- medical school: Wright State University
- residency: Dayton Children's Hospital
- board certification: American Board of Pediatrics
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headaches, chronic headaches, dysautonomia, postural orthostatic tachycardia syndrome (POTS)
Anastazia Agin, MD is a pediatric attending and headache specialist in the neurology division at Dayton Children's Hospital. Dr. Again was born and raised in Columbus, Ohio. She graduated from The Ohio State University in Columbus, Ohio. She then completed her medical school education at Wright State University Boonshoft School of Medicine in Dayton, Ohio. She spent her pediatric residency at Dayton Children's Hospital. Dr. Agin is board certified by the American Board of Pediatrics. One of her favorite things about working with children is that she is a big kid herself! Outside of the hospital, Dr. Agin enjoys Ohio State football, theater and shopping.
Provider Rating
01/18/22
She answered all of our questions. We didn't feel rushed at all and she seemed very knowledgeable.
12/20/21
I really enjoyed our visit with the doctor. She had a good bed side manner. She listened to me as well as included my teenager on the visit which I thought was very thoughtful because a lot of doctors have a bad habit of forgetting the fact that there's a kid in the room and just talk directly to the parents. So I like that she included my teenager in the conversation and she listened to both of our concerns and spoke in a language that we could understand when she responded. So I appreciated that.
11/23/21
She has a great bed side manner, and my child really felt comfortable with her.
10/06/21
I believe that Anastazia Agin is very hands on with her patients. She listens to everything, you say, any ...problems, symptoms and we'll let you know what she thinks. She gives great suggestions in my son's case for his migraines and I believe she has his best interest at heart and she would do anything she could to help him.
Chronic headache, Epilepsy, Postural orthostatic tachycardia syndrome (POTS), Dysautonomia, Febrile seizures, Headaches
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