Spine surgeon in Jaipur.
Understand your treatment options.
Review slipped disc, sciatica, cervical spine and spinal cord concerns with Dr. Navneet Agarwal, a neurosurgeon trained in brain and spine care.
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Consultations in Jaipur, Rajasthan
Arrange your consultation
Leave your name and phone number for appointment coordination. The clinic will confirm availability and fees directly.
Jaipur clinic
Lal Nivas 4, near Narayan Singh Road,
Heerabagh, Rambagh, Jaipur.
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When a spine specialist can help
A spine consultation brings together your symptoms, examination and available scans. Explain how pain, tingling, weakness or changes in walking affect your daily life.
- A slipped disc or narrowing around spinal nerves.
- Sciatica or pain travelling from the back into the leg.
- Cervical spine or spinal cord concerns.
- A recommendation for spine surgery that you want to understand.
Bring any existing MRI or CT images and reports, along with the treatments you have tried. The consultation will help establish which findings need further assessment.
Spine surgery starts with an assessment
Sciatica can occur when a nerve is irritated or compressed. Treatment may include activity advice, medicines or physiotherapy; an operation is considered in selected cases.
A spine surgeon consultation helps clarify the problem and the purpose of treatment. Discuss which symptoms a proposed treatment aims to improve, alternatives, possible risks and follow-up arrangements. The recommendation depends on the individual assessment.
Prepare for your visit
Bring existing scans and reports, previous prescriptions and the questions you want answered. Consultations are available in Hindi and English. Confirm appointment availability and fees with the clinic before travelling.
Use the consultation checklist →Before you book
Does a slipped disc always require spine surgery?
Treatment depends on symptoms and the clinical assessment. Non-surgical options may be suitable, while surgery can be considered in selected cases. Bring details of treatment already tried.
Can I get a second opinion about cervical or lumbar surgery?
Yes. Bring the existing recommendation, scan images and reports. Explain what you would like to clarify about the need for treatment, its purpose, alternatives and timing.
Which records should I bring to a spine appointment?
Bring available MRI, CT or X-ray images and reports, previous prescriptions and discharge summaries. Note when the symptoms started and any changes in strength, sensation or walking.
Patient information: NHS: sciatica . General information only; clinical review by Dr. Agarwal is pending. Your diagnosis and treatment require individual assessment.
For sudden severe or rapidly worsening neurological symptoms, seek emergency care. Read the warning signs . This callback form is for routine appointment enquiries.