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Dr. Aditya Bala

Consultant Neurologist

MBBS, MD (General Medicine), DM Neurology15 years in practiceSpeaks Telugu, English₹850 consultation
Dr. Aditya Bala

Consultation fee

850

Paid at the hospital desk on the day. Nothing to pay to book.

In practice

15 yrs

MBBS, MD (General Medicine), DM Neurology · Neurology

At the desk

24 hrs/day

Every day · Open 24 Hours

Where to go

Neurosciences

Road No. 4, Near Asian Cinema, Baala Samudhram, Hanamkonda, Telangana – 506001

Ready when you are

Pick a time, give a number, done.

(01)About the practice

What Dr Aditya Bala does

Neurology is a history speciality. What the symptom did - how fast it came, what it affected, what it spared, what came back - usually names the problem before any scan does, which is why this clinic asks a lot of questions and expects the family to fill in what the patient cannot.

Stroke is the emergency that runs through everything. The treatment window is measured in hours, so a face that has dropped, an arm that has gone weak or speech that has slurred is an emergency call and not an appointment - even if it recovers on its own within minutes, which is a warning rather than an all-clear.

The scheduled work is headache, epilepsy, Parkinson's disease, dizziness and nerve pain, and it is long-term work. Seizure control and Parkinson's medication are adjusted over months against a record kept between visits, so bringing a diary is genuinely more useful here than bringing another scan.

Special interests

  • Acute stroke and secondary prevention
  • Difficult-to-control epilepsy
  • Movement disorders
  • Headache medicine
(02)Education

Qualifications, in plain words

  1. MBBSBachelor of Medicine and Bachelor of Surgery - the basic medical degree, five and a half years including a year of internship.
  2. MD (General Medicine)Doctor of Medicine - three years of postgraduate training in general medicine.
  3. DM (Neurology)Doctorate of Medicine - the super-speciality degree in neurology, taken after an MD.

Council registration, society memberships and published work are listed once the consultant supplies them. We publish the degrees the hospital holds on record and nothing beyond that.

(03)Conditions treated

What this clinic sees

  • Stroke and mini-stroke (TIA)
  • Epilepsy, fits and seizures
  • Migraine and chronic headache
  • Parkinson's disease and tremor
  • Giddiness and vertigo
  • Numbness, tingling and nerve pain
  • Facial palsy
  • Memory loss and dementia
  • Neck and back pain with nerve symptoms
  • Muscle weakness
  • Sleep disorders
  • Multiple sclerosis and related conditions

Persistent headache, seizures and stroke care, supported by in-house imaging.

Usually done in-house on the day: Headache · Seizure · Stroke.

Everything neurology covers
(04)Procedures

Procedures and services

Stroke assessment
Urgent examination and imaging to decide, within the treatment window, what can still be reversed.
EEG
A recording of the brain's electrical activity, when the question is whether an event was a seizure.
Nerve conduction study and EMG
Measuring how nerves and muscles are actually conducting, for weakness and numbness.
Epilepsy management
Choosing and adjusting anti-seizure medicine against a seizure diary, aiming for full control.
Headache management
Separating migraine from the headaches that need a scan, then preventing rather than only treating.
Parkinson's care
Medication timed to the day's fluctuations, with physiotherapy alongside.
Botulinum toxin injection
For spasticity, dystonia and some chronic migraine, where tablets have not worked.
(05)When to book

Reasons to see this clinic

  • A face has drooped, an arm has gone weak or speech has slurred - call, do not book
  • There has been a fit, a blackout or an episode nobody can explain
  • Headaches have changed in pattern, or wake you from sleep
  • A hand has developed a tremor, or movement has become slow and stiff
  • There is numbness, tingling or weakness that is spreading
  • Memory or behaviour has changed in a way the family has noticed

If it is an emergency, do not book. Come straight to the hospital or call +91 9100005195. Emergency care runs 24×7 and never needs an appointment.

(06)Consulting hours

When they sit

OPD boardOpen 24 hours
Days
Every day
Hours
Open 24 Hours
Department
Neurology
Room
OPD Block · First floor · Neurosciences

Walk-ins are always seen. Booking a slot only means you are not waiting for one.

(07)Your visit

What to bring, what happens

  • Bring someone who witnessed the episode - their account matters more than the patient's
  • Bring a video of a fit or a tremor if anyone managed to record one
  • Bring all MRI and CT films, plus every previous EEG
  • Bring a headache or seizure diary: dates, duration, what was happening beforehand
On the day
  1. 01Register at the front deskFirst visit? A photo ID gets you a permanent Jeeva ID that carries every visit, prescription and report you ever have here.
  2. 02VitalsHeight, weight, blood pressure and temperature, recorded before you go in.
  3. 03The consultationHistory, examination, and only the tests that are worth doing today rather than a list to arrange elsewhere.
  4. 04Tests, if they are neededLab, X-ray and ultrasound are in this building. Routine blood work is back in about 30 minutes, so results are usually read out in the same visit.
  5. 05Prescription and pharmacyMedicines dispensed in-house, with the follow-up date written on the slip before you leave.

Where to go

OPD Block · First floor · Neurosciences

Road No. 4, Near Asian Cinema, Baala Samudhram, Hanamkonda, Telangana – 506001

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(08)Questions

Before you book

Do I have to pay to book?

No. Booking is free and there is no online payment. The ₹850 consultation fee is paid at the hospital desk on the day.

What if I just walk in?

Walk-ins are always seen. Booking only means you are not waiting - Dr Aditya Bala consults every day, open 24 hours.

Which languages can I be seen in?

Dr Aditya Bala consults in Telugu, English. If you would be more comfortable in another language, tell the front desk when you book and they will arrange for someone to sit in.

Where do I go once I have registered?

OPD Block · First floor · Neurosciences. The desk will point you to it, and your OP number is called from there.

How soon will I get my reports?

Routine blood work comes back in about 30 minutes, so in most cases the doctor can go through the results with you in the same visit rather than at another one.

Can I change or cancel the time?

Yes - call the front desk on +91 9100005195 and they will move it. Please give as much notice as you can, so the slot goes to someone else.

What should I bring?

A photo ID on your first visit, plus any previous prescriptions, scans or reports. For this clinic specifically: bring someone who witnessed the episode - their account matters more than the patient's.

What about an emergency?

Don't book - come straight in, or call +91 9100005195. Emergency care runs 24×7 and does not need an appointment.

Book

Booked in aminute.

Booking is free and there is no online payment. The ₹850 consultation fee is settled at the hospital desk on the day.

Dr Aditya Bala consults every day, open 24 hours.

Every time shown is a real, still-open slot in the hospital's own diary.

Arrive ten minutes early and quote your OP number at the desk.

Pick a time

850 at the desk

Live availability from the hospital's own diary.

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