Dr. Shaharyar Abdullah

Dr. Shaharyar Abdullah is a PMDC-verified Consultant Neurologist with more than 16 years of professional experience in the diagnosis, evaluation, treatment and management of neurological disorders. He provides specialized neurological care for conditions affecting the brain, spinal cord, peripheral nerves and other parts of the nervous system. His clinical experience covers a broad range of neurological conditions, including epilepsy, Parkinson's disease, migraine, stroke, movement disorders and other disorders affecting neurological function.
Dr. Shaharyar Abdullah has an extensive academic and professional background in neurology. He completed his MBBS from Liaquat University of Medical and Health Sciences and obtained FCPS Neurology from the College of Physicians and Surgeons Pakistan. His additional qualifications include MRCPI Medicine from the Royal College of Physicians of Ireland and Fellowship of the European Board of Neurology (FEBN). His profile also lists SCE Neurology from the Royal College of Physicians UK, a Diploma in Geriatric Medicine from Ireland, and a fellowship in Deep Brain Stimulation and Movement Disorders from Ireland. These qualifications reflect additional training in clinical neurology, neurological medicine, geriatric neurological care and movement disorders.
His professional experience includes working as a Consultant Neurologist at Cavan Hospital. Through his clinical training and professional practice, Dr. Shaharyar Abdullah deals with patients presenting with neurological symptoms involving the central and peripheral nervous systems. His listed areas of interest include epilepsy, Parkinson's disease, backache and migraine.
Dr. Shaharyar Abdullah's clinical focus includes the evaluation and management of epilepsy and seizure-related conditions, Parkinson's disease and movement disorders, migraine and other headaches, backache and neurological pain. His Marham profile also describes neurological care for conditions such as brain tumors, paralysis, meningitis, facial palsy, neck pain, sciatica, multiple sclerosis and stroke.
His expertise in movement disorders is further supported by his listed fellowship in Deep Brain Stimulation and Movement Disorders. Movement disorders can involve problems with voluntary movement, tremors, stiffness, abnormal movements or changes in coordination. Neurological assessment can help determine the nature of these symptoms and whether further investigations or specialized treatment are required.
Dr. Shaharyar Abdullah also provides neurological evaluation for symptoms such as weakness of the limbs, loss of balance, memory loss, loss of consciousness, shivering, dizziness and vertigo. Patients may also seek neurological assessment for persistent headaches, tingling sensations, difficulty walking, confusion, backache and other symptoms that may indicate an underlying neurological problem.
His listed diagnostic and neurological services include Digital EEG, Electromyography (EMG), neurological examination, tremor analysis and assessment of trigeminal neuralgia. Depending on the patient's symptoms and clinical presentation, neurological investigations may also include MRI or CT scans to evaluate structural conditions affecting the brain, spinal cord or other relevant areas.
For patients with epilepsy or suspected seizure disorders, neurological assessment may involve a detailed history of the episodes and, when clinically appropriate, investigations such as Digital EEG. Patients with tremors, Parkinsonian symptoms or other movement-related problems may require neurological examination and tremor assessment. Similarly, patients experiencing persistent dizziness, vertigo, balance problems or unexplained weakness may require evaluation to determine whether the symptoms are related to the nervous system.
Dr. Shaharyar Abdullah also provides online video consultations through Marham. His current profile lists video consultation services and provides multiple online consultation slots throughout the week. This option allows patients to discuss neurological symptoms, previous reports, ongoing treatment and follow-up concerns remotely when an in-person examination is not immediately required.
Patients preparing for a neurological consultation can bring previous medical records, imaging reports, laboratory results, EEG or EMG reports, and a list of current medicines where available. Providing details about when symptoms started, how frequently they occur, what makes them better or worse, and any previous neurological diagnosis can help the doctor understand the patient's medical history.
Overall, Dr. Shaharyar Abdullah's professional profile reflects extensive experience in clinical neurology, with particular interests in epilepsy, Parkinson's disease, migraine, backache and movement disorders. His qualifications from Pakistani, Irish and European professional institutions, combined with his additional training in movement disorders and deep brain stimulation, form an important part of his professional background as a Consultant Neurologi

Epilepsy is a neurological condition associated with recurrent seizures and may require specialist assessment and long-term management. Parkinson's disease is a progressive neurological disorder that can affect movement, coordination and other functions. Dr. Shaharyar Abdullah has a specific clinical interest in Parkinson's disease and movement disorders.

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

Neurological Consultation, Neurological Examination, Digital EEG Test, Electromyography (EMG), Tremor Analysis, Trigeminal Neuralgia Assessment, Epilepsy Management, Parkinson's Disease Assessment, Migraine Management, Stroke Assessment, Movement Disorder Evaluation, Backache Assessment and Online Video Consultation.

Patients experiencing persistent headaches, migraine, seizures, memory problems, weakness, numbness or tingling, dizziness, vertigo, loss of balance, difficulty walking, tremors, confusion or loss of consciousness may require neurological evaluation. Depending on the patient's symptoms and clinical findings, a neurologist may perform a detailed neurological examination and recommend investigations such as EEG, EMG, MRI or CT scans when clinically appropriate. Diagnosis and treatment depend on the underlying condition and the individual patient's clinical assessment.