Yeleniuk Inna Yaroslavivna

Education:

• Bukovinian State Medical University;
• internship at the Center for Emergency Neurology of the Chernivtsi City Hospital;
• Zaporizhzhia State Medical and Pharmaceutical University, specialization in Psychiatry

Membership in associations, societies; attending conferences, thematic improvement courses:

• member of the Ukrainian Society of Stroke Medicine.

Areas of professional development:

• practical experience at the Center for Emergency Neurology of the Chernivtsi Emergency Hospital;
• regular professional development in the field of neurology and psychiatry - participation in thematic courses, trainings and seminars aimed at improving knowledge and practical skills;
• focus on modern international standards of treatment and diagnosis.

Priority areas in clinical practice:

• treatment of various types of headaches: tension headache, migraine, pain caused by frequent medication use or trigeminal cephalalgia. Selection of therapy that helps to quickly reduce pain and reduce the frequency of attacks;
• finding out the causes of dizziness (problems with the vestibular system or impaired blood supply to the brain).
• help with sleep disorders: insomnia, excessive sleepiness or sleep cycle disorders. Recommendations for healthy recreation, taking into account lifestyle and emotional state;
• identification of causes and treatment of back pain (pinched nerves, excessive muscle tension or inflammation);
• a comprehensive approach to long-term pain in various parts of the body (chronic pain syndromes);
• diagnostics of sensory disorders caused by nerve compression (numbness and pain in the limbs, tunnel syndromes);
• primary and secondary stroke prevention, management of patients with impaired blood circulation in the brain;
• help in slowing down the progression of the disease and alleviating movement disorders (neurodegenerative diseases, including Parkinson's disease).

Tell us about your professional interests other than your specialization:

• help with anxiety disorders, depression, panic attacks and other mental conditions;
• application of modern techniques and caring support to restore psychological balance.

Doctor's advice:

• “The best treatment for the disease is to prevent it in time and carry out primary prevention. If you are already experiencing symptoms, our common task is to find the cause of your condition and eliminate it. Listen to your body, maintain a healthy lifestyle, and don't hesitate to consult a neurologist or psychiatrist whenever you need to. Together we can improve your quality of life and maintain your inner balance!”