What Patients Should Know Before Making a Decision

You go for a scan because of headaches, a seizure, vision changes, or unexplained weakness. Then the doctor says, &ldquo

A Patient's Guide to Choosing the Right Specialist

You wake up with back pain and assume you slept badly. A few days later, the pain starts travelling into your leg. Then

What Patients Should Know Before Treatment

You go for an MRI because of recurring headaches, a seizure, vision changes, or unexplained weakness. Then the report sh

How Patients Can Choose the Right Specialist

You have been living with back pain for months. At first, it was something you managed with painkillers and rest. Now th

What Patients Should Know Before Choosing Surgery

The phone rings after an MRI, and suddenly your family is hearing the words “brain tumour.” You may not even

How to Choose the Right Specialist

Your father has been having worsening back pain and now struggles to walk. Your spouse has developed persistent numbness

How Patients Should Choose a Specialist

Your MRI report says “disc compression,” or perhaps a family member has been diagnosed with a brain or spina

When Should You See a Specialist?

Someone suddenly develops weakness in one arm. Their speech sounds strange, or they cannot walk properly. Another person

When Is Surgery Really Needed?

Your hand keeps going numb at night. You shake it, the feeling improves, and you carry on with your day. Months later, t

When Should You See a Spine Specialist?

You bend down to pick something up and feel a sharp pain in your lower back. You rest for a few days, take a painkiller,

A Practical Patient Guide

You have been dealing with back pain for months. At first, it was manageable with rest and medicines, but now the pain r

When Is Emergency Treatment Needed?

A family member suddenly develops a severe headache, starts vomiting, becomes confused, or cannot move one side of the b

A Practical Guide for Patients

An MRI report can change a family's entire week. You may have gone in because of headaches, a seizure, balance probl

What Patients Should Know

You have tried painkillers, changed your chair, used hot and cold packs, and maybe even completed a course of physiother

When Should You See a Specialist?

A person starts getting headaches more often. Then comes occasional vomiting, blurred vision, unusual tiredness, or a ch

When Should You See a Neurosurgeon?

You wake up with a severe headache that feels different from anything you have had before. Or your back pain has started

When Is It Really Needed?

Last winter, a farmer from Nangal Khurd came to us after almost a year of living with severe lower back pain. He had sto

What Does a Neuro Surgeon Really Do?

A few months ago, a family from Sonipat came to us after spending almost eight months treating what they thought was a &

When Back or Neck Pain Is More Than Just “Aging”

A 41-year-old accountant from Sector 12 came to us after spending almost a year living with lower back pain that kept re

Early Warning Signs, Treatment Options, and What Patients Should Expect

A 49-year-old homemaker from Sector 15 came to us after experiencing persistent morning headaches for nearly three month

When Neck, Back, or Nerve Symptoms Need Expert Attention

A 47-year-old transport business owner from Murthal Khas came to us after living with lower back pain for nearly a year.

When a Head or Spine Injury Becomes a Medical Emergency

A 28-year-old delivery rider from Sonipat Sector 27 walked away from a road accident believing he was “lucky.&rdqu

When Tingling, Numbness, or Weakness Should Not Be Ignored

A 33-year-old factory supervisor from Murthal Road came to us with a complaint that sounded minor at first: “My fi

Early Signs, Treatment Options, and What Families Should Expect

A 44-year-old school principal from Sector 14 recently visited us after experiencing frequent morning headaches for near

When Should You Stop Ignoring Neck, Back, or Nerve Symptoms?

A 39-year-old bank employee from Sector 16 came to us after spending nearly a year treating what he believed was a &ldqu

What Patients Should Know Before It Becomes an Emergency

A few months ago, a family from Sector 27 brought in their 46-year-old mother after she experienced two brief episodes o

When Should You Stop Waiting and See a Specialist?

A 51-year-old businessman from Sector 14 recently came to our clinic after months of treating what he thought were &ldqu

When Should You Actually See One?

A 42-year-old school teacher from Sonipat came to our clinic after six months of “treating” what she thought

Dr. Shashikant Sen business details

Dr Shashikant Sen is a well-known neurosurgeon associated with Park Hospital, Sector 47 in Sonipat He has 10 years of ex

Dr. Shashikant Sen in Gurugram 131001

SH 20, Murthal Rd, Sector 17, Murthal Khas, Sonipat, Haryana

FAQ

Dr. Shashikant Sen is an experienced Neurosurgeon with over 15 years of overall medical experience and 7 years as a specialist. He provides advanced diagnosis and treatment for brain, spine, and nerve disorders using modern surgical and minimally invasive techniques.

Dr. Shashikant Sen treats brain tumors, spinal disorders, slipped discs, sciatica, spine injuries, spinal tumors, neurovascular disorders, headaches, neck pain, back pain, scoliosis, hydrocephalus, and chronic nerve pain.

You should consult a neurosurgeon if you experience persistent headaches, severe neck or back pain, numbness, weakness, tingling, balance problems, seizures, spinal injuries, or symptoms that do not improve with conservative treatment.

Yes. Dr. Shashikant Sen specializes in minimally invasive spine surgery for selected spinal conditions. These procedures involve smaller incisions, less tissue damage, reduced pain, and faster recovery whenever appropriate.

No. Many neurological and spinal conditions can be treated with medications, physiotherapy, pain management procedures, or minimally invasive treatments. Surgery is recommended only when it offers the best chance for recovery.

A Foraminal Nerve Block is a minimally invasive, image-guided injection used to relieve pain caused by compressed spinal nerves. It is commonly recommended for patients with sciatica, slipped discs, spinal stenosis, and chronic nerve pain.

Diagnosis typically includes a detailed medical history, neurological examination, and advanced imaging such as MRI, CT scans, X-rays, or other specialized tests to accurately identify the underlying condition.

Dr. Shashikant Sen practices at SH 20, Murthal Road, Sector 17, Murthal Khas, Sonipat, Haryana, where he provides comprehensive neurosurgical consultation, brain and spine surgery, minimally invasive procedures, and personalized patient care.

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