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How to find a neurologist in Tashkent in 2026: 6 doctors
This guide covers six neurologists at six Tashkent clinics. If the doctor may order an EEG or ENMG, start with Horev Medical Centre: its neurologist-neurophysiologist performs these tests herself. Two clinics in this guide see children — Hayat Medical Centre and Azbuka Zdorovya. Diason has a neurologist in the highest qualification category with 25 years of experience. The neurologist at M.Fedorovich holds a Candidate of Medical Sciences degree. Shox International Hospital is reachable around the clock. Below, we compare the doctors and clinics using the information they publish.
How to choose
How do I choose a neurologist in Tashkent?
Start with the patient’s age: this selection includes two paediatric neurologists. If the doctor is likely to order an EEG or ENMG, choose a clinic where the neurologist is also listed as a neurophysiologist. Then look at what the clinic says about the doctor: category, academic degree, experience. And check the hours: some clinics see patients only during the day, others around the clock.
How much does a neurologist appointment cost?
Clinics price a neurologist’s consultation and tests — EEG, ENMG, MRI — separately, so ask what the visit will include. The price depends on the doctor’s status — clinics state the highest category and academic degrees — and on the type of facility. A follow-up to discuss test results may have a different fee from the first visit. The clinic quotes the fee when you book.
Where can I get help at night or at weekends?
Two clinics report round-the-clock availability: Hayat Medical Centre, where a paediatric neurologist sees patients, and Shox International Hospital, which says it is always reachable. Both have an inpatient department. M.Fedorovich sees patients on Saturday morning, Horev on Saturday until 17:00. If an arm or leg suddenly goes numb, the face droops or speech is disturbed, call 103 for an ambulance immediately. The service is free and available around the clock.
How do I choose a clinic when travelling from Yunusabad?
The clinics in this guide are in different parts of the city: Horev on Makhtumkuli Street, M.Fedorovich on Amir Temur Avenue, Hayat on Gulimamur Street, and Shox International Hospital has several addresses. The exact address and a landmark are on each clinic’s page, so check it before setting off from Yunusabad or another district. For an appointment in your local area, contact your family clinic.
Where can I see a paediatric neurologist?
There are two paediatric neurologists in this guide. Hayat Medical Centre lists its doctor as a paediatric neurologist and is open around the clock. At Azbuka Zdorovya, a neurologist in the highest qualification category, as the clinic describes it, consults on, diagnoses and treats nervous system diseases in children. When booking, ask what ages the doctor accepts, and bring maternity hospital discharge records and the child’s development record.
Which neurologists see adults?
For adults, this guide has four neurologists: at Horev, Shox International Hospital, Diason and M.Fedorovich. Besides the paediatric neurologist, Hayat Medical Centre also has a neurologist for adults. If headaches or sleep problems bother you, look at Horev: the clinic names them among its neurologist-neurophysiologist’s fields. Bring MRI or CT images and reports if you have them.
Which neurologists have an academic degree or the highest qualification category?
In this guide M.Fedorovich states its neurologist’s academic degree: the doctor there is a Candidate of Medical Sciences and a neurologist in the highest qualification category. Diason and Azbuka Zdorovya name the highest category for two more doctors. When booking, ask which doctor you are seeing and what their category is, so you can choose in advance.
Doctors and clinics
Which neurologist performs EEG and ENMG herself?
Suleymanova Albina Axmatovna is a neurologist-neurophysiologist at Horev Medical Centre on Makhtumkuli Street. The clinic lists her experience as 17 years and lists her fields: EEG, ENMG, headaches and sleep disorders. The consultation and the test are done by one doctor, so you can discuss the results with the same specialist. If headaches bother you, note for a few days before the visit when they start and what helps. Ask when booking how to prepare for an EEG. Bring MRI or CT images if you have them. You can book on the clinic’s website. If sleep is disturbed, note for a week when you fall asleep and wake up. After the test, ask when the report will be ready.
Which neurologist-neurophysiologist works at a hospital?
Madaminova Sevara Alisherovna is a neurologist and neurophysiologist at Shox International Hospital. The hospital says it is reachable around the clock, and the same doctors’ page lists an MSCT doctor, so a scan the neurologist orders is done within the same network. The hospital has several addresses in Tashkent, so when booking with the button next to the doctor’s name, check where she sees patients. Bring earlier images and reports. Ask whether the MSCT can be done on the day of the appointment. Make a list of the medicines you take. Before the visit, note when the symptoms began and how they have changed. After the appointment, ask when to come back.
Which clinic has a neurologist with 25 years of experience?
Stasyuk Larisa Nikolayevna is a neurologist in the highest qualification category at Diason, with 25 years of experience. Diason publishes every specialist’s experience, so you can check their background before booking, and tests the neurologist orders are done in the same clinic’s laboratory. Diason offers daytime appointments; confirm an available time when booking. You can book by calling the number on the clinic’s website. Bring earlier test and imaging results. Ask whether to come on an empty stomach. Note when the symptoms began and what makes them worse. If you take medicines regularly, bring a list.
Which neurologist with an academic degree works on Amir Temur Avenue?
Abduraxmanova Nargiza Davronbekovna is a neurologist in the highest qualification category and a Candidate of Medical Sciences at M.Fedorovich on Amir Temur Avenue. Like the clinic’s other doctors, she has a personal email address published on the website, so you can ask a question in advance. The clinic sees patients Monday to Friday and on Saturday morning, so plan the visit in advance. In an email to the doctor, describe the symptoms briefly and attach reports. Bring images and a list of medicines. Check the doctor’s appointment days when booking. If you have been treated by a neurologist before, bring the discharge papers. Come to the follow-up with the results of the tests ordered.
Which paediatric neurologist works at a round-the-clock clinic?
Karimova Nargiza Axmajanovna is a paediatric neurologist at Hayat Medical Centre on Gulimamur Street. The clinic says it is open around the clock, and besides the paediatric neurologist it has a neurologist for adults, so the whole family can see doctors there. When booking, ask what ages the doctor accepts. Bring maternity hospital discharge records and the child’s development record. Note what worries you and when it started. For a small child, bring water and a toy. If your child is under a paediatrician’s care, bring their reports. Ask whether any tests the doctor orders need preparation. Also bring results of tests done at other clinics, if you have them.
Where can I see a paediatric neurologist with the highest qualification category?
Raupova Sevara Amanovna is a neurologist in the highest qualification category at the Azbuka Zdorovya clinic. As the clinic describes it, she consults on, diagnoses, treats and prevents nervous system diseases in children, and has more than 18 years of experience. Paediatrician-immunologists work at the same clinic, so vaccination questions can be handled there too. When booking, ask what ages the doctor accepts. Bring the child’s development record and medical reports. You can book by calling the numbers on the clinic’s website. Bring the child’s vaccination certificate: it will be useful if you also want to discuss vaccinations. Ask when to come back for a follow-up.
How we chose
This guide covers 6 doctors. Facts verified: .
Criteria: adult or paediatric neurologist · neurophysiology: EEG and ENMG in the same clinic · qualification category, academic degree or experience stated by the clinic · the clinic's hours.
Doctors’ names and specialties are taken from their clinics’ websites and reflect the information available on the verification date. This guide does not replace a medical consultation.
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