brain controls every thought, movement, emotion and body function. When a neurological condition develops, it can affect quality of life and may become serious if not treated on time.
Comprehensive Brain Care means a complete, patient-centred approach that includes accurate diagnosis, advanced treatment, surgical expertise, rehabilitation and long-term follow-up. We treat a wide spectrum of brain and neurological conditions using the latest evidence-based practices and state-of-the-art technology.
Our goal is simple — to deliver safe, precise and effective care that helps patients return to their normal life with confidence.
Do not ignore persistent or worsening symptoms. Early evaluation can prevent complications and improve outcomes.
Equipment and imaging capabilities vary by hospital and procedure. Available techniques are selected according to the clinical situation.
Recovery is a journey. Our rehabilitation programs focus on physical recovery, cognitive improvement and emotional well-being.
With over a decade of experience in complex brain and spine surgeries, Dr. Krishna Kumar provides world-class neurosurgical care with compassion, precision and advanced technology.
Take the first step towards better brain health. Our team is here to help you.
What symptoms indicate a brain problem?
Brain-related symptoms can vary, but common signs include persistent headaches, dizziness, memory problems, seizures, numbness, weakness, difficulty speaking, blurred vision, or changes in balance and behavior. If symptoms are sudden, severe, or continue to worsen, it’s important to seek medical evaluation promptly.
When should I see a neurosurgeon?
You should see a neurosurgeon if you experience persistent headaches, chronic neck or back pain, numbness, weakness, seizures, balance problems, or symptoms affecting the brain, spine, or nerves. Early consultation is recommended if symptoms are severe, recurring, or impacting daily life.
| Brain surgery has potential benefits and risks. The level of risk varies by diagnosis, procedure, overall health and other factors, and should be discussed during clinical assessment. |
What is the recovery time after brain surgery?
Recovery time after brain surgery varies depending on the type of procedure, the condition treated, and the patient’s overall health. Most patients may return to light activities within a few weeks, while full recovery can take several weeks to a few months. Your neurosurgeon will provide a personalized recovery plan based on your progress.
What is the success rate of brain surgery?
The success rate of brain surgery depends on the type of condition, the complexity of the procedure, and the patient’s overall health. Many brain surgeries have high success rates when diagnosed early and performed by an experienced neurosurgical team, with treatment plans tailored to each patient’s needs.
How long will I need to stay in the hospital?
The length of hospital stay depends on the type of brain surgery, your recovery progress, and overall health. Many patients stay for a few days to a week, while more complex procedures may require a longer stay for monitoring and rehabilitation.
What are the risks of brain surgery?
Like any major procedure, brain surgery carries some risks, including infection, bleeding, swelling, reactions to anesthesia, and temporary or permanent changes in movement, speech, memory, or vision. However, your neurosurgeon will carefully evaluate the benefits and risks and take every precaution to ensure the safest possible outcome.
Can brain tumors be completely cured?
Some brain tumors can be completely treated or cured, especially if they are non-cancerous (benign) and can be safely removed. For other tumors, treatment may focus on controlling growth and improving quality of life through surgery, medication, radiation therapy, or a combination of treatments.
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