Dr. Sumit Goyal - Endovascular & Intervention Neurosurgeon

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Dr. Sumit Goyal - Endovascular & Intervention Neurosurgeon Dr Sumit Goyal
Neurosurgery, Endovascular Neurosurgery (Aneurysm/AVM/Acute Stroke & Intervention Neu

A fresh year brings fresh chances for better health.
31/12/2025

A fresh year brings fresh chances for better health.

Silent brain disorders are conditions that develop gradually, often without obvious warning signs in the early stages. B...
26/12/2025

Silent brain disorders are conditions that develop gradually, often without obvious warning signs in the early stages. Because symptoms appear slowly, many people dismiss them as stress, aging, or temporary issues, allowing the disorder to progress unnoticed.
One common example is a slow-growing brain tumor, which may initially cause mild headaches, subtle vision changes, or difficulty concentrating. Neurodegenerative conditions such as early-stage Parkinson’s disease or Alzheimer’s can begin with small changes in memory, mood, or coordination long before clear diagnosis. Hydrocephalus in adults may progress quietly, presenting as mild balance issues or urinary urgency rather than severe neurological symptoms.
Vascular conditions like small vessel disease can also advance silently. Reduced blood flow to tiny brain vessels may lead to gradual cognitive decline, walking difficulty, or personality changes. Similarly, chronic subdural hematomas—often following minor head injuries—can accumulate slowly, causing confusion or weakness weeks to months later.
The danger of silent brain disorders lies in delayed detection. Early diagnosis often allows for better treatment options, slower progression, and improved quality of life. Persistent headaches, unexplained memory lapses, changes in speech, balance problems, or personality shifts should never be ignored.
If neurological symptoms persist or worsen over time, consulting a neurologist and undergoing appropriate imaging or evaluation can make a critical difference. Early attention protects long-term brain health.

May your Christmas be filled with joy and good health.
24/12/2025

May your Christmas be filled with joy and good health.

Even a small bleed inside the brain can be dangerous because the skull is a closed, rigid space. Any amount of bleeding ...
18/12/2025

Even a small bleed inside the brain can be dangerous because the skull is a closed, rigid space. Any amount of bleeding increases pressure on delicate brain tissues, interrupting blood flow and oxygen supply. This pressure can rapidly impair speech, movement, consciousness, and essential functions.

Minimal bleeds may occur after minor head injuries, uncontrolled hypertension, blood thinners, or ruptured tiny vessels. Symptoms like severe headache, vomiting, imbalance, weakness, blurred vision, or sudden confusion should never be ignored — they may signal an internal bleed.

Because early symptoms mimic migraine or fatigue, patients often delay medical care. However, brain bleeds can expand quickly, leading to stroke, seizures, coma, or permanent neurological damage.

Immediate diagnosis through CT or MRI scans is crucial. Timely treatment — whether medication, monitoring, or surgical intervention — can save a patient’s life and prevent long-term disability.

If you notice any sudden neurological changes in yourself or someone else, seek emergency neurosurgical attention. Brain bleeds, even tiny ones, are always a medical emergency.

05/12/2025

🧠 Advancing Neuro Care, Saving More Lives.
In this podcast, Dr. Sumit Goyal discusses cutting-edge neurointervention techniques transforming stroke and brain treatment at Yatharth Hospital, Greater Noida.
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Brain Health in Your 30s, 40s & 50s — How Risks Change With AgeBrain health evolves with age, and each decade brings uni...
01/12/2025

Brain Health in Your 30s, 40s & 50s — How Risks Change With Age

Brain health evolves with age, and each decade brings unique challenges. In your 30s, stress, poor sleep, and long working hours can lead to headaches, concentration issues, and early signs of neurological fatigue. Lifestyle factors often impact cognitive function more than actual disease during this stage.

In your 40s, risk factors begin to accumulate. High blood pressure, diabetes, sedentary habits, and hormonal changes can affect brain circulation. Patients may experience memory lapses, migraines, or episodes of dizziness. These changes are subtle but important to monitor, as they may signal vascular strain or nerve sensitivity.

