Dr. Huma Khan

Dr. Huma Khan is a PMDC-verified Consultant Neurologist with more than 6 years of professional experience in the diagnosis, evaluation, treatment and management of neurological disorders. She is a qualified specialist in neurology and provides medical care for patients experiencing conditions and symptoms related to the brain, spinal cord, peripheral nerves and other parts of the nervous system. Her qualifications include MBBS from Dow University of Health Sciences and FCPS in Neurology from the College of Physicians and Surgeons Pakistan (CPSP).
Dr. Huma Khan has developed her clinical experience through her work at major healthcare institutions in Karachi. Her professional experience includes working as a Resident in Neurology at Jinnah Postgraduate Medical Centre (JPMC), Karachi, as well as experience in Internal Medicine at Civil Hospital Karachi. This training has provided her with experience in evaluating patients with neurological complaints and assessing symptoms that may involve different parts of the nervous system.
Her main areas of clinical interest include stroke, epilepsy, backache and migraine. She provides neurological assessment for patients with symptoms such as seizures, weakness of the limbs, loss of balance, memory loss, loss of consciousness, shivering, dizziness and vertigo. Her profile also lists neurological concerns such as Spina Bifida, Delirium, Vertigo and Tourette Syndrome.
Dr. Huma Khan's neurological practice also covers a broad range of conditions involving the central and peripheral nervous systems. According to her Marham profile, neurological conditions commonly evaluated in her field include epilepsy, paralysis, Parkinson's disease, migraine, meningitis, facial palsy, neck pain, sciatica, multiple sclerosis and stroke. These conditions can present with different combinations of headaches, weakness, sensory changes, movement problems, seizures, balance difficulties, memory problems or other neurological symptoms.
Her listed neurological services include neurological examination, Digital EEG, EMG, tremor analysis and assessment of conditions such as trigeminal neuralgia. She also provides evaluation for numbness of the hands and feet, autoimmune encephalitis, autonomic cephalgias, autonomic disorders, backache, functional neurological disorders, gait abnormalities, meningitis/encephalitis, migraine, neuromuscular disorders and vertigo.
A neurological consultation generally begins with a detailed review of the patient's symptoms, medical history and previous investigations, followed by an appropriate neurological examination. Depending on the patient's presentation, further investigations may be considered. The diagnostic tests mentioned on Dr. Huma Khan's Marham profile include Digital EEG, Electromyography (EMG), MRI and CT scans. These investigations can help clinicians evaluate electrical brain activity, nerve and muscle function, and structural abnormalities when clinically indicated.
Dr. Huma Khan also provides online video consultations through Marham. Her current profile lists online consultation availability throughout the week, from 4:00 PM to 8:00 PM, with a listed video consultation fee of PKR 2,000.
Patients experiencing persistent headaches, recurrent migraines, seizures, unexplained weakness, numbness or tingling, dizziness, vertigo, loss of balance, memory problems, difficulty walking, confusion or loss of consciousness may require assessment by a neurologist. Patients attending a consultation can provide previous medical reports, imaging results, laboratory reports and details of their current medicines so that the doctor can review their medical history more effectively.
Overall, Dr. Huma Khan's professional profile reflects a clinical focus on general neurology, with particular interest in stroke, epilepsy, backache and migraine. Her training in neurology and internal medicine, along with her listed diagnostic and neurological services, supports the evaluation and management of a wide range of neurological symptoms and disorders.

Epilepsy is a neurological condition associated with recurrent seizures and may require specialist assessment and management. Stroke can affect different parts of the brain and may lead to symptoms such as weakness, imbalance or loss of neurological function.

Neurological Examination, Digital EEG, Electromyography (EMG), MRI Scan Assessment and CT Scan Assessment.

Neurological Consultation, Neurological Examination, Numbness of Hands and Feet Assessment, Autoimmune Encephalitis Assessment, Autonomic Cephalgias Assessment, Autonomic Disorders Evaluation, Backache Assessment, Digital EEG Test, Epilepsy Evaluation, Stroke Assessment, Migraine Management, Memory Problem Assessment, Balance and Vertigo Evaluation and Online Video Consultation.

Patients experiencing persistent headaches, migraine, seizures, memory problems, weakness of the limbs, numbness, tingling sensations, dizziness, vertigo, loss of balance, difficulty walking, confusion or loss of consciousness may require neurological evaluation. A neurologist may perform a detailed neurological examination and, when clinically appropriate, recommend investigations such as EEG, EMG, MRI or CT scans. Diagnosis and treatment depend on the underlying condition and the patient's individual clinical assessment.