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Paralysis, Difficulty Speaking, BP Stroke. CT Scan Done, Brain Haemorrhage, Surgery Done, Unconscious. Prognosis?
On 25th May, 2012 early morning, my father (aged about 66; height- 5.4 feet; weight - in between 60 to 65 kg) got suddenly paralyzed left side of his body, difficult to speak etc. due to BP stroke . In the afternoon of the same day, operation was done after CT scanning and other some tests. According to the concerned doctors, an artery leading to right brain was burst and blood gathered on the right side of the brain was taken out during surgery. On the very next day, he regained conscious but later, he was again unconscious. He is still in the ICU room of an hospital. Will his health be good as earlier?
Tue, 10 Jul 2012
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Look first thing first. Let the surgery procedure get done. when he discharged from the hospital immediately starts his physiotherapy as soon as possible. as much you delay Physiotherapy the chances of recovery gets diminished. Recovery will be slow. be faithful to physiotherapy. May take year or more. Recovery chances are as good as 70-80%. It means he can be almost as accurate as before but all is the matter of time and quality of treatment given. Be faithful to god. There is always a hope.you can also contact me if you want further information.
Look first thing first. Let the surgery procedure get done. when he discharged from the hospital immediately starts his physiotherapy as soon as possible. as much you delay Physiotherapy the chances of recovery gets diminished. Recovery will be slow. be faithful to physiotherapy. May take year or more. Recovery chances are as good as 70-80%. It means he can be almost as accurate as before but all is the matter of time and quality of treatment given. Be faithful to god. There is always a hope.you can also contact me if you want further information.
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