Dr. Anjlee Shankar

Dr. Anjlee Shankar is a PMDC-verified Consultant Neurologist with more than 8 years of professional experience in the diagnosis, evaluation, treatment and management of neurological disorders. She specializes in conditions affecting the brain, spinal cord, peripheral nerves and other components of the nervous system. She is qualified with an MBBS degree and FCPS in Neurology and provides specialized neurological assessment for patients experiencing a wide range of symptoms related to the nervous system.
As a Consultant Neurologist, Dr. Anjlee Shankar evaluates patients with neurological complaints involving movement, sensation, memory, balance, consciousness and other neurological functions. Her clinical profile includes neurological conditions such as epilepsy, paralysis, Parkinson's disease, migraine, meningitis, facial palsy, neck pain, sciatica, multiple sclerosis and stroke. These conditions can affect different parts of the nervous system and may require detailed clinical assessment and, where appropriate, neurological investigations.
Dr. Anjlee Shankar's professional interests include the evaluation and management of patients experiencing epilepsy, weakness of the limbs, loss of balance, memory loss, loss of consciousness and shivering. Her profile also lists conditions such as Spina Bifida, Dizziness, Delirium, Vertigo and Tourette Syndrome. These symptoms can have different underlying causes, making a proper neurological assessment important for determining the appropriate diagnostic and treatment approach.
Her neurological practice involves assessing patients with recurring headaches and migraine, dizziness and vertigo, balance problems, unexplained weakness, memory-related concerns and other symptoms that may indicate neurological involvement. Patients experiencing persistent or unexplained neurological symptoms may require a detailed medical history, physical and neurological examination, and additional investigations depending on their clinical presentation.
Dr. Anjlee Shankar also provides neurological evaluation for patients experiencing seizures and epilepsy. A neurological consultation can involve reviewing the patient's seizure history, frequency and associated symptoms. Where clinically appropriate, investigations such as Digital EEG may be considered to evaluate electrical activity in the brain.
Patients experiencing weakness of an arm or leg, difficulty walking or loss of balance may also require neurological assessment. Such symptoms can occur in different neurological conditions, and a detailed examination may help determine whether further investigation is necessary. Dr. Anjlee Shankar's profile specifically lists weakness of limb and loss of balance among the symptoms associated with her neurological practice.
Memory loss and loss of consciousness are also listed among the symptoms evaluated in her clinical profile. Neurological assessment of these symptoms may involve reviewing the patient's medical history, associated symptoms and previous investigations. Depending on the clinical findings, further diagnostic tests may be considered.
Dr. Anjlee Shankar's listed diagnostic services include neurological examination, Digital EEG and Electromyography (EMG). Her Marham profile also mentions MRI and CT scans as diagnostic investigations that may be used in neurological evaluation. These investigations can assist doctors in assessing brain, nerve and other nervous-system-related conditions when clinically indicated.
Her profile also discusses the role of neurologists in diagnosing and managing disorders involving the central nervous system, including brain tumors, epilepsy, paralysis and Parkinson's disease. Neurological care may also involve conditions such as meningitis, migraine, facial palsy, neck pain, sciatica, multiple sclerosis and stroke.
Dr. Anjlee Shankar provides both in-clinic and online video consultations through Marham. Her current profile lists appointments at RIMS Trauma Hospital in Block 6 PECHS, Karachi, and Pakistan Medicare Hospital on Shahrah e Faisal, Karachi. The listed consultation fee is PKR 2,000 at both locations, while her online video consultation is also listed at PKR 2,000.
Patients can seek neurological consultation when they experience persistent headaches, migraine, seizures, dizziness, vertigo, memory problems, weakness, loss of balance, difficulty walking, confusion, backache, loss of consciousness or other unexplained neurological symptoms. During a consultation, patients may provide previous medical records, imaging reports, laboratory results, medication details and previous neurological investigation reports to help the doctor review their medical history.
Overall, Dr. Anjlee Shankar's professional profile reflects more than 8 years of experience in neurology, with clinical practice focused on the evaluation and management of neurological disorders affecting the brain, spinal cord and peripheral nervous system. Her qualifications in MBBS and FCPS Neurology, along with her listed neurological examination and diagnostic services, form the main components of her professional profile as a Consultant Neurologist in Karachi.

Epilepsy is a neurological condition associated with recurrent seizures and may require specialist evaluation and ongoing management. Parkinson's disease affects movement and other neurological functions, while stroke can cause sudden neurological symptoms such as weakness, imbalance or loss of function. Migraine and other headache disorders may also require neurological assessment when symptoms are recurrent or severe.

Neurological Examination, Digital EEG, Electromyography (EMG), MRI Scan Assessment and CT Scan Assessment.

Neurological Consultation, Neurological Examination, Epilepsy Evaluation and Management, Stroke Assessment, Migraine Evaluation, Parkinson's Disease Assessment, Dizziness and Vertigo Evaluation, Memory Problem Assessment, Limb Weakness Assessment, Numbness and Tingling Assessment, Backache Evaluation, Neurological Disorder Management and Online Video Consultation.

Patients experiencing persistent or unexplained neurological symptoms such as headaches, memory loss, weakness, numbness, tingling sensations, dizziness, vertigo, imbalance, difficulty walking, confusion, seizures or loss of consciousness may require evaluation by a neurologist. Depending on the patient's symptoms and clinical findings, neurological assessment may include a physical neurological examination and, when clinically indicated, investigations such as EEG, EMG, MRI or CT scans. Treatment and follow-up depend on the underlying condition and individual patient needs.