Pediatric neurology
Written for parents. A pediatric concern is not a shorter version of an adult page.
What parents can expect
A pediatric neurology visit is for a child with seizures, headaches, attention questions, or a change in development. Dr. Shawn Sedgh completed three years of pediatrics residency and three years of neurology residency.
Parents often continue to epilepsy and seizures, febrile seizures, or what a neurologist adds for ADHD. The Los Angeles page is pediatric neurology in Los Angeles.
Adult symptoms belong on adult neurology. To ask for a visit, request an appointment and mark the patient as a child.
Why choose us
Dr. Shawn Sedgh completed residency training in both pediatrics (3 years) and neurology (3 years).
Dr. Shawn Sedgh completed residency training in both pediatrics (3 years) and neurology (3 years).
Condition pages are written to be deeper than hospital directory paragraphs.
Condition pages are written to be deeper than hospital directory paragraphs.
Every article is written or reviewed by the treating neurologist, with tier-matched citations.
Every article is written or reviewed by the treating neurologist, with tier-matched citations.
A consultation request goes to a named physician, not a switchboard.
A consultation request goes to a named physician, not a switchboard.
Frequently asked questions
Is this page for parents?
Yes. The longer parent guide is pediatric neurologist in Los Angeles.
What if my child had a seizure with a fever?
Read febrile seizures, then request an appointment if you want that history reviewed.
Talk with us about Pediatric Neurology
Tell us who the visit is for and the reason. Appointment requests are read by the practice.