Adult Neurologist in Los Angeles

Adult neurology

Condition-level guidance for adults, with a path to an appointment in Greater Los Angeles.

The approach

What an adult neurology visit covers

Adult neurology visits look at symptoms that may involve the brain, spinal cord, nerves, or muscles. Dr. Shawn Sedgh, MD completed residency training in pediatrics (3 years) and neurology (3 years), so the same practice also explains the pediatric side when a family needs both.

Adults often start here for migraine and headache, epilepsy and seizures, movement disorders, neuropathy, memory and cognition, or concussion.

The practice serves Greater Los Angeles. Read how to find a neurologist in Los Angeles, or request an appointment.

Procedures

Why choose us

01

Dr. Shawn Sedgh completed residency training in both pediatrics (3 years) and neurology (3 years).

Dr. Shawn Sedgh completed residency training in both pediatrics (3 years) and neurology (3 years).

02

Condition pages are written to be deeper than hospital directory paragraphs.

Condition pages are written to be deeper than hospital directory paragraphs.

03

Every article is written or reviewed by the treating neurologist, with tier-matched citations.

Every article is written or reviewed by the treating neurologist, with tier-matched citations.

04

A consultation request goes to a named physician, not a switchboard.

A consultation request goes to a named physician, not a switchboard.

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Common questions

Frequently asked questions

Which adult symptoms belong on this page?

Headache, seizures, nerve pain, memory change, and changes in movement are common reasons. Each has its own page, starting with migraine and epilepsy.

Do you also see children?

Yes. Parents should read pediatric neurology rather than this adult page.

How do I ask for a visit?

Send a request. Say whether the appointment is for an adult and the reason for the visit.

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Talk with us about Adult Neurology

Tell us who the visit is for and the reason. Appointment requests are read by the practice.