Dr. Ajit Singh Baghela

A 7-year-old girl from a remote Himalayan village presented with unexplained seizures that local healers attributed to spiritual causes. Dr. Baghela diagnosed Rasmussen's encephalitis through advanced EEG monitoring and initiated immunotherapy when conventional anticonvulsants failed. The family, initially skeptical of Western medicine, became advocates after seeing their daughter's seizure frequency reduce by 80% within three months.

A teenage professional eSports athlete developed complex migraines affecting his reaction time during tournaments. Dr. Baghela created a unique neurofeedback protocol combined with controlled caffeine titration that allowed the player to compete while managing symptoms, resulting in his team winning a national championship.

An 80-year-old former schoolteacher with Parkinson's developed medication-resistant tremors. Dr. Baghela pioneered a novel combination of deep brain stimulation settings tailored to her specific neural pathways, restoring her ability to write letters to her grandchildren for the first time in five years.

A 4-year-old boy from an affluent family presented with sudden regression in language skills. Dr. Baghela identified anti-NMDA receptor encephalitis masquerading as autism spectrum disorder. After plasmapheresis and immunotherapy, the child regained full language function within six months, astonishing his preschool teachers.

A 55-year-old factory worker with medication-overuse headaches was weaned off analgesics through Dr. Baghela's graduated withdrawal protocol combined with acupuncture, returning to work with renewed productivity after two months.