Dr. Muhammad R. Baig, MD

Psychosomatic medicine sits at the crossroads of mind and body—something Midtown East has quietly recognized. Dr. Muhammad R. Baig, MD offers that perspective from an office on Lexington Avenue, where the approach blends clinical precision with attention to how stress and emotion manifest physically.

The practice occupies space at 641 Lexington Ave, New York, NY 10022, a stretch of avenue better known for corporate towers than quiet consultations. Yet the location makes sense: professionals who spend their days in high-pressure environments often need a practitioner who understands the interplay between deadlines and digestive issues, or between boardroom tension and chronic pain. The field itself isn’t new, but finding a specialist who treats the body without dismissing the mind can still feel rare.

Sessions here tend to cover conditions like irritable bowel syndrome, migraines with no clear neurological cause, or hypertension that spikes with stress. Patients also discuss insomnia, fibromyalgia, and skin flare-ups that coincide with emotional strain. The goal isn’t to replace therapy or primary care, but to bridge the gap when symptoms resist standard treatment. Those wanting to schedule can reach the office at (646) 888-0100.

Directions are straightforward; the building sits between 54th and 55th Streets, a block east of Third Avenue. For a map that pinpoints the entrance, follow this link. No appointment is guaranteed without calling first, so the number remains the most reliable starting point.