Headaches and scan reports
Neurologist online, with your MRI report and headache diary
A neurologist online on x.doctor can go through an MRI or CT report, a headache diary or your notes on dizzy spells, and give a second opinion on what to do next. You choose the neurologist yourself and see the price first. A pass covers messages, files and calls for a day or a week.
Free to download. You pay only for a pass with the doctor you choose.
Neurologist online: where it helps
Neurological symptoms often come and go, so what you record at home matters. A diary, a list of episodes or a scan report can all go into the chat.
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Migraines getting more frequent
Keep a diary for a few weeks: the dates, how long each attack lasted, what you took. Send it as a PDF or a photo of the notebook and go over the pattern on a call.
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An MRI report nobody explained
The description mentions ‘nonspecific white matter changes’ and several terms you had to look up. Send the report and ask a neurologist what it means for you and whether anything should be repeated.
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Tingling that comes and goes
Note when it happens and on which side, and photograph any results you already have. A neurologist can suggest what to check next and which specialist should see you in person.
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A second opinion before spine surgery
You’ve been offered an operation for a herniated disc. A neurologist can read the MRI report and the surgeon’s notes and tell you which other options they would want to talk about first.
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A parent’s dizzy spells, from London
Your mother in Bălți has dizzy spells and her appointment is weeks away. From the UK, you can send a neurologist on x.doctor her discharge notes and agree together on what to ask at that appointment.
Why x.doctor suits symptoms that come and go
Episodes that come and go rarely happen in the doctor’s office. The app lets you bring what you recorded at home.
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Your records, kept together
Diary pages, MRI and CT reports and old discharge notes go into one thread with the same neurologist, who can scroll back to them.
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Say it out loud
Some things are easier to describe than to type, like what an aura looks like. Use the call button in the chat for audio or video; the neurologist can ring you as well.
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A neurologist you pick yourself
Profiles show each neurologist’s subspecialties and an About text, with the price for a day and for a week, so you choose before paying.
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Time to follow a pattern
A week pass lets you send the next few days of diary entries to the same neurologist. It’s paid once and doesn’t renew.
How to talk to a neurologist online
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Choose a neurologist
Sign in with a one-time code sent to your email; there’s no password. Each neurologist’s profile shows their price for 24 hours and for 7 days.
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Buy a day or week pass
Pay once by card. A day suits a question about one MRI report; a week leaves room for a few more diary entries. The pass doesn’t renew.
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Send your reports and diary
MRI or CT reports, discharge notes and your headache diary go into one chat. Start an audio or video call when it’s easier to describe out loud; the neurologist can call you as well.
Call 112 at once for these
Some neurological signs can’t wait for a message on x.doctor. Call 112 for:
- Sudden face drooping, weakness in an arm or leg, or slurred or confused speech (note the time and call 112 immediately)
- A sudden, severe headache unlike any before
- A seizure lasting more than 5 minutes, or a first-ever seizure
- Sudden loss of vision, or double vision
- A head injury followed by vomiting, drowsiness or confusion
- A stiff neck with fever
112 works in Moldova and in EU countries. Anywhere else, call the local emergency number.
Who you talk to
Neurologists on x.doctor are licensed medical professionals. The app shows which neurologists are listed, and the price for 24 hours or 7 days is on the profile before you pay. With a pass you get messages, photos, PDF files and audio or video calls with the neurologist you picked.
- You see the doctor’s price on their profile before you pay.
- Card payment on a secure Stripe checkout page. No subscription.
- A second pass with the same doctor adds its time to the one you have.
Questions about a neurologist online
How much is a neurologist online on x.doctor?
The price depends on the neurologist: each one sets a day and a week price in euros on x.doctor, and you see it before paying. It is a one-off card payment, not a subscription.
Can I use a neurologist online from outside Moldova?
Yes, x.doctor works outside Moldova, and a neurologist can go through a scan report from wherever the scan was done. Check the current list of neurologists in the app before buying a pass.
Can a neurologist online help with migraines?
A neurologist on x.doctor can go through your headache diary, the medicines you’ve tried and any scan reports, and recommend what to try or check next. x.doctor does not issue prescriptions, so any new medicine is prescribed at an in-person appointment.
Can I send my MRI to a neurologist on x.doctor?
You can send the written MRI or CT report as a PDF or as photos of its pages. The image files from the scan disc can’t be sent in the x.doctor chat.
What if neurological symptoms start suddenly?
Call 112 in Moldova, or your local emergency number, for sudden face drooping, weakness in an arm or leg, slurred speech, or a sudden, severe headache unlike any before. x.doctor is for questions that can wait for a reply, and it does not replace an examination.
Can I get a second opinion from a neurologist before surgery?
Yes, on x.doctor you can send a neurologist the MRI report and the surgeon’s plan, and ask what they think and what else to raise with the surgeon. The decision stays with you and the team that will treat you.
Other specialties
Your notes and reports, to a neurologist
Install x.doctor for free and look through the neurologists and what they charge. Buy a pass once you’ve decided.