A private neurologist near Chester, in Rossett.
Dr Arvin Rodrigues is a consultant clinical neurophysiologist — a neurology specialist in nerve, muscle and epilepsy diagnostics — seeing private patients in Rossett.
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nerve study & EMG
King's College
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Numbness, tingling, a weakening grip, an injured nerve, suspected seizures or dystonia all fall within Dr Rodrigues's field. He examines you, carries out the nerve or brain test himself and explains in person what the result means for you.
His clinic is Bridge House, which he founded, on Station Road in Rossett (LL12 0HE) — off the A483 below Chester, with free parking outside.
What he sees, and the fees.
Full details and every price are on the neurophysiology service page.
Numb or tingling fingers or a weak grip, including suspected carpal or cubital tunnel syndrome. The written report is included.
Numb or burning feet, foot drop or suspected peripheral neuropathy. Arms and legs tested together cost £550.
Small discs on the scalp record the brain's electrical activity to look for signs of epilepsy, followed by a specialist report.
Botulinum toxin injections to ease involuntary muscle spasms, such as cervical (neck) dystonia.
Easy to reach from across the region.
Patients see Dr Rodrigues in Rossett from Chester and Saltney, from Wrexham, Gresford and Holt, and from across Flintshire and the Wirral.
Conditions and tests.
Our guides to the nerve problems and tests Dr Rodrigues deals with most often.
Why local patients choose us.
Dr Arvin Rodrigues
Consultant Clinical Neurophysiologist · GMC 6079103
Is Dr Rodrigues a neurologist? +
He is a consultant clinical neurophysiologist: a doctor in the neurology field who specialises in diagnosing problems of the nerves, muscles and brain with tests such as nerve conduction studies, EMG and EEG. He is not a general neurologist, so he does not run a general neurology clinic for every brain condition.
What problems does he see? +
Numbness, tingling or weakness in the hands, arms, legs or feet; carpal and cubital tunnel syndrome; peripheral neuropathy; trapped nerves from the spine; nerve and plexus injuries after an accident; suspected epilepsy and unexplained blackouts, investigated with an EEG; and dystonia that may be helped by toxin injections.
What should I see someone else for? +
Headaches and migraine, multiple sclerosis (MS) and stroke care belong with your GP, the NHS or a general neurologist. If you notice signs of a stroke — a drooping face, a weak arm or slurred speech — call 999 straight away.
How much does it cost? +
There is no standalone consultation fee: the consultation is included in the nerve study price — £450 for the arms, £500 for the legs and £550 for both, with Dr Rodrigues's written report. An EEG is £550 and toxin treatment for dystonia starts from £450.
Do I need a GP referral? +
No — you can book with Dr Rodrigues yourself. A letter from your GP or surgeon is still welcome, as are any scans or earlier nerve test results.
How far is the clinic from Chester? +
Bridge House Clinic is in Rossett, south of Chester on the road to Wrexham, at Station Road, LL12 0HE. It sits just off the A483 and has free parking on site.
See a nerve specialist near Chester.
Dr Rodrigues in Rossett, with the consultation built into every nerve-study fee.