By your 50s, the likelihood of neurological conditions increases. Conditions such as cervical spondylosis, neuropathy, or early cognitive decline become more common. Recognizing early symptoms—persistent headaches, numbness, balance issues, or reduced mental clarity—helps in preventing long-term complications.

Regular checkups, lifestyle adjustments, and timely neurological evaluation protect brain function across all decades. Understanding how risks evolve allows patients to take proactive steps toward long-term cognitive health.

28/11/2025

Every headache is NOT a migraine.

Dr. Sumit Goyal explains why some headaches are simple migraines—and why some new or unusual headaches need urgent neurologist evaluation.

✔️ Migraine is common and treatable
✔️ Medicines offer excellent control today
✔️ BUT new-onset or different headaches may indicate other causes
✔️ Only a specialist can differentiate and give the right treatment

Don’t suffer silently.
Treat the headache, don’t tolerate it.

26/11/2025

A head injury may look mild — but the danger can be hidden.

Dr. Sumit Goyal explains why every head injury needs proper hospital evaluation, even when the patient seems completely normal.

✔️ Internal bleeding can start silently
✔️ Brief unconsciousness or vomiting are warning signs
✔️ CT scan is crucial to rule out internal damage
✔️ Early intervention can prevent life-threatening deterioration

Don’t take chances with the brain.
Timely evaluation can save a life.

24/11/2025

Back pain traveling down your leg?
Don’t ignore it — it could be Slip Disc or Sciatica, caused by nerve compression.

Dr. Sumit Goyal explains why:

✔️ Painkillers aren’t the real solution
✔️ Accurate diagnosis is essential
✔️ Most patients recover without surgery
✔️ Surgery—when required—is safe and highly effective

Before the nerve gets permanently damaged, get the right guidance.

Your spine deserves timely care.

Subtle Brain Tumor Signs People Mistake for Stress or FatigueBrain tumors often develop quietly, and early symptoms can ...
24/11/2025

Subtle Brain Tumor Signs People Mistake for Stress or Fatigue

Brain tumors often develop quietly, and early symptoms can resemble everyday issues such as stress, exhaustion, or aging. Because the brain controls every function of the body, even a small tumor can cause unexpected and misleading symptoms. Recognizing these subtle warning signs can make a critical difference in diagnosis and treatment outcomes.

Common overlooked symptoms include persistent headaches, changes in sleep patterns, blurred or double vision, difficulty concentrating, personality shifts, memory lapses, imbalance, or tingling sensations. Some patients experience weakness in one side of the body, speech disturbances, or seizures—even without prior neurological issues. Since these symptoms progress gradually, many individuals attribute them to work pressure or lifestyle fatigue.

If left undetected, brain tumors can grow and compress vital brain regions, affecting cognition, mobility, and sensory function. Early evaluation through neurological examination and brain imaging allows timely treatment options, ranging from targeted surgery to advanced neuro-intervention techniques.

Understanding that unusual neurological symptoms are not always stress-related is crucial. Early medical attention provides better prognosis, reduced complications, and improved quality of life.

22/11/2025

A brain stroke doesn’t wait — and neither should you.
When blood flow to the brain stops, millions of brain cells die every minute.

Dr. Sumit Goyal explains why the Golden Hour (first 4.5 hours) is the window that can save a patient from permanent paralysis or even death.

Signs of stroke? Don’t ignore.
Don’t wait.
Don’t second-guess.

Reach a stroke-ready hospital immediately.

20/11/2025

Brain surgery is no longer what it used to be.
With today’s advanced neurotechnology, the procedure has become far safer, more accurate, and much faster.

Dr. Sumit Goyal explains:
✔️ Modern techniques allow high precision
✔️ Patients often recover in 2–3 days
✔️ Minimal complications with advanced tools
✔️ Most brain conditions are now treatable

Don’t fear neurological problems — get them evaluated early.
The right treatment at the right time can change everything.

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