Numbness or tingling
To investigate whether symptoms may relate to a peripheral nerve problem or another clinical pattern.
Nerve & muscle diagnostics
Nerve conduction studies and electromyography provide clinical information about aspects of nerve and muscle function. Your referring clinician interprets results in context.
Two complementary parts
A nerve conduction study records how selected nerves respond to controlled electrical stimulation. Needle electromyography may assess electrical activity in selected muscles. The exact study depends on the referral question and clinical findings.

Diagnostic blocks
A diagnostic nerve, joint or peri-articular block may be discussed when it can contribute useful clinical information for a musculoskeletal pain presentation.
Explore procedures →Common referral questions
This is not a self-diagnosis list; referral decisions depend on history and examination.
To investigate whether symptoms may relate to a peripheral nerve problem or another clinical pattern.
To gather information about selected nerves, muscles and the level at which a problem may be occurring.
To support evaluation of presentations such as suspected carpal tunnel syndrome or other focal nerve compression.
Before the study
Call to confirm timing, referral requirements and any special instructions.
Choose comfortable clothing that allows access to the area being examined.
Unless instructed otherwise, avoid applying creams or oils to the test area on the day.
Your referral, relevant reports, medicines list and identification requested by the hospital.
During and after
Ask the department when and how the report will be available, as workflows can vary.
Walk-ins welcome
Call 051-9564331 or 0335-4446664. The department is on the 3rd Floor, Cecil Chaudhry Block, PAF Hospital Islamabad.