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Pediatric neurologists in Yerevan

17 pediatric neurologists from 13 Yerevan clinics in the Medaro directory: where they see patients and the clinic phone number.

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Where these pediatric neurologists see patients

When a child needs a pediatric neurologist

A pediatric neurologist follows how a child’s nervous system develops, from infancy to the teens. Parents come when a baby holds up their head, sits or walks later than peers, with frequent headaches, tics, sleep problems or attention difficulties, and after seizures once the acute episode is over. A pediatrician looks after fever, cough and rashes, and if only certain sounds are hard to say, start with a speech therapist. Bring the maternity ward papers and other doctors’ reports, and film any odd movements or episodes that worry you: they may not recur during the visit.

Frequently asked questions

My child started talking late — do they need a pediatric neurologist?

It is worth going if other skills lag behind along with speech: the child understands little of what is said to them, rarely plays or interacts, or started walking later than peers. If the child understands everything, develops on track and only struggles with sounds, families usually start with a speech therapist and see a neurologist on their advice.

My child had a seizure — see a pediatric neurologist or call 103?

A seizure in a child, especially a first one or one during a fever, means calling 103 at once instead of waiting for an appointment. Once it is over and the child has been examined, discuss with the pediatrician whether a planned pediatric neurology consultation is needed. Other warning signs with a high temperature that mean calling 103 are listed in the article on fever in children.

Hyperactive and inattentive child: see a neurologist or a psychologist?

With these concerns, including suspected ADHD, you can start with a pediatric neurologist or a pediatrician: the doctor looks at development as a whole and at whether sleep, hearing or vision problems play a part. Behavior, attention and learning are then often worked on with a psychologist; ask the clinic when booking whether its psychiatrist sees children.

Which Yerevan districts have pediatric neurologists on this list?

Most pediatric neurologists on this list work in Arabkir (8), Kentron (4), and Davtashen (3). If a long trip is hard with a small child, use the “District” filter to find a practice closer to home.

Which pediatric neurologists see patients in Russian or English?

6 pediatric neurologists of 17 have their consultation languages listed: Russian for 5, English for 5. Children feel calmer when the doctor speaks a language they understand: use the “Consultation language” filter, and ask about the language when booking with the others.

About this list

This list covers doctors whom Yerevan clinics name on their own websites: currently 17 doctors from 13 clinics. The list is incomplete and keeps growing; each card leads to a page with the practice location and the clinic’s phone number. There are no such doctors from other Armenian cities in the directory yet.

Cards where the clinic lists experience, education or a consultation price come first, then the rest. Within each group, cards with a photo come first. This is not a ranking: places in the list are not for sale. How we collect and check information

Doctors of related specialties are in the list above. Ask the clinic about the cost of a consultation: some clinics have their price list on their Medaro page.

Medaro is a directory: we do not make diagnoses or recommend a particular doctor. Information about doctors comes from clinic websites; before your visit, check the appointment and the cost with the clinic.