Dr. Khurram Nazir, MD

awful experience. ?? He gives same pain meds when you tell him that they don't work.

I have only seen Dr. Nazir a few times, he is very thorough with testing to confirm or rule out a diagnosis. Willing to refer to a specialist to confirm his diagnosis. Literally called me to give test results himself! Even emailed me himself with medication options to review at home and get back to him on my choice.

Dr. Nazir spent time with me. He answered all of my questions and made me feel that he was concerned. Did not rush me but listened to me. He has an awesome bedside manner and was very kind and understanding. I would definitely recommend him to anyone with Sciatica!!

Very Kind! Will fight for the patient!

Staff was friendly, doctor was quick and didn't explain things well at all. He was very quick to state what he thought and not what the medical reports I provided said. He didn't listen to a word I said and rushed me out the door.

VERY friendly and knowledgeable.

On initial visit I felt he was rather stern and cold. On second visit I asked him about his family visit to Pakistan and he warmed up. Being from another country, perhaps he needs more time to adjust to American culture. I like him, and feel if you give him a chance, you can accommodate his style and professionalism. Overall a good doctor. Excellent staff.

The man treated me in the hospital, I was ready to release me. I got hit by a hurricane, I never got follow up care as Dr. The Director of the hospitalist on staff at the time I was treated disagreed with discharging me. I returned to his office, with my health care packet and two strokes in my brain. Still untreated, and he just basically sat there and asked me why I was there. I said I would like to know and understand what has happened to me, and what other follow up measures and treatment I need. And he asked me again so why are you here? He never made ANY sense. I got up & “stumbled out”. I didn’t get charge for the office visit. I guess that’s one good thing I could say about the man.

The most unprofessional doctor in PC. All he wants to do is shove pills down your throat instead of treating the problem. He has a horrible bed side manner and is the WORST doctor. I would not recommend him to anyone EVER!

Pill pushed. Prescription of narcotics to my wife, a recovering addict. He will be losing his license.

Excellent Doc

After years of seeing Dr. Nazir for Epilepsy, he never believed I had seizures, and never cared for me. Now Dr’s at UF Hospital found a lesion in my Temporal Lobe causing seizures in both sides of my Temporal Lobes! But Dr Nazir never let me talk and always just shut me up with pills that never controlled the seizures. He even gave me “free” Briviact as a sample, that didn’t help, then charged us $1,200! He really only cares about the money.

Amazing doctor, amazing man reminds me of a prince with his longer hair, best pain mgmt doctor on the planet. Tommy Sims patent

He was on call when my brother was diagnosed with a TIA. good doctor.

Dr.Nazir treated my sister and diagnosed her with dementia. After giving her this diagnosis,he continued to treat her and never told her because of dementia diagnosis,she should be accompanied to any future appointments. He subsequently put her on several medications with significant adverse side effects without proper education. He diagnosed her with seizure disorder,added medication and never presented education re:inability to drive. Refused second opinion when requested.

Very impatient. Kept using a hurried hand gesture to rush me along while talking even though I was having problems articulating my sentences. Treated me as though I was seeking narcotic medication. Dismissed me an my symptoms as secondary manifestation to psychosis...ended up in the hospital 3 days later in which stenosis was found in the myelin sheath and a nodule on my thyroid...i don't believe these are caused by psychosis or addiction.

He's my hero.

took care of my headaches . spends time listening to me.

Excellent bedside manner