Are you looking for an experienced and highly recommended paediatric and adolescent neurologist in Warsaw?
At the DIALOG Centre for Children and Families, paediatric neurologists with extensive clinical experience and a personalised approach to each patient are on hand. They help children and teenagers with various disorders of the nervous system – ranging from headaches and tics, through delays in speech and motor development, to more serious neurological conditions.
Our paediatric and adolescent neurologists work closely with paediatricians, psychiatrists and psychologists on a daily basis to ensure comprehensive, multidisciplinary care. They regularly attend scientific conferences and training courses, enabling them to combine the latest medical knowledge with an empathetic approach to young patients and their families.
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Problems with muscle tone
Muscles that are too floppy or excessively tense (e.g. the child is ‘stiff’ or ‘limp’). Difficulty lifting their head, sitting up or crawling. Delays in reaching the next stages of motor development.
Delays in psychomotor development
Failure to roll from back to front by 6 months of age. Problems sitting up, standing up and walking. Difficulties with motor coordination; clumsiness.
Asymmetry in development
A preference for one side of the body (e.g. always turning the head to one side). Uneven use of the arms and legs (e.g. a lack of symmetrical movements).
Sleep disorders
Difficulty falling asleep, frequent waking during the night. Unusual movements during sleep, e.g. body jerks, tremors.
Following injuries and infections
Concussions, falls from a height, head injuries. Previous infections of the nervous system, e.g. meningitis.
Seizures or other worrying neurological symptoms
Convulsions, jerking of the limbs, trembling of the hands or legs. Episodes of ‘freezing up’, a brief loss of awareness. Sudden muscle weakness or a momentary loss of consciousness.
Headaches and dizziness
Frequent, severe headaches, particularly in the morning or after physical exertion. Dizziness, loss of balance, difficulty walking.
Speech and concentration difficulties
Delayed speech development, difficulties with articulation. Problems with concentration, learning difficulties.