Not always. Many brain and nerve conditions can be managed with medicines, physiotherapy, or minimally invasive treatments. Surgery is suggested only when it’s the safest and best option.

If you have persistent headaches, seizures, weakness, back pain with numbness, or sudden neurological symptoms like difficulty in speech or movement, you should see a neurosurgeon.

A neurologist treats brain, spine, and nerve problems with medicines. A neurosurgeon is trained to perform surgical treatments if needed.

No. Most slipped discs improve with rest, medication, and physiotherapy. Surgery is needed only if pain is severe, long-lasting, or if there is nerve compression causing weakness.

It is an advanced technique using very small cuts, less pain, and faster recovery compared to open surgery.