Jane Latimer is a Neurologist based in Camperdown, NSW. Her practice address is PO Box M179, Missenden Rd, Camperdown, NSW 2050, Australia.
Neurology can cover a wide range of problems, from pain and headaches to nerve issues and blood clot concerns. Jane works with people who have ongoing symptoms, as well as those who are looking for clear next steps after scans or tests. At times, nervous system problems can be confusing, so she helps patients make sense of what’s going on in plain language.
Common reasons people see a neurologist include things like sciatica, neuralgia, and chronic pain. Nerve pain can feel sharp, burning, or like an electric shock. In many cases it can affect how someone walks, sleeps, or gets through normal day-to-day tasks.
Jane also looks after people with tension headaches and torticollis. Neck and head pain can build up slowly, and then it can flare up without much warning. She focuses on understanding triggers and patterns, so the plan fits around real life, not just a clinic appointment.
Some referrals involve more specific nerve conditions, including mononeuritis multiplex. These can come with weakness, numbness, or unusual sensations, and the course can vary from person to person. Jane aims to keep things steady and practical while doctors work out the cause.
There are also times when the concern is around blood clots and other related health issues. A neurologist’s role can be important when symptoms overlap, and it’s helpful to coordinate care with the rest of the health team.
Jane’s practice includes work that intersects with complex conditions too. This includes support for fetal alcohol syndrome (FAS) and people who have hemophilia A, where care needs to be careful and well planned. She understands that these situations often affect more than one part of health, and that families need clear guidance.
Over time, Jane helps patients take the next steps toward better control and safer management of symptoms. If someone is unsure about what they need, she works through the basics first, then builds a plan from there.
