Vertigo · Epilepsy · Parkinson's · Stroke · Migraine · Dementia · Nerve Disorders
Gini Advanced Care Hospital, Sector 69, SAS Nagar (Mohali), Punjab
Dr. Iqbal Singh is a Consultant Neurologist at Gini Advanced Care Hospital, Mohali, with a DM in Neurology from Dayanand Medical College (DMC), Ludhiana — one of North India's most respected medical institutions for neurology training. DM (Doctorate of Medicine) in Neurology is the highest postgraduate neurology qualification in India, held by very few neurologists practising in the Chandigarh Tricity.
He diagnoses and manages the full spectrum of neurological disease — from the everyday (vertigo, migraine, epilepsy) to the complex (Parkinson's, multiple sclerosis, stroke, dementia) — with the depth of a super-specialist and the backing of a full hospital. This article and Gini's neurology service are prepared with contributing author Gurjot Narwal, Founder & CEO of Gini Advanced Care Hospital.
The highest neurology qualification in India (DMC Ludhiana) — not a general physician managing neurology on the side.
Neurology, endocrinology and ICU under one roof — vital for stroke, seizures and diabetic nerve disease.
Diabetic neuropathy and metabolic nerve disease are co-managed with Asia's leading endocrinology team.
Round-the-clock emergency care for stroke and seizures, with rapid imaging and critical-care support.
Neurologist · DM Neurology · DMC Ludhiana — full profile.
BPPV, Dix-Hallpike test, Epley manoeuvre — often curable in one visit.
EEG, anti-epileptic medication, seizure first aid and driving guidance.
Movement disorders, Alzheimer's, cognitive assessment and caregiver support.
Dr. Iqbal Singh at Gini Advanced Care Hospital, Sector 69 Mohali, is a DM Neurology specialist trained at DMC Ludhiana — the highest postgraduate qualification in neurology in India. He manages vertigo, epilepsy, Parkinson's disease, stroke, migraine, dementia and nerve disorders, supported by Gini's endocrinology and 24/7 critical care teams under one roof.
A neurologist treats disorders of the brain, spinal cord, nerves and muscles — including vertigo and dizziness, epilepsy and seizures, Parkinson's disease and tremors, stroke, migraine and headache, Alzheimer's and dementia, multiple sclerosis, facial palsy, peripheral neuropathy, and sleep disorders. Neurologists diagnose and manage these medically; they are distinct from neurosurgeons.
See a neurologist if you have recurrent or severe headaches, episodes of spinning vertigo, seizures or blackouts, tremor or slowness of movement, sudden weakness or numbness (a stroke warning — call emergency), memory loss affecting daily life, persistent tingling or nerve pain, or unexplained fainting. Sudden severe symptoms should go to emergency; ongoing symptoms warrant an OPD neurology consultation.
Vertigo can be either inner-ear (peripheral) or brain-related (central). Around 80% of cases are BPPV — a mechanical inner-ear problem that is curable in one visit with the Epley manoeuvre. However, a neurologist is essential because central vertigo can signal a stroke or other serious brain condition, and only a neurological assessment reliably distinguishes the two.
DM (Doctorate of Medicine) in Neurology is the highest super-specialty qualification for neurologists in India — a 3-year super-specialty degree taken after MD/MBBS. Very few practising neurologists in the Chandigarh Tricity hold it. Dr. Iqbal Singh earned his DM Neurology at Dayanand Medical College (DMC), Ludhiana, one of North India's most respected neurology training institutions.
Yes. CGHS patients can consult Dr. Iqbal Singh for neurology with a wellness-centre referral. Investigations such as MRI/CT (via partner imaging), EEG, and blood work are arranged, and Gini's CGHS desk handles the paperwork. Call 0172 4120100 for CGHS neurology appointments.
Gini Advanced Care Hospital, 2nd Floor, Sector 69, SAS Nagar (Mohali) · OPD Mon–Sat, 9 AM–5 PM · Consultation ₹1,000
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