Dr. Dibya Jyoti Mahakul is a Senior Consultant Neurosurgeon in Delhi, providing consultation for brain, spine and neurovascular conditions.

Dr. Dibya Jyoti Mahakul treats brain tumour, back pain, neck pain, cervical pain, slip disc, sciatica, tremor, walking difficulty and leg pain. He also evaluates and treats brain haemorrhage, stroke, hydrocephalus, hemifacial spasm, seizures and other brain, spine and nerve conditions.

Yes. Tremor, difficulty walking and leg pain can be linked to conditions of the brain, spinal cord or spinal nerves. Dr. Mahakul evaluates these symptoms to find the cause and advise the right treatment, which may be non-surgical or surgical.

He consults at Lifecare, 11, Gagan Vihar, near Karkarimor Flyover, Krishna Nagar, Delhi – 110051.

Dr. Dibya Jyoti Mahakul serves at Sant Nirankari Health City, Nirankari Chowk, Nirankari Sarovar, Delhi – 110009.

You can book an appointment on WhatsApp at 7982619638 or call 9311986200.

Consult a neurosurgeon for persistent or worsening brain, spine or nerve-related symptoms, especially after appropriate medical evaluation.

A neurosurgeon evaluates conditions affecting the brain, spine, nerves and blood vessels of the brain, including brain haemorrhage, hydrocephalus, slipped disc and spinal disorders.

Dr. Mahakul provides specialist assessment and treatment planning for brain haemorrhage and other neurovascular emergencies.

These may be warning signs of a stroke. Seek emergency medical care immediately; do not wait for a routine appointment.

Yes. He provides specialist consultation for stroke-related conditions, including assessment of brain bleeds and neurological complications.

A neurologist primarily manages neurological conditions with medicines and non-surgical care, while a neurosurgeon is trained to assess whether surgery or a procedure may be needed for brain, spine or nerve conditions.

Brain surgery is considered only after clinical examination, imaging and a discussion of the likely benefits, risks and available alternatives.

No. The treatment plan depends on the tumour's type, size, location, growth pattern, symptoms and the patient's overall health.

Yes. A second opinion can help you understand your diagnosis, imaging findings, treatment options and whether surgery is appropriate.

Micro-neurosurgery uses magnification and specialised instruments to perform selected brain or spine procedures with precision.

Hydrocephalus is a condition involving an abnormal buildup of cerebrospinal fluid around the brain. It requires timely specialist evaluation.

Yes. He provides assessment and treatment planning for hydrocephalus, including evaluating whether a CSF diversion procedure may be appropriate.

A shunt is a medical device used in selected cases to divert excess cerebrospinal fluid. The need for it is decided after detailed specialist assessment.

Hemifacial spasm is involuntary twitching or contraction of muscles on one side of the face. A neurosurgical evaluation can help identify the cause and suitable treatment options.

Yes. Persistent or progressive facial twitching may need neurological or neurosurgical evaluation to identify the underlying cause.

Consult a spine specialist for persistent neck or back pain, radiating pain, numbness, weakness, balance issues or symptoms that affect daily activities.

Yes. He evaluates slipped disc and nerve-compression symptoms and discusses non-surgical as well as surgical treatment options when needed.

Some patients improve with medicines, activity modification, physiotherapy and time. Surgery is considered when symptoms persist, worsen or there is significant nerve compression.

Sciatica is pain that may travel from the lower back into the leg due to irritation or compression of a nerve. Seek evaluation if it is severe, persistent or associated with weakness or numbness.

Chronic neck pain may need specialist assessment when it is associated with arm pain, numbness, weakness, imbalance or imaging abnormalities.

Cervical spondylosis refers to age-related changes in the neck spine. A specialist can assess whether it is causing nerve or spinal-cord compression.

Yes. Many back-pain conditions improve with non-surgical treatment. Surgery is recommended only when clinically necessary.

Progressive weakness, worsening numbness, difficulty walking, or new bladder or bowel-control problems require urgent medical assessment.

Spinal stenosis is narrowing of spaces in the spine that can place pressure on nerves or the spinal cord.

Minimally invasive spine surgery uses smaller approaches for selected conditions. Suitability depends on the diagnosis, imaging and individual patient factors.

Kyphoplasty is a procedure considered in selected painful vertebral compression fractures to help stabilise the affected vertebra.

Patients with a painful spinal compression fracture may be assessed for kyphoplasty after examination and imaging. Not every fracture requires this procedure.

Yes. A neurosurgeon can assess painful spinal compression fractures and advise whether conservative treatment or a procedure is appropriate.

Spine surgery may be considered for significant nerve or spinal-cord compression, progressive weakness, instability, severe persistent symptoms or selected fractures.

Bring previous prescriptions, MRI/CT scans, X-rays, reports, discharge summaries, blood-test reports and a list of current medicines.

No. MRI is advised only when clinically appropriate after a doctor reviews your symptoms and examination findings.

Yes. A specialist assessment may be helpful for headaches that are new, severe, worsening or associated with neurological symptoms.

Seek urgent emergency care after a head injury with loss of consciousness, repeated vomiting, seizures, worsening headache, confusion or new weakness.

Yes. A neurosurgeon may assess seizures when structural brain causes or a surgical opinion needs to be considered.

Yes. Elderly patients can be assessed for age-related brain and spine conditions, with treatment recommendations tailored to their medical fitness and needs.

Yes. A family member can help share medical history, understand the treatment discussion and support decision-making.

Recovery varies according to the condition, procedure, age, general health and rehabilitation needs. Your expected recovery plan is discussed individually.

Every procedure has potential risks. Dr. Mahakul explains the condition-specific benefits, risks, alternatives and recovery expectations before treatment decisions are made.

Costs vary depending on the diagnosis, hospital stay, implants, investigations and procedure required. The hospital team can provide an estimate after evaluation.

Dr. Dibya Jyoti Mahakul serves patients at Sant Nirankari Health City, Nirankari Chowk, Nirankari Sarovar, Delhi – 110009.

The clinic is at Lifecare, 11, Gagan Vihar, near Karkarimor Flyover, Krishna Nagar, Delhi – 110051.

Search "Lifecare, 11 Gagan Vihar, near Karkarimor Flyover, Krishna Nagar, Delhi" on Google Maps or contact the clinic team for guidance.

Yes. Send a WhatsApp message to 7982619638 with the patient's name, age, symptoms and preferred consultation date.

Call 9311986200 for appointment assistance with Dr. Dibya Jyoti Mahakul.

Share the patient's name, age, main symptoms, previous diagnosis, available scans/reports and your preferred appointment date.

For sudden or worsening neurological symptoms, severe head injury, stroke-like signs or loss of consciousness, seek emergency medical care immediately instead of waiting for an outpatient appointment.