Day in the Life: Neurologist 

Sameeeeee I’m studying the cerebellum right now

Same! I’m currently taking post-baccalaureate courses as I got my degree in a non-science field and neuroscience is, hands down, my best and most favourite unit Good luck to you!!

Everyone wants to be a neurologist but not everyone will sacrifice the time to be on. It's one of the hardest specialties because the study years are longer AND the working time is higher.

in fairfax va the hospital staff are the kindest! i’m shocked

Hey there 🤗🤗 I have been through really tough times in medical school too. Take a break as many times as you need! I know it is a lot to study, but even small breaks are better than none and go tonthe window or out for a walk...do not just use your break to scroll on the phone. Give your mind and body a true relaxation. So, cherish the importance of having a pause and not studying non stop. Also, think about how you need to be fully present in the moment and find little things to enjoy in this experience, even if it is hard, because this hard time will go away, but you will remain with yourself and you need to be healthy, balanced. Prioritise your health! Nothing deserves your health. If it is TOO MUCH, better take a longer break than sacrifice your health. More hugs. You will make it through with God's help 🤗

@@BibliaRelevanta Thank you very much... I really appreciate I am trying to work this year.. starting this week coz have been having mental breakdowns of late

@@0rewa 🥲🥲 I will not give up thank you

Hope you are doing good! Don't be so hard with yourself and remember to take breaks ❤

this is a neurologist. A neuroscientist is something different.

@@Revion91 lol

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That's what he's supposed to find out - and convey to YOU.

well man it all depends. if they told you to see a neurologist it only means that your problem isnt associated with the lens or optic nerve of your eye, its about how its connected to your brain, which pretty much means that the problemis that something in the back of your brain, or maybe your optic chiasm or other parts have an issue which is impacting your vision

yes also a psychiatrist can as well

Go to medical school and then train as a neurologist

​@@jacksongiddens I didn't have biology chemistry and physics class in 11th and 12th grade. But I'm studying things by myself now. Can I still become a neurologist..?

@@pandaninja6459 depends what country you are in. You may be able to do a course that covers those subjects in order to get in to med school. Some countries do not require science subjects to get in. Good luck!

​@@pandaninja6459no you can't, you have to get into school and complete class 11 and 12 again with those subs

Do an Undergraduate degree in Science 🧪(EG, Biology, Biochemistry, Psychology, Neuroscience) and then apply to medical school & if you're rejected then do a masters degree & reapply