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The cost of the services may be varies depending on the type of service or test, medical eligibility, duration and complexity of the test and other factors. For accurate quote of the service, please email or give us a call with your referral and one of our team member will be in touch to discuss further.

We are located inside Lawton House, at Suite 11, 60 Cecil Avenue, Castle Hill, Sydney, near I-MED radiology. There is limited undercover car parking within distance with wheelchair accessible and up to 2 hours free parking is provided each day.

If you're experiencing numbness, tingling, pain, or muscle weakness, your doctor may refer you for a nerve conduction study (NCS) to help identify whether the cause lies in your nerves, nerve roots or muscles. By measuring how quickly and efficiently electrical signals move through your nerves, a nerve conduction study can detect and diagnose a range of conditions, including: Carpal tunnel syndrome, Peripheral neuropathy, Nerve compression or injury, and Sciatic nerve issues. This test is safe, reliable, and often paired with electromyography (EMG) for a more comprehensive assessment of your neuromuscular function. If your doctor has referred you for a nerve conduction study, it’s because they want answers - and this test helps provide them.

If you’re experiencing frequent or ongoing migraines, it’s important not to ignore them. The right migraine treatment, tailored specifically to your individual needs, can be a true game changer, significantly improving your quality of life. At Neurology Castle Hill, we take a thorough and compassionate approach to understand what’s really going on. From advanced diagnostic tools to tailored treatment options (including non-medication therapies), we’re here to help you find long-term relief.

An EEG (electroencephalogram) is a safe, painless test that records your brain’s electrical activity. Your doctor may recommend it to help diagnose or monitor conditions such as epilepsy, sleep disorders, brain injuries, or other neurological concerns. By detecting changes or abnormalities in brain wave patterns, an EEG provides valuable information that can guide diagnosis, treatment, and ongoing care.

While Botox is well-known for reducing wrinkles and fine lines, it also has important medical applications. In neurology, Botox can be used to treat: Chronic migraines, Muscle spasms (including those from neurological conditions), Cervical dystonia (neck muscle tightness and twisting), Excessive sweating (hyperhidrosis), Eyelid spasms (blepharospasm) or hemifacial spasm. Your doctor will discuss whether Botox is appropriate for you and tailor the treatment to your individual needs.