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Opening Hours:

Monday

Tuesday

Wednesday

Thursday

Friday
Saturday

Sunday

8:30am – 5:00pm

8:30am – 5:00pm

8:30am – 5:00pm

8:30am – 5:00pm

8:30am – 3:30pm

CLOSED

CLOSED

*Fridays are for procedures only

Lunch 12:00 - 1:00pm

Dr. Simon Tan, M.D.

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New Patient?

August, 2021
 

Our Services:
  • Dementia (Alzheimer's Disease)

  • Headaches / Migraine

  • Multiple Sclerosis

  • Peripheral Neuropathy

  • Seizure / Epilepsy

  • Strokes

  • Parkinson's Disease

NeuroCare Centre of North Texas is now offering Weightlogix products to help find your better body in 2021! Click the link below for more details!

Some myths around epilepsy are centuries old but they still exist. When someone hears the word “epilepsy”, all we picture out a dramatic scene – A person shakes fiercely on the ground, person’s eyes roll to the back, etc. But some seizures are as subtle as a drooling mouth or a blank stare.
 

Despite its widespread prevalence, epilepsy continues to be misunderstood by the general public and underfunded in research initiatives. This general lack of knowledge leads to misconceptions and fear, mainly stemming from not knowing how to help during a seizure.

Here we will find facts about some of the common epilepsy myths or misconceptions, that have been running around.
 

Myth 1 – If you had a seizure, you have an epilepsy.

Fact - Experiencing a single seizure attack doesn’t mean you have an epilepsy. Seizure can be spiked off due to many other reasons like spike in a blood sugar or trauma to the head. A patient is diagnosed with epilepsy of he/she has two or more seizures. But in some case patients with one seizure attack is also diagnosed with epilepsy if the test shows that they would likely to reoccur.

Myth 2 – People with epilepsy are mentally ill.

Fact – Epilepsy is a functional, physical problem, not a mental one, and it has many unidentifiable causes.

Myth 3 – People with epilepsy can’t handle high-pressure/demanding jobs.

Fact – They can definitely. Any professions can accommodate a person with epilepsy. They have the same range of abilities and intelligence as the rest of us.

Myth 4 – Epilepsy is most common in children.

Fact – This disease is common among both children and elderly. It can develop at any age.

Myth 5 - You can swallow your tongue during a seizure.

Fact - Actually, it’s impossible to swallow your tongue during a seizure.

Myth 6 - Epilepsy can’t be controlled effectively.

Fact - An estimated 25% of epilepsy cases are preventable. Preventing head injury is the most effective way to prevent post-traumatic epilepsy. There are many ways to treat, minimize, control and even — under the right conditions — eliminate epilepsy.

Myth 7 – Women with epilepsy should not get pregnant.

Fact – Epilepsy doesn’t affect a woman’s ability to conceive and has very minimal effect of child’s development. One can minimize any risk by closely working with a neurologist.

Myth 8 - You should restrain someone having a seizure.

Fact - Never hold down a person during a seizure. Holding someone down can cause a bone or muscular injury. Rather please ensure that the person is not near anything that’s harmful such as a swimming pool or sharp objects.

Myth 9 – People with epilepsy can’t live a normal life.

Fact - Epilepsy can affect a person’s lifestyle, but with proper epilepsy treatment and management, you can live a full life.

Our office is also offering Uscriptive wellness vitamins to help you on the journey to being healthy! Click the link below start today! 

Latest Clinic News:

We are pleased to announce that we have moved locations! 


 
241 W. Southlake #140 
Southlake, Tx 76092


 
Different address, different keys, same exceptional care!
 

 

At Dr. Simon Tan, Neurology, we provide care and services that fulfill your needs. We want you and your family to feel at home in our office, and we strive to make every visit a positive one! Every treatment plan is specific to each patient, and Dr. Tan oversees every step of the treatment to make sure it is progressing well. Our patients and their satisfaction with treatment and outcome is our number one priority. We are truly a patient centered practice!

The 9/11 Heroes Run/Walk/Ruck activates and unites communities to honor the sacrifices of those heroes from September 11th and the wars since, including veterans, active duty, first responders, and families of the fallen. The 9/11 Heroes Run 5k +1Mi fun run/walk welcomes runners, ruckers, and walkers of all levels and all ages, volunteers, friends, and family. It is not about fitness level or experience but about activating, uniting, and honoring heroes. CLICK HERE TO REGISTER

Botox Injections?

Dr. Tan uses Botox to treat migraines, tilted neck (torticollis or cervical dystonia), and Limb Dystonia from Stroke 
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