Dr. Winnie Sharon Lim Khoo, MD, FPNA is an adult neurologist in Metro Manila, recognized for her subspecialized expertise in headache disorders and brain stroke. Key Credentials & Qualifications Specialization: Adult Neurology (Brain, Spinal Cord, and Peripheral Nerves). Subspecialty / Advanced Training: Master of Headache Disorder (University of Copenhagen, Denmark). Neuropathology Observership Training (Columbia Presbyterian Hospital, New York, USA). Specialized Resid

Types of Brain Stroke Cases Ischemic Stroke: Acute management and long-term secondary prevention for blockages in blood supply to the brain. Hemorrhagic Stroke & Brain Aneurysms: Medical management, post-bleed stabilization, and monitoring for vascular malformations or aneurysms. Transient Ischemic Attacks (TIA / "Mini-Strokes"): Diagnostic workups to prevent full-blown cerebrovascular events. Post-Stroke Neuro-Rehabilitation: Management of post-stroke complications, includin

Headaches are a common experience for many people, but not all headaches are the same. Some headaches are mild and short-lived, while others can be severe and debilitating. Among the various types of headaches, migraines stand out as a distinct condition with unique symptoms and causes. Understanding the differences between a migraine and a regular headache can help you identify your symptoms more accurately and seek appropriate treatment. Person experiencing migraine pain, h

Deeply honored and thankful to stand alongside these esteemed physicians at the 47th Annual Convention of the Philippine Neurological Association.

In today’s healthcare landscape, personal interaction is key. While telemedicine has gained traction, nothing compares to face-to-face consultations. They foster trust and allow for a deeper understanding of health concerns. Dr. Winnie Lim Khoo is available for in-person consultations at Room 1009, Manila Doctors Hospital, every Monday and Thursday from 1:00 PM to 5:00 PM. This post highlights the benefits of these consultations, what you’ll find during your visit, and how to

GON block injections can provide short-term relief (typically a few weeks) for some individuals to help prevent migraine attacks. Your doctor might suggest a GON block if other preventive treatments have not been effective, or if you are awaiting the effects of new medications. This option may also be suitable if you cannot undergo other treatments due to age or pregnancy. Additionally, your doctor might recommend a GON block to address a prolonged migraine attack (status mig

Stroke is classified into two main types: ischemic stroke and hemorrhagic stroke . Ischemic stroke, the most common, occurs when a blood...

Daily Persistent Headache is a sudden-onset headache that becomes constant and occurs daily, often without any previous history of...

It is a headache that happens after a head injury, like a bump, fall, or concussion. It usually shows up within a week and can feel like...