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MagickMuffin

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21. Dr. Harjasleen Walia is a board certified Neurologist
Thu Jul 20, 2023, 05:42 PM
Jul 2023


I think this is Dr. Harjasleen Walia. This person is in San Jose.









Dr. Harjasleen Walia is a board certified Neurologist with a sub-speciality in Headache Medicine and Brain Injury. She completed her residency training in 2017 in General Neurology followed by a fellowship in Headache Medicine at New York University School of Medicine in 2018 where she trained with the leading experts in the field of Headache Medicine. She has achieved awards from various Headache societies including the Scholarship for Emerging Leaders in Headache 2016 from the American Headache Society as well as a Scholarship for Emerging Headache Fellow 2017 from the Headache Cooperative of New England. She has multiple publications including Post Concussive Syndrome: A focus on post-traumatic headache and related cognitive, psychiatric and sleep issues. Review of Literature in the journal Current Neurology 2016. During her training Dr. Walia also developed a Concussion Impact Sensor which has a patent pending.


Dr. Walia believes in compassionate care with a comprehensive approach to treat the whole of the patient and not just the symptoms of illness. Patients are treated based on pathophysiologic causes of their illness utilizing both Eastern and Western medicine for a complimentary approach to treatment. A solid foundational knowledge of anatomy and pathophysiology allows Dr. Walia to use a multimodal approach to treatment including medications, peripheral nerve blocks, myofascial release, botox for migraine, trigger point injections and acupuncture.







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The name Dragon Balls should have been a clue. Emile Jul 2023 #1
a big clue BlueWaveNeverEnd Jul 2023 #19
Unless other patrons were also injured bucolic_frolic Jul 2023 #2
May "Jerry Lee Lewis" Have-A-Word kabi knit Jul 2023 #3
. vanlassie Jul 2023 #9
lol..good work BlueWaveNeverEnd Jul 2023 #17
I like cooking Thai food, and while bird's eye peppers are hot they're not THAT hot .. . hatrack Jul 2023 #4
Also for reference, the Trinidad Scorpion pepper, which I love, has a Scoville niyad Jul 2023 #5
whoa!!! BlueWaveNeverEnd Jul 2023 #18
As a result of radiation treatments 14 years ago, I can eat nothing spicy nor acidic without sinkingfeeling Jul 2023 #6
I am guessing that you do not order the jalapeno burgers at Chili's, then. niyad Jul 2023 #8
You know, most restaurants I go to that serve spicy foods have notices and niyad Jul 2023 #7
my Thai place asks "how hot" on scale of 1 to 10 for dishes listed with the pepper icon BlueWaveNeverEnd Jul 2023 #20
According to the article, she informed her server that she cannot handle niyad Jul 2023 #10
Dairy fat is a good solvent for capsaicin. Most people who like hot food know that dairy products .. eppur_se_muova Jul 2023 #11
Oh, I know that dairy fat helps in that situation. But I don't have a reaction, other niyad Jul 2023 #12
coconut ice cream! Kali Jul 2023 #13
Capsaicin doesn't cause chemical burns Warpy Jul 2023 #15
oh I know Kali Jul 2023 #22
All the silly git needed to do was stop at a Dairy Queen on the way home Warpy Jul 2023 #24
Oh, FFS Warpy Jul 2023 #14
If the food came into contact with her *vocal cords*, she is eating wrong... RockRaven Jul 2023 #16
Dr. Harjasleen Walia is a board certified Neurologist MagickMuffin Jul 2023 #21
oh wow... a brain doctor BlueWaveNeverEnd Jul 2023 #23
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