Dr. Sumit Singh

Dr. Sumit Singh is a distinguished Neurologist practicing in Gurgaon, bringing over 36 years of dedicated experience to his patients. His expertise encompasses a broad spectrum of neurological conditions, with a particular focus on complex disorders that impact movement and quality of life. Dr. Singh is recognized for his commitment to providing comprehensive and compassionate care to individuals seeking advanced neurological treatment within the Gurgaon community. Dr. Singh's foundational medical education is complemented by advanced specialization in Neurology. He holds an MBBS degree and further honed his skills and knowledge through a DM in Neurology, demonstrating a deep commitment to mastering the intricacies of the nervous system and its associated diseases. This rigorous academic background forms the bedrock of his clinical practice and his ability to diagnose and manage a wide range of neurological ailments. With extensive experience, Dr. Singh has developed a profound clinical expertise in managing Parkinson's disease, various types of headaches, and movement disorders. He is particularly noted for his innovative research contributions in the fields of Myasthenia Gravis and Multiple Sclerosis. Demonstrating a forward-thinking approach to patient care, he established the first Headache Clinic in North India in 2002, a testament to his dedication to improving access to specialized treatment. Furthermore, Dr. Singh is a highly experienced injector of botulinum toxin for the effective management of movement disorders and chronic headaches, offering patients advanced therapeutic options. Dr. Singh is affiliated with Artemis Hospitals, a leading healthcare institution. His career has been marked by a dedication to advancing neurological care, including pioneering initiatives like the establishment of the first Headache clinic in North India. Patients can expect a physician who combines extensive experience with a passion for research and a commitment to delivering personalized and effective treatment strategies for their neurological concerns.