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Oaks Hospital , Colchester
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10 Harley Street, London
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Botulinum toxin
Oaks Hospital , Colchester
No price information
Medical Practice
Bonner Road , London
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St Bartholomew'S Hospital
Eastern Avenue, Southend-on-Sea
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Spire Wellesley Hospital
10 Harley Street, London
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Medical Practice
Whitechapel Rd, London
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The Royal London Hospital
First visit Neurology
Oaks Hospital , Colchester
£250
Medical Practice
Bonner Road , London
No price information
St Bartholomew'S Hospital
Eastern Avenue, Southend-on-Sea
£250
Spire Wellesley Hospital
10 Harley Street, London
£300
Medical Practice
Whitechapel Rd, London
No price information
The Royal London Hospital
Home visit Neurology
Oaks Hospital , Colchester
No price information
Medical Practice
Bonner Road , London
No price information
St Bartholomew'S Hospital
Eastern Avenue, Southend-on-Sea
No price information
Spire Wellesley Hospital
10 Harley Street, London
No price information
Medical Practice
Whitechapel Rd, London
No price information
The Royal London Hospital
Subsequent visits Neurology
Oaks Hospital , Colchester
No price information
Medical Practice
Bonner Road , London
No price information
St Bartholomew'S Hospital
Eastern Avenue, Southend-on-Sea
No price information
Spire Wellesley Hospital
10 Harley Street, London
No price information
Medical Practice
Whitechapel Rd, London
No price information
The Royal London Hospital
Patient Reviews
General score
4 reviews
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anonymous
Help with severe facial pain
Excellent:
I had not seen this doctor before and after being seen by a consultant for over twenty years at York District Hospital, this is the first time that I have been treated with care and consideration, his bedside manner, attention and concern was exemplary, I hope I see him again !!!!!
Could be improved:
Nothing, first class consultant.
anonymous
My hand that will not do as it's told.
Excellent:
A thoroughly lovely man who instantly puts a patient at ease. Great sense of humour whilst being super thorough and professional. One of the loveliest consultants I've ever met who obviously enjoys his work. A people person with a gift. My consultation was in York.
anonymous
Suspected parkinsons
Excellent:
An impressive appointment. Extremely thorough. Not afraid to give a reasoned and confident diagnosis. Lovely sense of humour. Very grateful for direct information, even posted me his findings as supplied to my GP.
patient
My daughter booked an appointment with Dr. Elrington in complete desperation after 17 months of pain that were disabling her. Dr. Elrington is polite, gentle, assertive, with an extreme care for patients, knowledgeable, immediately sorted everything and prescribed a complete treatment. He is charming, with a wonderful sense of humour, and I recommend this genius to anyone looking for the perfect Neurologist. No one gest even near his wisdom! He does a thorough follow up and he is always availabl
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Question about Pain
Worsening symptoms over years multitude now seeing rheumy but no help symptoms include now slow bowel swollen abdomen urination problems skin changes Bell’s palsy but don’t think as recurring drop gone in week red stinging eye whisk sounds stupid got worse with bowel movement joint muscle nerve pain colour changing hands fingers twitching marks look like ringworm but scarred. Ringing in ear brain freeze headaches circulation and breathing probs. Could I need neuro not rheumy, getting worse in a year told fibro but do not believe and nothing else been ruled out. Eyes not checked bowels not checked urination not checked muscles nerves not checked. Vessels burst in hands occasionally. Woman 49 ongoing for years but much worsened for 1 year
I am sorry to hear so many symptoms for so long. However the longer it has gone on and you remain sort-of coping, the less likely there is to be a serious cause. If examination and tests are normal it is possible you have a functional disorder, which is like a computer software problem: not working properly but not actually broken.
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Question about Abdominal MRI
I have multiple sclerosis I feel so much better what do I need to do to have an MRI scan?
MS symptoms usually recover naturally in the early years of the illness. In some but not all MS patients it can be helpful to look at any possible change on MRI even when the patient feels well.
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