Finding a neurologist in Los Angeles
What to ask when you look for a neurologist in Los Angeles, and what SimplyNeurology will and will not put on a page.

Greater Los Angeles. Dr. Shawn Sedgh, MD completed residency training in pediatrics and in neurology.
Neurology for adults and children, explained by a neurologist trained in both.

Condition-level guidance for adults, with a path to an appointment in Greater Los Angeles.
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Written for parents.
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What a seizure evaluation is for, for adults and for parents.
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A calm explanation of migraine, and when an evaluation is the next step.
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For tremor, slowness, stiffness, and the question of whether a specialist is the right next step.
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Request an appointmentYes. Start with adult neurology or pediatric neurology. Dr. Shawn Sedgh completed three years of pediatrics residency and three years of neurology residency.
Use the appointment form. Name who the visit is for and the reason. Do not include a diagnosis, date of birth, or an insurance ID.
The practice serves Greater Los Angeles. A street address is not published on this site. Visits are by appointment.
Read the page closest to the concern: epilepsy and seizures, migraine and headache, or movement disorders. Articles explain those topics in plain language.
Tell us who the visit is for and the reason. Appointment requests are read by the practice.
What to ask when you look for a neurologist in Los Angeles, and what SimplyNeurology will and will not put on a page.
What a pediatric neurology visit is for, written to parents in Los Angeles. No dosing and no invented outcomes.
Calm steps after a first seizure, including when to call emergency services. A seizure is not automatically an epilepsy diagnosis.