The nervous system runs throughout the body, and is an organ critical for leading a normal life. Nervous system disorders are varied and extensive with the neurology department divided into several specialized departments to properly treat all areas.

Common symptoms treated by the neurology department include: unconscious epileptic seizures (convulsions), clouded unconsciousness with delirium, paralysis (hemiplegia, paraplegia), headaches, neuralgia, numbness of the hands and feet, sensory disturbances (dullness, acuteness), dyscinesia (hand/foot tremors, unintentional movement of the arm/legs), optical disorders (double vision, amblyopia), difficulty in swallowing, frequent gasping breath, pronunciation or speech impairment, Bell's palsy, dizziness, persistent ringing in the ears, difficulties in climbing stairs or raising arms, abnormalities in walking (toppling and dragging), intermittent asthenia, dementia, mental deficiency, developmental disabilities, behavioral disorders, etc.

The neurology department diagnoses and treats nervous system disorders using medicine therapy and allopathic treatment.