Listed on the clinic sign
Chronic headache consultation
The clinic sign lists chronic headache and depressive illness among problems patients bring. Dr Rajeev Ranjan Jha sees these in general medical consultation at Trust Medicentre, Greater Noida West. This page does not describe him as a neurologist or a psychiatrist.
What chronic headache means
The World Health Organization describes headache disorders, including migraine and tension-type headache, as common and often recurring. A physician visit asks how often the pain comes, where it sits, what sets it off, and which tablets you already use. Migraine assessment in this clinic means that history. It is not a neurology department.
Causes a physician looks for
Poor sleep, skipped meals, eye strain, fever, and high blood pressure can sit behind a headache. Some people also have a low mood that has lasted. Depressive illness is named on the clinic sign as a problem patients bring to a physician. It is not a claim of psychiatry practice. Thoughts of self-harm need urgent in-person help, not a routine slot.
When to use emergency care
A headache that is the worst of your life, or a headache with weakness, confusion, trouble speaking, or a seizure, needs emergency care. A new headache after a head injury also needs emergency care.
What to bring
- A note of how many days a month the headache comes
- Names of pain tablets, and how often you take them
- Any earlier scan or blood-pressure reading
Patients from Delhi NCR use this same Greater Noida West address. Monday to Saturday, 8:30 am to 9:30 pm. Sunday is closed.
Questions patients ask
Is this a migraine specialist?
No. Chronic headache is on a general physician’s sign. A neurologist is a different qualification.
Can blood pressure be checked in the same visit?
Yes. High pressure is one of the things a physician looks for when headache keeps returning. See also blood pressure consultation.
Last updated 5 November 2026. General information, not a personal diagnosis. A clinician at the clinic should confirm this text. It has not been marked as a signed medical review.