No. Consultations available through this website are specialist remote medical consultations only, via secure encrypted video calls. Booking through the site does not include an in-person clinic visit.

No. The consultation is a paid private specialist service that includes the video session, review of available medical information and reports, clinical guidance, and an appropriate follow-up plan. Our medical coordinator will share fee details and available payment options with you.

Submit your consultation request through the booking form. Our medical coordinator will contact you on WhatsApp to confirm the session, complete booking, share fee details and payment options, and then send the video call link.

Seizures, repeated loss of consciousness, persistent headaches, delayed walking or speech, and involuntary movements (tics) are common reasons to consult a specialist.

Yes. Every consultation includes a written treatment plan and periodic follow-up via WhatsApp to assess the child's response to medication.

Yes. Dr. Mohammed Ibrahim Abu Nada offers remote video consultations. Submit your consultation request, then our medical coordinator will contact you on WhatsApp to complete booking — and you receive your video call link with no travel required.

Common areas include epilepsy and seizures, cerebral palsy, developmental delay, speech and language delay, movement disorders, tics, neurological sleep problems, ADHD, early autism spectrum signs, recurrent headaches, and learning or neurodevelopmental concerns — through video consultation, assessment, and family guidance.

Yes. Through video consultation, Dr. Abu Nada can review hyperactivity, attention, and related behavioral concerns, prior reports if available, and provide clear guidance and next steps for the family.

Yes. The consultation reviews the child's developmental history, speech and milestones, and your concerns — then offers practical guidance and a clear plan. It helps to bring prior reports, a short symptom timeline, and notes on when delays were first noticed. Further evaluation may be recommended when needed.

Yes. Follow-up and guidance for epilepsy and seizures can often be discussed by video, especially when EEG reports, prior neurology notes, and current medications are available. Bring a seizure diary if possible — dates, duration, and triggers. Emergency or prolonged seizures require immediate in-person emergency care.

Yes. The consultation reviews early behavioral signs, developmental history, and parent observations, then offers family guidance and a clear plan — including when further in-person developmental assessment may be needed.

Submit your consultation request through the booking form with your preferred times. Our medical coordinator will contact you on WhatsApp to complete booking, then you receive session details and the video call link.

Helpful items: previous medical reports and test results, a list of current medications, a brief summary of symptoms and when they started, and a short video of the concern if safe and appropriate to share. This helps make the session more useful.

No. Video consultations are not for emergencies. If your child has a medical emergency — such as a prolonged seizure or sudden severe symptoms — go to the nearest emergency department immediately.

Yes. German Board in Pediatrics and Pediatric Neurology (2006, University of Essen), following MD in Medicine and Surgery from Johannes Gutenberg University Mainz (1995).

Yes. Submit a new consultation request through the same booking form whenever follow-up is recommended.