Dr. Kadam Nagpal
Over 20 years
Yashoda Medicity, Indirapuram
Ghaziabad, India
Introduction
Dr. Kadam Nagpal treats neurological problems like Parkinson’s, tremors, epilepsy, stroke, dementia, and autoimmune brain disorders. People come to him for uncontrolled seizures, memory issues, movement difficulties, and complex neuroimmunology cases.
About Dr. Kadam Nagpal
Dr. Kadam Nagpal has been doing neurology for over eighteen years now. Currently serves as Associate Director of Neurology at Yashoda Medicity. Most patients showing up either have Parkinson’s getting worse, epilepsy not responding to medicines, stroke emergencies, or autoimmune conditions attacking the brain and nerves.
He handles movement disorder clinics for Parkinson’s and dystonia, runs neuroimmunology work for multiple sclerosis, manages acute stroke thrombolysis, and sees dementia patients. He also topped the MD and DM state entrance exams and got a distinction in MBBS. Previously headed Neuroimmunology at Manipal Hospital Dwarka and worked at Max Saket, Asian Institute, and IHBAS, and published over 35 research papers.
Qualifications
- MBBS from Himalayan Institute of Medical Sciences, Dehradun
- MD (Internal Medicine) from Maharani Laxmibai Medical College, Jhansi
- DM (Neurology) from SMS Medical College, Jaipur
Awards & Recognition
- State topper in MD and DM entrance exams
- Distinction in MBBS
- Associate Director of Neurology at Yashoda Medicity
- Previously headed Neuroimmunology at Manipal Hospital, Dwarka
- Over 35 research publications
- Fellow of the European Board of Neurology & Royal College of Physicians
- Member of AAN, MDS, IAN, International Headache Society
Specialities & Expertise
- Parkinson’s & movement disorders
- Epilepsy management
- Stroke thrombolysis
- Multiple sclerosis & neuroimmunology
- Dementia & memory disorders
- Headache & migraine
- Autoimmune neurological conditions
Patient Experience & Approach
Patients say Dr. Nagpal explains Parkinson’s progression without making it sound hopeless. When someone has uncontrolled seizures or memory loss, he walks through medicines and what improvement to expect realistically. Families appreciate that he discusses long-term care plans openly.
Those with movement disorders mention better tremor control after treatment. His neuroimmunology experience means even rare autoimmune cases get diagnosed properly.