Neurosurgeon Doctors in India

Browse 0+ verified neurosurgeon doctors and specialists across India. Book appointments on MedOmeet.

No doctors found

No neurosurgeon doctors are currently listed.

About Neurosurgeon Doctors

Conditions Treated by a Neurosurgeon

Brain Tumours

Abnormal growths in the brain — can be benign or malignant. Treatment often requires surgical removal.

Herniated Disc (Slipped Disc)

Disc material pressing on spinal nerves causing pain and weakness. Common in lumbar and cervical spine.

Spinal Stenosis

Narrowing of the spinal canal compressing the spinal cord or nerves.

Brain Haemorrhage

Bleeding within or around the brain from ruptured blood vessel or trauma.

Brain and Spine Health Tips

Wear helmets when riding two-wheelers
Maintain good posture to prevent spinal problems
Don't ignore persistent headaches
Control blood pressure to prevent brain haemorrhage
Seek second opinions for brain/spine surgery
Back pain usually doesn't need surgery

How to Prepare for Neurosurgery Consultation

Before Your Visit

Bring all MRI and CT scan images (digital preferred) — not just reports
Bring reports from referring neurologist or orthopaedic surgeon
List all symptoms with timeline — when they started and how they've progressed
Bring a family member — important decisions may need to be discussed

During the Appointment

Ask about the surgical approach — minimally invasive vs. open surgery
Discuss expected outcomes realistically — not all symptoms may resolve completely
Ask about hospital stay duration and recovery timeline
Understand what to expect in the immediate post-operative period

After the Visit

Follow post-operative instructions strictly — wound care, activity restrictions, medications
Attend all follow-up appointments — monitoring is critical after brain/spine surgery
Start rehabilitation/physiotherapy as recommended
Report any new symptoms immediately — headache, fever, wound leakage, or new weakness

Questions to Ask Your Neurosurgeon

1.Is surgery absolutely necessary, or are there alternatives?
2.What are the risks of this surgery?
3.What will my recovery look like?
4.Will I need rehabilitation after surgery?
5.How many of these procedures have you performed?
6.What happens if I don't have surgery?

When Should You See a Neurosurgeon?

A Neurosurgeon performs surgery on the brain, spine, and nerves. You're typically referred by a neurologist or orthopaedic surgeon when surgery is needed.

Brain tumour diagnosed on MRI
Severe disc herniation not responding to conservative treatment
Spinal cord compression with weakness
Head injury with neurological symptoms
Intractable epilepsy — surgery evaluation
Trigeminal neuralgia not responding to medication
Brain aneurysm or vascular malformation

Seek emergency neurosurgical care for head injury with loss of consciousness, sudden worst-ever headache (possible brain haemorrhage), or progressive weakness in limbs after spinal injury.

Related Specialties

All Specialties Neurosurgeon Jobs