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How To Cure Stroke?

hi I have a friend whose father had a stroke he has beeb unconscious for one week but he can move his legs and hands but not following the order he just has some jerkie movement the feed him through his nose some liquids and he gets IV what the can do about that and is there any medicatine for that
Mon, 6 Oct 2014
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Stroke is mainly of two types: Thrombotic stroke and Hemorrhagic stroke. Usually stroke due to thrombosis has good prognosis compared to stroke due to hemorrhage. There are medicines to treat thrombotic stroke but there are no effective medicines for hemorrhagic stroke; even medicines will not do magic cure. Hence it may be difficult to predict the course of the disease. In your friend's father's case good outcome is unlikely as he is unconscious for more than a week.
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How To Cure Stroke?

Stroke is mainly of two types: Thrombotic stroke and Hemorrhagic stroke. Usually stroke due to thrombosis has good prognosis compared to stroke due to hemorrhage. There are medicines to treat thrombotic stroke but there are no effective medicines for hemorrhagic stroke; even medicines will not do magic cure. Hence it may be difficult to predict the course of the disease. In your friend s father s case good outcome is unlikely as he is unconscious for more than a week.