Dr. Rajeev Goyal

For months, my hands kept shaking and I'd get dizzy spells. My local doctor was stumped. Dr. Goyal didn't just glance at my file; he asked about everything, even my old gardening hobby. He connected it to some pesticide exposure from years ago—something no one else had thought to ask. It was a long shot, but the tests he ordered confirmed it. He actually solved the puzzle.

I needed an EEG, which sounded scary. The appointment ran late, so I was waiting a bit, but the technician was really patient and explained every step as she put the wires on. Dr. Goyal reviewed the results with me the same day, pointing at the squiggly lines on the screen. 'Everything looks perfectly normal,' he said. It was straightforward, and I left feeling relieved more than anything.

Honestly, the Medanta campus is huge and I got lost trying to find the neurology wing. A staff member at the entrance saw me looking confused and walked me all the way to the clinic. The place itself is calm, not like a typical hospital. Even the person at the front desk remembered my name when I came back for my follow-up. It made a stressful time a little easier.

I was really nervous at first. Doctors can be intimidating. But Dr. Goyal has this way of sitting back and just listening. He never rushed me. When he explained my MRI, he used simple terms, not medical jargon. He even drew a little diagram on his notepad. It felt like he was talking *with* me, not *at* me. That meant a lot.