Personal Statement
New Delhi-based Neurologist Dr. Sweta Singla has 14 years of experience as a Behavioural Neurologist, Headache specialist and Somnologist (Sleep specialist). She holds an MBBS degree from the University of Medical Sciences, Delhi, MD from Dr. Ram Manohar Lohia Hospital, New Delhi and DM in neurology from All India Institute of Medical Sciences, New Delhi. She is professionally associated with many medical consortiums like Movement Disorder Society, American Academy of Neurology, Indian Sleep Disorder Society and International Headache Society.
Currently she is working with Kalpavriksh Super speciality Centre, from MON-SAT 09:00 AM - 10:00 AM and 05:00 PM - 08:00 PM and also with Metro Hospital & Heart Institute on MON, WED, FRI between 10:30 AM and 11:30 AM. She offers her medical services such as Electroconvulsive Therapy Treatment, Radiofrequency Neurotomy procedure, Surgery of facial nerves, Brain suite treatment, Brain tumour surgery, Cerebrovascular surgery, Cerebrovascular surgery, Csf Rhinorrhoea repair procedure etc.
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Treatment of Nerve And Muscle Disorders
Treatment of Paralysis
Epilepsy Treatment
Vertigo Treatment
Insomnia Treatment
Cerebral Palsy Treatment
Brain Tumor Surgery
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Electroconvulsive Therapy (Ect) Treatment
Surgery Of The Facial Nerve
Epilepsy Surgery
Radiofrequency Neurotomy Procedure
Fibromyalgia Treatment
Gamma-Knife Radiosurgery
Spine Surgery Treatment
Traumatic Brain Injury (Tbi) Treatment
Treatment of Traumatic Brain Injury (Tbi)
Assistive Walking Device Training
Vagus Nerve Stimulation ( Epilepsy )
Deep Brain Stimulation Procedure
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Jaithra
. Sweta Singla has a very positive attitude towards all the patients. Our family physician personally recommended Sweta Singla for my brain suite. I must say the hygiene was maintained very nicely in the Kalpavriksh Superspeciality Centerthe lab in the Kalpavriksh Superspeciality Center was very clean and well managed. Sweta Singla guidance has helped me immensely and has helped gain confidence. Sweta Singla has in depth knowledge and ensures that she explains the problem in detail.
Sarita Devi
It was nice experience with Shweta mam... She was not into earning money by different tests and all.She read psychology of Patient
Verified
She is very good doctor,
Kshiraja
I was having this neurological problems, but the symptoms were not very visible. I am so much benefitted with her treatment, that i am perfectly fine now. Even though there was a long queue, still the staff was very pleasant. One of my cousin's referred to Sweta Singla. Even though it's been more than a year, still if I sometimes feel pain and call her, and Sweta Singla still takes my call in case of any emergency. It was amazing, the Kalpavriksh Superspeciality Centerl was so nicely made. Sweta Singla is really like god send person. Almost all doctors suggested surgery for it, but I did not wanted to go for it for my neurological problems. In order to diagnose my problem completely she asked me a number of questions.
Murugan
My previous experiences were not so good, but Dr Singla has completely changed my opinion as she is very helpful and humble. The Kalpavriksh Center have proper facilities for disabled patients as well. Thanks to her I am much better now. Due to my paralysis my daily activities were suffering. A friend of mine referred to her for treatment . I was quite impressed with her concept of holistic healing.
Barsha
As someone I knew, consulted Dr Sweta Singla and they referred us as I was suffering from acute headache. Finally with her treatment, I am completely cured from the disease. Sweta Singla has a broad knowledge in the field of Neurologist. The staff was very attentive to my needs. During the treatment, she supported me a lot. She is so pleasant to talk to and always ready to answer your doubts.
Irenpreet
I have consulted so many doctors but nobody till now was able to understand my concern properly, until i consulted Dr Sweta. Thanks to her for giving the best suitable tremor treatment. During the treatment, she supported me a lot. I am perfectly fine after her treatment.
Kanagasabapathy K A
Doctor was very patient to get holistic view from patient. logical approach towards the problem. Open , objective to support patient. Will go to places as she moves on. God bless
Ajay Yadav
I consulted Dr Sweta for dementia of my mother. I am really impressed with the way she went about diagnosis and analysis of my mother's problem
Geeta
it so mind relaxing she was very kind and very clear with the explanation I was happy that I was able to meet her
Teena Vashistha
Very helpful advise ,according treat . I m deeply thankful to doc
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Migraine is one of the worst forms of headache. It is reported that over 90 percent of people who suffers from a migraine are unable to work. The intense pain totally makes them vulnerable. A mammoth 113 million workdays are wasted globally due to this problem. This being said, if the pain is slowly starting to set in, it is possible to manage it at the workspace.
Here is a convenient guide to do just that:
1. Pain Medication: If you are a migraine patient, it is likely that you have your migraine medication with you. The first step is to try the medication. If on the other hand, the medication is not available basic painkillers can be given a shot to manage the pain. Basic pain medications, such as ibuprofen are easily available over the counter and are capable of providing temporary relief.
2. Educate co-workers: Despite awareness about migraine pain, many organisations continue to turn a deaf ear about the problem. Instead of fighting with the whole organisations, it makes sense to educate your immediate colleague about a migraine. All you require is 1-2 people who have your back.
3. Control the environment: With the onset of the pain, it becomes more and more difficult to resume work. Few environmental changes such as adjusting the monitor to the eye level, using a sachet of odour neutralizer and switching off the nearest light will help you to manage the pain for a few hours.
4. Staying hydrated: Migraine tends to increase multifold if the body is not hydrated. It is, therefore, essential to drink as much water as you can. Apart from water few other drinks such as lime juice and green tea can be of great assistance to hold the pain back for quite some time.
5. Small snacks: Although eating during a migraine can be tough because of the buzzing pain it is a good idea to have small snacks throughout the working hours. An empty stomach creates acidity and further aggravates the pain. Small time snacks such as cookies and chocolate bar can come really handy at this time.
6. Get enough air: A centralised workplace can be claustrophobic and intensify the pain for many. Get out of the workspace to get some fresh air. A sudden gush of oxygen can be a welcome relief from the monotonous and crowded office floor.
7. Apply water on the skull: While this might sound like a crazy idea, applying a small amount of water in the middle of the skull can give temporary relief from the throbbing effect of a migraine. If ice is available in the office pantry, make no hesitation in applying it on the migraine side of the forehead. Ice is capable of spreading a cooling effect throughout the forehead and the skull.