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Dr. Arif Khan Dr. Arif Consultant Pediatric Neurologist Dubai

Dr. Arif Khan is a British Board certified Consultant Pediatric Neurologist. He is currently the CEO... more

Dr. Arif Khan is a British Board certified Consultant Pediatric Neurologist. He is currently the CEO/Medical Director and Founder of Neuropedia Children’s Neuroscience Center in Dubai and is also an Associate Professor (Adj) at Mohammed Bin Rashid University, Dubai. He is a visiting Consultant Pediatric Neurologist at King's College Hospital Dubai. He is also the Director of Pediatric Neuroscience at Burjeel Medical City, Abu Dhabi. He founded and developed the first comprehensive children’s neuroscience center in the region called Neuropedia. It has now successfully completed 3 years of service to the regional population and has extensive plans to reach out to Northern Emirates. Dr. Khan had been working as a Consultant Pediatric Neurologist at the University Hospitals of Leicester and has been the lead clinician for complex epilepsies, vagal nerve stimulation service and ketogenic diet in the region. He also worked as Head of Children’s Services at American Center for Psychiatry and Neurology, UAE prior to his current assignments. He is an avid writer, authoring more than 40 peer-reviewed and public health publications. He has recently authored a book called Pediatrics – A clinical handbook. His professional memberships include fellowship of the royal college of pediatrics and child health, core member of the European pediatric neurology society and member of the British Pediatric Neurology Association. He has been a lecturer for medical students at the University Hospital of Leicester and has been teaching on the national training courses like pediatric epilepsy training course. He is also an accredited examiner for the Royal College of Pediatrics and Child Health. less

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My child not listening/ cannot understand
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For a 2 year 2-month-old, child one expects, that they start pointing out at objects, respond to the... more

For a 2 year 2-month-old, child one expects, that they start pointing out at objects, respond to their names by turning to the one calling them. To have social skills and start saying 3-word sentences. If your child is not achieving this or you have concerns about your child's social skills and pointing and not responding to names. It's best to get checked by a neurodevelopmental pediatrician or a pediatric neurologist. If you would like to bring your kid to Neuropedia- Neuroscience Center - Give us a call on 04 343 1113 I shall be more than happy to make physical consultation and an assessment for your child. less

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3 years ago
screens and nightmares
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It depends on what time he wakes up. If he wakes up within the first hour of sleep it's probably nig... more

It depends on what time he wakes up. If he wakes up within the first hour of sleep it's probably night terrors that he is getting. There is nothing to worry about. If this is the early hours of the morning it still is probably another nightmare he remembers. He eventually will outgrow the same. So nothing to be worried about. less

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3 years ago
Why do I still feel tried after 8 hours of sleep?
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If one feels tired after 8 hours of sleep, then we need to look at the quality of sleep. Whether you... more

If one feels tired after 8 hours of sleep, then we need to look at the quality of sleep. Whether you got any sleep apnea or snore at night. Because while you're sleeping if you have sleep apnea your cycle is broken. And even though you have slept for 8 hours the cycle is not completed, thereby not giving you enough rest at night. Therefore a sleep study would be recommended. less

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3 years ago
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