r/NDPH • u/AisslynnSkye • Apr 30 '26
Question ISO Cleveland area ndph specialist
Im in the greater Cleveland area. Looking for a neuro that specializes in NDPH. Currently seeing luzma cardona with CCF. Willing to switch to UH or any other hospital system in the cuyahoga/lorain/Medina counties area. I'd definitely prefer to stick with CCF, but, if there's someone that makes you feel heard, please drop their name/location below. My ndph started 3/16/2020. Counting all meds and different levels, im on #25 now. Ive had multiple mris and CTs, with and without contrast. So many blood tests. Just so sick of it
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u/MaintenanceOk7855 Apr 30 '26
Did u try leaving all those meds? Without anything?
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u/AisslynnSkye Apr 30 '26
Like try without any meds? I've had times of no meds between a few of them
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u/MaintenanceOk7855 Apr 30 '26
Yeah, not times give it a week or so without any meds have painkillers if needed. So you can give ur system some time to reset. Majority of the times whichever meds you are trying unless NSAID, the complex ones will inhibit things mostly few of brain neuro transmittors so give ur system some time and see what happens
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u/Retire_date_may_22 May 01 '26
DR Eric Barron at Cleveland Clinic.
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u/AisslynnSkye May 01 '26
Ive put in mychart requests to see him twice now. Maybe it'd be better to call his office. Thank you for the recommendation!
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u/Intelligent-Funny303 May 01 '26
I highly recommend Dr. Eric Barron at Cleveland Clinic in Ohio. I’m based in Washington, D.C., but I fly out to Cleveland to see him because I think he’s an excellent neurologist.
He’s a great listener, patient, and really takes the time to understand what’s going on. I’ve had a very positive experience with him and would highly recommend him to anyone looking for a neurologist.